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Modding in WeiDU

Discussion in 'Icewind Dale 2' started by lendial, Aug 18, 2011.

  1. lendial Gems: 4/31
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    Im currently trying to modify an exist mod (g3 tweaks) which sets monster hp to their maximum allowable value based on class levels.

    im trying to scale it based on monster level (high level monster get 30% hp boost on top of max etc etc).

    my problem is that i cant convert a decimal value - say 90*1.15 into an integer value which is required to write in the required field. as far as i know there isnt any built in rounding or floor function and i am at a loss as how to do it. does anyone have expertise with this?

    the code is as follows


    BEGIN @5300
    DESIGNATED 1300

    COPY_EXISTING_REGEXP ~^.*\.cre$~ ~override~
    SET "maxhp" = 0
    READ_SHORT 0x24 "curhp"
    READ_SHORT 0x26 "maxhp"
    READ_BYTE 0x8b "barbarian"
    READ_BYTE 0x8c "bard"
    READ_BYTE 0x8d "cleric"
    READ_BYTE 0x8e "druid"
    READ_BYTE 0x8f "fighter"
    READ_BYTE 0x90 "monk"
    READ_BYTE 0x91 "paladin"
    READ_BYTE 0x92 "ranger"
    READ_BYTE 0x93 "rogue"
    READ_BYTE 0x94 "sorceror"
    READ_BYTE 0x95 "wizard"
    SET "maxed_hp" = 12 * "%barbarian%" + 10 * ("%fighter%" + "%paladin%" + "%ranger%")
    + 8 * ("%cleric%" + "%druid%" + "%monk%") + 6 * ("%bard%" + "%rogue%")
    + 4 * ("%wizard%" + "%sorceror%")
    PATCH_IF ("%curhp%" < "%maxed_hp%") BEGIN
    WRITE_SHORT 0x24 "%maxed_hp%" * "%curhp%" / "%maxhp%"
    WRITE_SHORT 0x26 "%maxed_hp%"
    END
     
    lendial, Aug 18, 2011
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    I don't have any experience with WeiDU, but normally in computers if you are doing integer arithmetic (i.e. arithmetic with integer types), the result will be an integer (i.e. the truncation/rounding will happen automatically).
     
    Blackthorne TA, Aug 18, 2011
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    success! i think i had some sort of syntatical error before because from the original code clearly there is some decimal truncation going on.

    thank you.
     
    lendial, Aug 18, 2011
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