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| − | Presented in LUA. | + | Formula functions to reproduce values the client derives from its own scripts. Presented in LUA. |
== Scaled experience reward from quests == | == Scaled experience reward from quests == | ||
Revision as of 09:20, 26 October 2017
Formula functions to reproduce values the client derives from its own scripts. Presented in LUA.
Scaled experience reward from quests
function calcSkillPoint(player, lvl, weight)
weight = weight / 100
return math.ceil(expTable[lvl] * weight)
-- expTable is a table listing total XP needed per level
end
Command MP cost
local commandCost = {
-- Some example base MP costs before the formula scales the cost to current level
["raise"] = 150,
["cure"] = 40,
["cura"] = 100,
["curaga"] = 150,
["firaga"] = 255,
["thundara"] = 135,
};
function calculateCommandCost(skillName, level)
if skillName and level and commandCost[skillName] then
if level <= 10 then
return math.ceil((100 + level * 10) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
elseif level <= 20 then
return math.ceil((200 + (level - 10) * 20) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
elseif level <= 30 then
return math.ceil((400 + (level - 20) * 40) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
elseif level <= 40 then
return math.ceil((800 + (level - 30) * 70) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
elseif level <= 50 then
return math.ceil((1500 + (level - 40) * 130) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
elseif level <= 60 then
return math.ceil((2800 + (level - 50) * 200) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
elseif level <= 70 then
return math.ceil((1500 + (level - 60) * 320) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
else
return math.ceil((8000 + (level - 70) * 500) * (commandCost[skillName] * 0.001));
end;
end;
return 1;
end
