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#17 Added by Nudge 8 years ago Report | Quote 

#18 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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The Evolver tries to reach your goals (conditions) no matter what. Once they are reached (fitness is above 0), it tries to make your recipe cheaper material wise and less complicated by combining similar mats.

For example if the recipe has one prime root choice buo fiber and two forest choice buo fiber it will try and replace them either by prime root or forest as long as the stats aren't changed and the target color is reached (if set).

You can't control this manually, once the goal is reached it starts to compact the recipe - but not before. I suggest to use > conditions like > 90%, this way it can be more flexibe with combining materials.

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Last edited by Arcueid (8 years ago)

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#19 Added by Nudge 8 years ago Report | Quote 

#20 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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A new beta version has been released (20170120), adressing some bugs. Please see the changelog for details and decide, if you want to test or wait for the next feature update.

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#21 Added by Nudge 8 years ago Report | Quote 

#22 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Hello Nudge!

Even using the quality filter, I believe KC will display the highest quality available for the selected material in the icon. It operates as at least X quality under most circumstances... so far as I understand.

#23 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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When selecting items for a recipe, the mat pictures display Q250, no matter what the Q is set in KK. Is that just the image or the mat is Q250?

The image shows the highest Q available on atys of this mat. The Plan Options Q is used to change postcraft calculations, for example you have a sword plan with Q200 mats and want to see how damage would look for a lower version (Q100 for example) of the weapon.

I also noticed that despite entering Q100 in the KC Mat Selector, it still marks the mats significantly higher.

This Q is the minimum Q a mat must have to be shown. For example you want to craft a Q200 sword, you don't want to see loot, which is below Q200. SO you set this filter to Q200 and all mats are shown which are available at 200 or higher.

Hope this helps,
arc

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#24 Added by Nudge 8 years ago Report | Quote 

Medium Quality Staff

 35    -   Durability
 24    -   Lightness
 85 - Sap Load
 35    -   Damage
 35    -   Speed
 24    -   Dodge Modifier
 25    -   Parry Modifier
 35    -   Adversary Dodge Modifier
 25    -   Adversary Parry Modifier

Q100, Fine, Purple, Cost 38
36.1% Average, no Boost, 0% Wasted

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#25 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Hello!

It took a bit of adjusting in order to work, because KC is very sensitive to the order of the functions and I did not expect the precraft to be a whole number instead of a decimal, but here is the formula to convert precraft melee weapon speed to server speed.

Speed = 600/(2+floor(600/(<base hpm>+(<hpm range/100>*<precraft>))))



I used those stats, but rounded up slightly on some of the 2h weapons to make base client hpm exactly half the max.

The server speed is the most accurate we have, but maybe some people still want the client speed? idk... maybe another dropdown option for this...

Edited 6 times | Last edited by Placio (8 years ago)

#26 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Now with damage, FyrosFreddy had the correct formula for 2h sword- I'm sure the other are close enough too. However, I'm going to use the 2h sword formula with the weapon damage factors for the KC post craft stat, it might be the closest we can get to game and only requires changing 1 number at start of formula- I did not put the Floor function, I'm not sure if just the display drops the decimal or if it reduces dmg...

Damage = <Dmg Factor>*(26+<quality>)*(100+<precraft>)/100

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#27 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Thank you for your work, Placio! I'm looking into these formulas for the next release of KipeeCraft. I'm sure some blank spots are still there, but we can get them filled in slowly with the help of the community!

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#28 Added by Daga 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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I must say kipee craft is such a helpful tool. I use it and i find that the people who work on it do not get enough praise. I find that they should get some sort of reward. I would if i knew what would be a praiseworthy gift. However, I do not. Therefore, for now i will just give my gratitude to those who preformed and gave their hard work to others. THANK YOU.
Daga

#29 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Added a very tiny bit to the dmg equation to get it to work below q10 (not that I think many people using KC will care about q10)

Damage = <DmgFactor>*(26+<quality>+sqr(1/sqr(<quality>)) )*(100+<precraft>)/100

#30 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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This looks.... wicked! Just tell me, if you need any additional mathematical function added. I just threw some standard features in there without much strategic planning...

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#31 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Well if we could use any power that equation would be a bit simplier. However, I don't expect any other stat will use ^4 that I know of...

Damage = <DmgFactor>*(26+<quality>+(1/(<quality>^4)))*(1 00+<precraft>)/100

(or if you really enable the power function it could be:
Damage = <DmgFactor>*(26+<quality>+(<quality>^-4)*(100+ <precraft>)/100
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