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#32 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Daga

Therefore, for now i will just give my gratitude to those who preformed and gave their hard work to others. THANK YOU.

Thank you for your kind words! KipeeCraft always was and probably always will be a community effort. I would have stopped working on it long ago, if it wasn't for all the feedback and suggestion from the players.

I can't add every requested feature, but I get inspired all the time to work on the project again and constantly improve its quality.

arc

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#33 Added by Moniq 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Hallo

Arcueid was so nice and implemented possibility to start KC with forced path to data/recipe/config files. Now it is possible to instal KC system-wide and every user can store own copy in home directory.

For those who are lazy as I am, because to download archive, unpack, open unpacked directory with KC and run is so hard (not talking about creating shortcut!) I made dumb DEB pseudo-package. It contains current version of KC plus starting script forcing path to ~/.kipeecraft, icons and menu shortcut installed into system directories.

The only reason I made this package is that I keep private repository and this way I can use debian/mint update system to install new versions on all boxes i currently run.

Arcueid suggested that someone other might be interrested, so here is link to current package version. There is no warranty of any kind, ofc :P Tested a bit on Linux Mint 18 with default wine 1.6.2 and seems to be working on Debian 7 (oldstable) with wine 1.4.1. Many thanks to Syell for her help.

Feedback? Hm... maybe... you try :P

#34 Added by Arcueid 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Placio

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...

Done! Added the ^ Operator for power. Get the latest beta here, as usual

http://mollylovescake.org/kcbeta/

Cheers,
arc

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#35 Added by Mirakel 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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maybe someone is willing to share those postcraft patterns please? *big eyed smile*

for speed ig this should fit using the stats placio mentioned (THX)


<hpm max> + ((<precraft> / 100) - 1) * <hpm base>
maybe the result has to be floord like:
floor(<hpm max> + ((<precraft> / 100) - 1) * <hpm base>)

maybe someone can give a hint on that

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#36 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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very close :)

if you assume that the max speed is double the min, which it mostly is, then you can easily say:

Displayed speed= floor(<hpm base>+(<hpm base>*<precraft>/100))

For an even more exact, but not really that important since displayed speed is not real anyway- you can calculate the hpm range (max-base), but its still almost going to be half of the max.

The reason I posted the server speed formula earlier is that we don't get the speed displayed on the weapon information once the server runs our attacks :(

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#37 Added by Mirakel 8 years ago Report | Quote

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thanks placio.
my main question was if flooring is always needed to get the ig stats.

if i understand correctly: ig i can have 60 client speed on two sample daggers but one of em can be a little better due to the different server speed?

another question: anyone can show me the formula for durability on amps?

thanks in advance
:)

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#38 Added by Moniq 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Hallo homins

Here is updated dummy debian package with version 1.2beta20170208.

#39 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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I *think* that is just for the displayed speed, the hpm might still use the decimals- like how many different 97% amps can do slightly more or less dmg. So using floor will show what it shows in game by rounding down, but a decimal might still be used.

#40 Added by Yubina 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Mirakel

another question: anyone can show me the formula for durability on amps?

HQ:
Durability = <precraft> * 2 + 100
MQ:  
Durability = <precraft> * 1.5 + 100 
BQ:
Durability = <precraft> * 1 + 100  

120 instead of 100 base, with Fyros durability rite 
(generic craft plans seem to be BQ)

The other amps formulas are linked in post #8.
Be aware that nealy all damage formulas I published till now contain a minor error and are slightly inaccurate!

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#41 Added by Nudge 8 years ago Report | Quote 

#42 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Sorry Nudge, but the excellent lakes Arma has been missing for a while now :(

Also, you only need 81.9% precraft as speed to get the maximum speed for a non-boosted dagger on the server.

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#44 Added by Mirakel 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Yubina

HQ:
Durability = <precraft> * 2 + 100
MQ:
Durability = <precraft> * 1.5 + 100
BQ:
Durability = <precraft> * 1 + 100 ...

thank you Yubina :)

Placio

Sorry Nudge, but the excellent lakes Arma has been missing for a while now :(

Also, you only need 81.9% precraft as speed to get the maximum speed for a non-boosted dagger on the server.

but would that result in only 9 hits per 10s?
how did u calculate that value?

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#45 Added by Gidget 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Nudge

Maybe a bucker with super parry mod.

I won't spoil your fun by divulgint the recipe, but I will say that a +20/+20 buckler is relatively easy.

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#46 Added by Placio 8 years ago Report | Quote 

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Here is the full discussion about the speed of weapons on the server http://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=topic/view/26458/1

My formula that I posted earlier finds the client speed value (including decimal) and divides 600 by that, then you round down and add 2. Then divide 600 by that number to get the real number of hpm on the server.