RMMV Damage Formula - ideas and help

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  1. luigiman2201
    #261 Source
    Merancapeman said:
    I can't wait for there to be a better explanation of the formulaic system, such as what is and isn't allowed, or what terms do what. For instance, I sat here and tried to figure out a Huskar-esque (DOTA2 character) attack would look like in terms of a.atk * 4 + (a.hp {divided? no idea what sign you use}/2) - .... Ok, so basically what I'm trying to say is user's attack times four (like a normal attack) plus the user's current hp divided by two, subracted by the regular physical attack defense.

    Not so sure how to achieve that... Or what all the terms are.
    Maybe this will do it:

    a.atk * 4 + (a.hp / 2) - b.defOtherwise, you could always multiply the a.hp by 0,5
  2. Zarsla
    #262 Source
    Merancapeman said:
    I can't wait for there to be a better explanation of the formulaic system, such as what is and isn't allowed, or what terms do what. For instance, I sat here and tried to figure out a Huskar-esque (DOTA2 character) attack would look like in terms of a.atk * 4 + (a.hp {divided? no idea what sign you use}/2) - .... Ok, so basically what I'm trying to say is user's attack times four (like a normal attack) plus the user's current hp divided by two, subracted by the regular physical attack defense.

    Not so sure how to achieve that... Or what all the terms are.
    terms:

    a=user's stats

    b=target's stats

    atk = physical attack

    def = defense

    mat = magical attak

    mdf = magical defense

    luk = luck

    agi = agility

    Eg Harold (the user) atacks a slime (the target) using the basic forumula attack skill, the forumula, a.atk * 4 - b.def * 2, is intterupted like this:

    the slimes defense times 2 taken away from 4 times harolds attack. (The forumulas work like genric order if operations, so multiplacation and division are done first then subtraction and divison. )
  3. MikeMakes
    #263 Source
    Is there a syntax for: adding states 2 through 5?
  4. RockEsper
    #264 Source
    VHStapes said:
    In your original post you said you wanted them to do 1x damage only if they had at least 10 luck, so mine accommodates for that
    Mine doesn't accommodate for that?
  5. VHStapes
    #265 Source
    RockEsper said:
    Mine doesn't accommodate for that?
    EDIT: You're right it does, I was getting myself all confused.
  6. Shaz
    #266 Source
    MikeMakes said:
    Is there a syntax for: adding states 2 through 5?
    Code:
    for (i = 2; i <= 5; i++) { b.addState(i) }
  7. MikeMakes
    #267 Source
    Thank you, Shaz. It works perfectly. I didn't thought the syntax would be so long though. But good thing that the formula box can handle it.
  8. Xekin
    #268 Source
    Hello, I'm looking for a formula that increases the damage of the skill based on how many party members are dead, I tried with this formula: $gameParty.deadMembers() * 100 and different variables, but it makes 0 damage when no party members are dead and No damage when 1 or more are dead. Any help?

    Thanks!
  9. WarpBanshee
    #269 Source
    Can anyone help me fix my formula?

    c = Math.randomInt(20) + a.atk; d = Math.randomInt(20) + b.def; if c> d; c=a.matk; else c=0; end;

    I'm trying to get a random number between 1-20 to essentially be "rolled" for both the attacker's ATK stat and the defender's defense stat, and if the ATK + roll is greater to do damage based on the attacker's MATK or else do nothing. Currently, whenever anyone uses the formula for this skill it always generates 0's.
  10. Shaz
    #270 Source
    Try this:


    (Math.randomInt(20) + a.atk) > (Math.randomInt(20) + b.def) ? a.matk : 0


    I think the issue is that you're using lots of ; instead of {} in your if/then/else test. Also, 0 is what's returned if you have an error in your formula.


    The above removes the need for the temporary variables and makes it shorter.


    Note that Math.randomInt gives a number between 0 and 19, not between 1 and 20, but for these purposes it doesn't really matter, as it's doing it for both sides.
  11. Sinweaver
    #271 Source
    Trying to work my way around the lack of stackable state with the damage formula bar..

    So far, it seems to work, but in a way it is not supposed to.

    var x; var arr = [14, 15, 16, 17, 18]; for (var i = 0, len = arr.length; i < len; i++){x = b.isStateAffected(arr) ? arr[i+1] : arr}; b.addState(x); x;Note: the x at the end is used for testing purpose.

    What I wanted to do was to apply a HP bonus buff that can be stack for up to 5 times.

    I store the 5 states in an array called arr

    var arr = [14, 15, 16, 17, 18];Then I put it through a loop to see if the target is affected by state arr

    for (var i = 0, len = arr.length; i < len; i++){x = b.isStateAffected(arr) ? arr[i+1] : arr};If the target is affected by state id 14, then arr[0+1] (state id 15) will be assigned to the variable x.

