Post: #2

#1 - Where are you getting SRC.damage from (I don't see that as a valid object on the WIKI) (maybe you assigned it another value above the code you pasted)?

#2 - assuming SRC.damage has been assigned by you in the code somewhere, you would change line 3 from:

to


Also a tip for getting help, if you aren't cutting and pasting the entire code (perhaps you did in this instance) it's definitely helpful for us to see the entire picture.

And as far as overriding @HIT, as long as you don't override any variables having to do with guards, criminal, invul areas, you'll be fine, you are only overriding the specific variables, not the entire combat script from what I've seen. Hopefully someone with more knowledge will step in a confirm this, because I'm only 99% sure from my experience so far (which is super limited).

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I'm actually at the point of researching this for my @Hit script and looks like SRC.damage is a valid argument, so I stand corrected, no need for #1 on my first reply

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I just got on my whiteboard, and broke it into pieces, looks like the first part I'm doing is determining my min and max damage according to my weapon min/max damage, my character's strength and my character's weapon skill. Then once I have those two values, Ill take into account my opponents armor value and parry skill, then perform another calculation.