Parama0: Negative modifer value that affects ALL avoid damage types dodge/parry/riposte/block) chance on defender. Ie (44,50 = 50 pct reduction to ALL)
Parama1: Negative modifer value that affects RIPOSTE chance on defender. Ie (44,1,0,50 = 50 pct reduction to riposte chance)
Parama2: Negative modifer value that affects PARRY chance on defender. Ie (44,1,0,0,50 = 50 pct reduction to parry chance)
Parama3: Negative modifer value that affects BLOCK chance on defender. Ie (44,1,0,0,0,50 = 50 pct reduction to block chance)
Parama4: Negative modifer value that affects DODGE chance on defender. e (44,1,0,0,0,0,50 = 50 pct reduction to dodge chance)
Example of usage: Player has Improved Dodge V (+50 pct dodge chance), you want to negate this bonus you would set 44,1,0,0,0,0,50 on your NPC.
Clean up and minor fixes to AvoidDamage function.
Added support to a few AA bonuses there.
worn bonuses than what was prior implemented.
Removed old rule RuleB(Spells, AdditiveBonusValues)
Replaced with new rule RuleI(AdditiveBonusWornType)
The rule value denotes a specific 'worntype' that is to be
checked on items. If the items 'worntype' matches the rules worntype
then any worn effect on that item will be cacluated additively
instead of taking the highest value. This will also stack with
regular worn effects that take highest value. Unless the value
is set to (2) which is what all live items use. If set to 2 then
all worn effects will be calculated additively (same as what the old
rule did).
In laymans terms. You can take 3 Cleave I items and put them on a character
and they will all add together if you set the worn type = 3 and the rule = 3.
Which would also add to any regular cleave set to worn type = 2.
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to provide an additive focus bonus that stacks with regular focus effects.
This is opposed to how regular focus effects work in which the highest
value is always taken. Please note, focus calculated from worn slot
will only use only the focuses base value (ie ignores all limit checks).
Example (Hypothetical).
Improved Heal I (10 pct focus) in Helm Worn Slot
Improved Heal I (10 pct focus) in Glove Worn Slot
Improved Heal V (50 pct focus) in Glove Focus Slot
Total Heal Focus would be 50 + 10 + 10
Added optional rule which is OFF by default.
UseAdditiveFocusFromWornSlot
the casters target exclusively until the target dies, when target dies
the pet is killed. (Pets don't respond to commands except get lost).
This does not stack with regular pets.
Note: On live these pets cast an actual spell (Unsummon) that kills them for 20k damage,
due to how limiting that is to be hard coded, the pets will simply just
kill themselves instead.
Pending, will needd to add an optional SQL to update pet tables to convert
known live spells that use this.
ALL spells used by that NPC. Ie. 43,1,-200 will set a -200 innate resist diff, so if your npc cast
a spell that has a -10 resist modifier the final resist diff would be -210.
Perl export: NPC GetAttackDelay
Perl export: NPC GetAvoidanceRating
Perl export: NPC AddMeleeProc
Special Attacks will no longer be able to hit immune to melee / bane only flagged NPCs.
by NPCs (ie Heal/Damage focus, cast time, spell range ect) from
both spell buffs and items.
Rule for enabling spell focus is TRUE by default
Rule for enabling item focus is FALSE by default.
Consilidated a number of redundant client / mob functions
to use the same pathway for calculating effect values.
via accounting for differences in attacker/target size. This
fixes a very common issue of player hitting range attack and
nothing happening due to server improperly calculating
max range.
actually hitting the target, instead of instantly when fired. Consistent
with live.
Optional SQL added to disable this.
Throwing will be implemented in a future update.
settings if no override value is put in the function.
Due to recent changes in
how we defined that variable it would set it to 0 resist diff by default
when called from perl.
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