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kn4tseb · 06-18-2014 07:51 AM

i know what you mean Extreme, its almost like that but you said it yourself, it could take infinite loops till it gets true so loop stops.... xD
what about this Confused

local.total 15

EDITED
never mind, wont work xddd

what i want knowing this is that i could apply it to gold, damage, and multiple systems so there would be an equality distribution of something depending on chance.

Extreme · (06-18-2014)

Well, in my opinion, you have to specify better the things, both players A, B and C are equals?

If yes, my code is the right thing to use, even it make you freeze.
If A is better and it have more chance or something else, it can have first try...

You can try this:

PHP Code:

LOCAL.A <R1,20>
IF <dLOCAL.A> < 20
 DORAND 2
 BEGIN
  LOCAL.B <R1,<EVAL 20-<dLOCAL.A>>>
  LOCAL.C <EVAL 20-<dLOCAL.A>-<dLOCAL.B>>
 END
 BEGIN
  LOCAL.C <R1,<EVAL 20-<dLOCAL.A>>>
  LOCAL.B <EVAL 20-<dLOCAL.A>-<dLOCAL.C>>
 END
 ENDDO
ENDIF 

Skul · 06-18-2014 08:00 AM

local.total can work, let's say you're using this on an npc to divvy gold at death, here's an example:

Code:

on=@death

local.total=<eval {1 15}> //example amount

if (<attackers>)

  local.divvy=<eval <local.total> /<local.attackers>> //divvy between all attackers

  for x 0 <eval <attackers> +-1>

    uid.<attacker.<local.x>.uid>.newgold <local.divvy> //give divided gold to the attacker

  endfor

endif

This event would be placed on the monster, or all monsters, however u choose to use it.

kn4tseb · 06-18-2014 08:08 AM

What about this xDDD

local.a <eval 20-<r20>>

local.b <eval <r(20-<local.a>)>>

local.c <eval <20-(<local.a>+<local.b>)>>

//local.d <eval <20-(<local.a>+<local.b>+<local.c>)>>

i will try what You guys say now... i got so confused with those evals xddd

kn4tseb · 06-18-2014 09:12 AM

one last thing,
<R20> returns a number between 0 and 19?
what about rand(20)? it is the same?
what if i want a number between 0 and 20
<r0,20>??

EDIT:

well here it is in case in the future someone as new as me needs it Smile

a + b + c + d + e = 20
local.a <eval 20-<r0,20>>
local.b <eval <r0,<eval 20-<local.a>>>>
local.c <eval <r0,<eval 20-<local.a>+<local.b>>>>
local.d <eval <r0,<eval 20-<local.a>+<local.b>+<local.c>>>>
local.e <eval 20-<eval <local.a>+<local.b>+<local.c>+<local.d>>>

***XuN*** · (06-19-2014)

<R20> returns a random number between 1 and 20 (a total of 20 possibilities), <r0,20> returns a random number between 0 and 20 (21 numbers in total).

BTW, now that you realised to do it, and learned in the proccess i'll show you a function I had for this:

Code:

[function GetRandomsFromTotal]        //GetRandomsFromTotal 5,100 returns 5 random* numbers wich sum 100. The random is calculated this way: BaseNum=(100/5), Result=RAND(BaseNum - argv[0],Basenum + argv[0])

local.amount=<argv[0]>

local.total=<argv[1]>

local.max=<qval (<isempty <argv[2]>>==0)?<argv[2]>:<eval (<argv[1]>/<argv[0]>)+<argv[0]>>>

local.min=<qval (<isempty <argv[3]>>==0)?<argv[3]>:<eval (<argv[1]>/<argv[0]>)-<argv[0]>>>

if (<local.min><0)

    local.min=0

endif

local.res=0

for 1 <local.amount>    // Here the results are created, nothing is checked so all of then can be the max <local.max> or the min... shit happens?

    local.ret_<dlocal._for>=<r<local.min>,<local.max>>

    local.res +=<local.ret_<dlocal._for>>

endfor

local.pointer=1

while <local.res>><local.total>    // So this is a check preventing the total result being higher than <argv[1]> and any result to be lower than <local.min>

    if (<local.ret_<dlocal.pointer>>><local.min>)

        local.ret_<dlocal.pointer> -=1

        local.res --

    endif

    local.pointer ++    // local.pointer is just going throught all the results decreasing (in this case) or increasing (in the next while) all the values by 1 until the requirements are done.

    if (<local.pointer>><local.amount>)

        local.pointer=1

    endif

endwhile

while <local.res><<local.total>    // and this one prevents anyone being lower than <argv[1]>

    if (<local.ret_<dlocal.pointer>><<local.max>)

        local.ret_<dlocal.pointer> +=1

        local.res ++

    endif

    local.pointer ++

    if (<local.pointer>><local.amount>)

        local.pointer=1

    endif

endwhile

//so with these 2 whiles Sphere ensured that all the values does sum the total of <argv[1]> we create the return value.

local.ret=0    //first value will be a 0 so we don't check in every for loop if the local is empty to create it or not.

for 1 <local.amount>

    local.ret=<local.ret>,<dlocal.ret_<dlocal._for>>

endfor

return <streat <local.ret>> // so here we remove the first value (the 0) and return the rest.

This will return the values separated with commas, ie: local.res=<GetRandomsFromTotal 5,20> will return a total of 5 random values which, in total, do not pass from 20. It also applies some logic to the calcs... numbers have a minimum value and a maximum value: in this case min value would be (20/5)-5=-1 and it will be fixed to 0 if that happens, the max would be (20/5)+5=9. This is done to create values between some certain range that let Sphere do its calcs easier. It won't be nice if the first random is 20 and the rest have to be 0 IMO.

***Coruja*** · (06-19-2014)

Code:

REF1=<char1>

REF2=<char2>

REF3=<char3>

REF4=<char4>

REF5=<char5>

FOR 20

  LOCAL.Gold<R1,5> ++

  //If this line doesn't work, try using this workaround:

  //LOCAL.N=<R1,5>

  //LOCAL.Gold<dLOCAL.N> = <eval <LOCAL.Gold<dLOCAL.N>>+1>

ENDFOR

FOR 1 5

  REF<LOCAL._FOR>.NEWGOLD <LOCAL.Gold<dLOCAL._FOR>>

ENDFOR

just set all chars that will receive the gold on REF[x] and then start giving 1gp to random chars until it reach 20gp

kn4tseb · 06-19-2014 01:33 PM

wow, okey, thank you very much!!!!

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