How To Make an Unusual Point Score System?

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  1. Hello, I'm trying to create a point score system so that at the end of the very early alpha version of my game the players will have a score created based on how they did.

    While the scoring points may seem kinda unusual they're what will make my game very unique in the end..

    So pretty much I need a way to figure out how to add all of the below and then give them that number as a value:

    (exact value of each stat = points in a 1:1 ratio which I believe can be done via variables)

    MHP + ATK + DEF + AGI (these are the only ones I need, I don't need any other stats)

    and I want to multiply that added amount by 2 THEN show them the number as their point value via a text box or something.

    So how can I do this?

    I literally just realized how easy this is to do right after clicking post, could someone please lock this for me, thanks.
  2. iskillzi said:
    Hello, I'm trying to create a point score system so that at the end of the very early alpha version of my game the players will have a score created based on how they did.

    While the scoring points may seem kinda unusual they're what will make my game very unique in the end..

    So pretty much I need a way to figure out how to add all of the below and then give them that number as a value:

    (exact value of each stat = points in a 1:1 ratio which I believe can be done via variables)

    MHP + ATK + DEF + AGI (these are the only ones I need, I don't need any other stats)

    and I want to multiply that added amount by 2 THEN show them the number as their point value via a text box or something.

    So how can I do this?

    I literally just realized how easy this is to do right after clicking post, could someone please lock this for me, thanks.

    This should be simple, set a variable for each stat, then just add all the variables to one another, multiply by 2, done.

    You'll also want to be using a message script, so at the end, you can display the variable by typing \v #  into a customized text box.

    Edit: Didn't see your edit, until after I posted lol.
  3. Zoltor said:
    This should be simple, set a variable for each stat, then just add all the variables to one another, multiply by 2, done.

    You'll also want to be using a message script, so at the end, you can display the variable by typing \v #  into a customized text box.

    Edit: Didn't see your edit, until after I posted lol.
    Yea, it's these variables man they keep gettin' me. :p

    But you actually still helped cause I was just thinking about how I was going to display the end value.
  4. iskillzi said:
    Yea, it's these variables man they keep gettin' me. :p

    But you actually still helped cause I was just thinking about how I was going to display the end value.


    Ok cool.
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