Quick question regarding experience tables..

[Eaglesight]

Is it possible to create own experience tables without source-editing?

 

[Djivar]

do you mean like exp stages? :S

 

[hodleo]

you can do it with a calculator

 

[Eaglesight]

do you mean like exp stages? :S

No, I mean the table, like this:

Level 0: 0 experience
Level 1: 200 experience
Level 2: 400 experience

World of Tibia > Library > experience points

etc.

you can do it with a calculator

Tell me what you mean with that please, sounds like you completely misunderstood

 

[Eaglesight]

bump

 

[Djivar]

how much lvl do you need?

 

[Eaglesight]

how much lvl do you need?

20.

 

[Eaglesight]

Still need an answer to the simpliest question which some nabs only seem to confuse themselves with. ^^

 

[Djivar]

Did you call me noob? ...

lvl    exp
1	0 	
2	100 	
3	200 	
4	400 
5	800 	
6	1500 	
7	2600 	
8	4200 	
9	6400 	
10	9300 	
11	13000 	
12	17600 	
13	23200 	
14	29900 	
15	37800 	
16	47000 	
17	57600 	
18	69700 	
19	83400 	
20	98800

 

[Eaglesight]

Did you call me noob? ...

lvl    exp
1	0 	
2	100 	
3	200 	
4	400 
5	800 	
6	1500 	
7	2600 	
8	4200 	
9	6400 	
10	9300 	
11	13000 	
12	17600 	
13	23200 	
14	29900 	
15	37800 	
16	47000 	
17	57600 	
18	69700 	
19	83400 	
20	98800

Yes, I told you I'm NOT looking for an experience table. <_<

 

[Djivar]

What are you fucking talking about then?

Not exp tabel and not exp stages

 

[chojrak]

What are you fucking talking about then?

Not exp tabel and not exp stages

He mean experience formula, moron.

Player.h:

		static uint64_t getExpForLevel(uint32_t lv)
		{
			lv--;
			return ((50ULL * lv * lv * lv) - (150ULL * lv * lv) + (400ULL * lv)) / 3ULL;
		}

 

[iBlue]

How much experience it actually takes to level lol. Some nabs fail @ reading.

Cho~ posted it xD.

 

[Sweddy]

Djivar is not a noob

He maybe was tired

 

[Eaglesight]

He mean experience formula, moron.

Player.h:

		static uint64_t getExpForLevel(uint32_t lv)
		{
			lv--;
			return ((50ULL * lv * lv * lv) - (150ULL * lv * lv) + (400ULL * lv)) / 3ULL;
		}

Thanks! Too bad it's source only :huh: