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CF: multiple protection
Now,the alpha version multiple protection code is done.
You can get it from:
http://tokweb.ics.es.osaka-u.ac.jp/~h-okuda/cf/source_e.html
The current version is 0.2.2.
This package makes crossfire to have varying levels of
immunity/protection/vulnerable code.
This is supported crossfire-0.93.7 and 0.94.0.
This is alpha version. So we guess that the spec. of this package
will be changed. But we hope that one item of TODO list in crossfire
would be reduced by using an improved product of this package.
(Please read NOTES/README that shows some specs. of protection in this
package.)
I refer the item of TODO list and show the difference of spec. of this
package:
- Redo immunity/protection/vulnerable code to have varying levels
(maybe -127 to 127).
Protection levels is from 100 to -infty.
Level 100 means immunity.
There are NROFATTACKS Protections for NROFATTACKS attacktypes.
Have an index table for each value to determine how much damage
you would take.
Protection level means the ratio for reducing damage and for escaping
attacks
Multiple protection spells increase the index
value, and thus increase protection. Very high protection level
(100+) may equate to an immunity. In order to prevent getting
immunities from casting a lot of lower level spells, limit
protection to something like 99 unless the protection being
added is above that (thus, 5 +20 protectin get you to 99,
but 1 100 gets you 100.)
This spec. have been already achieved.:)
To do this would likely mean all the archetypes need to be set up
(although immunity could be 100 protection for that attacktype,
protection is 20 or something.)
Does this means that protection value of archetypes have to be converted?
The conversion has been already archieved.
Also, instead of listing protection numbers on items, a verbose
listing is probably better (0-10 might be minimal protection,
11-20 low protection, 31-40 good protection, etc.)
Protections are displayed numerically. But This is for ease of debugging.
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