Before I move on to the main question which is described in the title, I also have another question that is a little complicated to understand, so stay with me lol
1) The formula for LEVELMAGIC in the 0.4tfs is as follows:
2) After searching a little in the source files I discovered the function that "takes" as arguments the random numbers in the individual spells .lua files, which is:
3) So that means that the spells should show 10 numbers in the .lua file, but some spells only show 8, and some even less than that. How am I supposed to know what number will serve as the argument for each variable in the LEVELMAGIC formula?
Take as an example the 'energy strike' spell:
I hope I have made myself clear haha. If I could understand those numbers and variables I would probably leave the formulas unchanged, but let's say I wan't to change them - Would I have to change anything else in different .cpp or .h files? Or everything related to combat damage is inside the combat.cpp file?
Thanks a lot!
Bonus question lol:
The int32_t in the formula is not actually a variable right? It is declaring the min and max variables as int32_t type to hold bigger numbers than an int variable?
And the damage is automatically rounded if the result of the min/max values is decimal right?
1) The formula for LEVELMAGIC in the 0.4tfs is as follows:
C++:
min = (int32_t)((player->getLevel() / minl + player->getMagicLevel() * minm) * 1. * mina + minb);
max = (int32_t)((player->getLevel() / maxl + player->getMagicLevel() * maxm) * 1. * maxa + maxb);2) After searching a little in the source files I discovered the function that "takes" as arguments the random numbers in the individual spells .lua files, which is:
C++:
void Combat::setPlayerCombatValues(formulaType_t _type, double _mina, double _minb, double _maxa, double _maxb, double _minl, double _maxl, double _minm, double _maxm, int32_t _minc, int32_t _maxc)3) So that means that the spells should show 10 numbers in the .lua file, but some spells only show 8, and some even less than that. How am I supposed to know what number will serve as the argument for each variable in the LEVELMAGIC formula?
Take as an example the 'energy strike' spell:
Lua:
setCombatFormula(combat, COMBAT_FORMULA_LEVELMAGIC, -1, -10, -1, -20, 5, 5, 1.4, 2.1)I hope I have made myself clear haha. If I could understand those numbers and variables I would probably leave the formulas unchanged, but let's say I wan't to change them - Would I have to change anything else in different .cpp or .h files? Or everything related to combat damage is inside the combat.cpp file?
Thanks a lot!
Bonus question lol:
The int32_t in the formula is not actually a variable right? It is declaring the min and max variables as int32_t type to hold bigger numbers than an int variable?
And the damage is automatically rounded if the result of the min/max values is decimal right?
