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player.skill_proto, database.

 

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Syreldar

8 minutes ago, Syreldar said:

player.skill_proto, database.

thx
do you know if there is a guide that explain the math behind the formulas like this?
Attack Power %.0f-%.0f    2.3*MinATK + (MinATK*4 + 4*STR + CON)*SkillPoint    2.3*MaxATK + (MaxATK*4 + 4*STR + CON)*SkillPoint

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I'm afraid I don't understand the question. You need a guide to explain you.. math?

Edited by Syreldar

 

"Nothing's free in this life.

Ignorant people have an obligation to make up for their ignorance by paying those who help them.

Either you got the brains or cash, if you lack both you're useless."

Syreldar

9 minutes ago, Syreldar said:

I'm afraid I don't understand the question. You need a guide to explain you.. math?

i was afraid that the question was going to sound dumb, i understand basic math but i don't understand the meaning of this "%.0f-%.0f" is this still a mathematic formula or it's something from a lenguage code?
i tried to google it but i can't find anything that explain what is it

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Looks like someone's a little hot today.

Maybe this post can help you.
 

 

I recommend you save time by using ChatGPT.

Me:
 

"%.0f-%.0f" means?


ChatGPT:

"%.0f-%.0f" is a string format specifier in programming that is often used to format output values in a particular way.

In this case, the format specifier is being used to represent a range of possible values for the "Attack Power" variable. The "%.0f" part of the specifier is used to format a floating-point number (a number with a decimal point) with zero decimal places, which means it will be rounded to the nearest integer.

The "-" between the two format specifiers is simply a separator that indicates the range of values. So, if the values being formatted are 10.5 and 15.2, for example, the output would be "10-15", which represents the range of possible attack power values.

Note that the specific meaning and usage of format specifiers may vary depending on the programming language and context.

 

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2 hours ago, caanmasu said:

Looks like someone's a little hot today.

Maybe this post can help you.
 

 

I recommend you save time by using ChatGPT.

Me:
 

"%.0f-%.0f" means?


ChatGPT:

"%.0f-%.0f" is a string format specifier in programming that is often used to format output values in a particular way.

In this case, the format specifier is being used to represent a range of possible values for the "Attack Power" variable. The "%.0f" part of the specifier is used to format a floating-point number (a number with a decimal point) with zero decimal places, which means it will be rounded to the nearest integer.

The "-" between the two format specifiers is simply a separator that indicates the range of values. So, if the values being formatted are 10.5 and 15.2, for example, the output would be "10-15", which represents the range of possible attack power values.

Note that the specific meaning and usage of format specifiers may vary depending on the programming language and context.

 

Thanks ? this will save me a lot of time

hey one last thing, do you know by any chance what the bonus "faint chance" do in game? what's the effect of this bonus?

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