    If the target is not affected by state id 14, then arr (state id 14) will be assigned to the variable x

    b.addState(x);Apply state x to the target, the value for x is calculated in the loop.

     

     

    When the skill is used in a test battle, it went ahead and apply state 18 (the highest state) instead of starting with 14 (the lowest) and slowly building it up.

    I understand that this is the result of putting it through the loop, but is there a way to arrange the formula so that it exits the loop once it found the right state to apply?

     

    I wanted to remove the lower ranked state whenever we repeat the use of the skill, except for rank 5, which will not be removed. But I guess I can figure this out once later.


     

    Skill set up:

    Spoiler
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    State set up:

    Spoiler
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  12. dayhjawk
    #272 Source
    I was wondering and hopefully this is the right place to ask.

    Is it possible to setup a variable that would store a # that can be used inside the formula.

    Example:

    m.att - m.def * 0.33 * 1 (this "1" would be the variable number, that can be changed?)
  13. Tobbx
    #273 Source
    I only want one of my Classes to gain TP for using the attack command. So i figured i use something like this:

    a.gainTp(Math.randomInt(12)+1; Damage FormulaThe thing i'm wondering is if it's possible to make an IF statement before the TP formula to check if the class of the attacker is equal to Class ID 1. if (Condition) { a.gainTp(Math.randomInt(12)+1}; But then the damage would be ignored also. So i guess i have to write it like if (Condition) a.gainTp(Math.randomInt(12))+1; Damage Formula else; Damage Formula. You probably get what i want to do. But i don't know how to set it up properly.
  14. Sinweaver
    #274 Source
    dayhjawk said:
    I was wondering and hopefully this is the right place to ask.

    Is it possible to setup a variable that would store a # that can be used inside the formula.

    Example:

    m.att - m.def * 0.33 * 1 (this "1" would be the variable number, that can be changed?)
    $gameVariables.value(n)

    where n is the variable you are using

     

    Tobbx said:
    I only want one of my Classes to gain TP for using the attack command. So i figured i use something like this:

    a.gainTp(Math.randomInt(12)+1; Damage Formula
    The thing i'm wondering is if it's possible to make an IF statement before the TP formula to check if the class of the attacker is equal to Class ID 1. if (Condition) { a.gainTp(Math.randomInt(12)+1}; But then the damage would be ignored also. So i guess i have to write it like if (Condition) a.gainTp(Math.randomInt(12))+1; Damage Formula else; Damage Formula. You probably get what i want to do. But i don't know how to set it up properly.

     
    Use this to check for class ID

    a._classId === n ?

    Replace n with the ID for the class 
  15. Merancapeman
    #275 Source
    Zarsla said:
    terms:

    a=user's stats

    b=target's stats

    atk = physical attack

    def = defense

    mat = magical attak

    mdf = magical defense

    luk = luck

    agi = agility
    I meant what kind of equations can be done and their sign. I wasn't sure if "/" worked as division or what, but according to another reply it seems that's the case.
  16. dayhjawk
    #276 Source
    Want to make sure this is working correctly:

    $gameTemp.reserveCommonEvent(8); a.mat - b.mdf * 0.33 * $gameVariables.value(4)

    the common event runs to see if the gamevariables.value(4) is either 1 or 2, then changes based on the event.

    I am hoping my train of thought works.
  17. Alucart
    #277 Source
    Could someone help me please?

    I want make a skill that absorbs HP or MP of certain percentage of the skill's damage...

    do you guys have any idea what should I do?

     

    thanks in advance.
  18. Kenen
    #278 Source
    Do we know if there's a way to bypass the damage popup if a condition is met in the formula? E.g. something like...

    Code:
    if (b.isStateAffected(86)) { b.result().used = false; }
  19. luigiman2201
    #279 Source
    Alucart said:
    Could someone help me please?

    I want make a skill that absorbs HP or MP of certain percentage of the skill's damage...

    do you guys have any idea what should I do?

     

    thanks in advance.
    before the actual damage formula, you can put in:

    a.gainHp((damage formula)*percentage);damage formula

    For example, if you're using the standard damage formula of

    a.atk * 4 - b.def * 2and you absorb 25% of the damage, your formula becomes

    a.gainHp((a.atk * 4 - b.def * 2) * 0,25);a.atk * 4 - b.def * 2If you want to absorb MP, use a.gainMp instead of a.gainHp

    Let me know if there's anything you don't understand, and i'll try to explain.
  20. dayhjawk
    #280 Source
    this isn't a damage formula, but it is a formula related question.

    i want to setup a formula that heals the target, and half back to the user of the skill. so if I heal a target for lets say 10 hit points, the user would get 5 back.