Problem with exp stages

[warmenopen]

hello guys, i'm facing a little problem with exp stages in my server. first i have a question, the minimal exp stage multiplier is multiplier="1" ? i need to put a less multiplier, it's possible to be like 8.6 servers ? like multiplier="0.1" ? thanks

 

[Perun]

hello guys, i'm facing a little problem with exp stages in my server. first i have a question, the minimal exp stage multiplier is multiplier="1" ? i need to put a less multiplier, it's possible to be like 8.6 servers ? like multiplier="0.1" ? thanks

    multiplier = pugi::cast<uint32_t>(multiplierAttribute.value());

tfs 1.3 have multipiler in uint32, older tfs like 0.3 have that in float:

if(readXMLFloat(q, "multiplier", floatValue))

Yes, you can do it like 0.1 if you change type in src.

 

[warmenopen]

i'm sorry but do you know how i do that ?

 

[Infernum]

i'm sorry but do you know how i do that ?

You'd be better off using Lua experience stages. The commit can be found here: Move experience stages to Lua by ranisalt · Pull Request #1642 · otland/forgottenserver (https://github.com/otland/forgottenserver/pull/1642/files)

 

[Ramon Bernardo]

Sorry for up the topic.

My solution is:
Game.cpp:

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uint64_t Game::getExperienceStage(uint32_t level)

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double Game::getExperienceStage(uint32_t level)

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uint32_t minLevel, maxLevel, multiplier;

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uint32_t minLevel, maxLevel;
double multiplier;

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multiplier = pugi::cast<uint32_t>(multiplierAttribute.value());

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multiplier = pugi::cast<double>(multiplierAttribute.value());

Game.h

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uint64_t getExperienceStage(uint32_t level);

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double getExperienceStage(uint32_t level);

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std::map<uint32_t, uint32_t> stages;

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std::map<double, double> stages;

Now it works 0.1

@Delusion Do you recommend using double or float? I for example will use a value of 0.0066 in "multiplier".

 

[Infernum]

Sorry for up the topic.

My solution is:
Game.cpp:

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uint64_t Game::getExperienceStage(uint32_t level)

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double Game::getExperienceStage(uint32_t level)

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uint32_t minLevel, maxLevel, multiplier;

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uint32_t minLevel, maxLevel;
double multiplier;

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multiplier = pugi::cast<uint32_t>(multiplierAttribute.value());

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multiplier = pugi::cast<double>(multiplierAttribute.value());

Game.h

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uint64_t getExperienceStage(uint32_t level);

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double getExperienceStage(uint32_t level);

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std::map<uint32_t, uint32_t> stages;

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std::map<double, double> stages;

Now it works 0.1

@Delusion Do you recommend using double or float? I for example will use a value of 0.0066 in "multiplier".

They will both be the same for tiny decimals like that.