ProgressionEvents

StatsOp

Used to affect a character stat (agility, intelligence, ...). This is used to change a character's stats live in game. StatsAOp are buffable (see ApplicativeScript).

Syntax:

 <agi aim="..."  value="..."/> or
 <end aim="..."  value="..."/> or
 <str aim="..."  value="..."/> or
 <cha aim="..."  value="..."/> or
 <int aim="..."  value="..."/> or
 <wil aim="..."  value="..."/> or

aim = "..." the operation's target, depending on the environment can be Actor or Target, inside a spell script Caster is a valid target.

value = "..." a mathscript defined value.

Examples: Reduce Actor's physical stats by 10% and raise mental stats by 10 points:

 <str aim="Actor" value="-0.1*Actor:GetSkillValue(50)"/>
 <agi aim="Actor" value="-0.1*Actor:GetSkillValue(46)"/>
 <end aim="Actor" value="-0.1*Actor:GetSkillValue(48)"/>
 <cha aim="Actor" value="10"/>
 <int aim="Actor" value="10"/>
 <wil aim="Actor" value="10"/>

SkillOp

Used to affect a character skill (Alchemy, Melee, Herbal, ...). This is used to change a character's skill live in game. SkillAOp are buffable (see ApplicativeScript).

Used to affect in Applied Mode.

Syntax:

 <skill aim="..."  value="..."/>

aim = "..." the operation's target, depending on the environment can be Actor or Target, inside a spell script Caster is a valid target.

value = "..." a mathscript defined value.

Example:

 <skill aim="Actor" name="Red Way" value="-10"/>
 <skill aim="Actor" name="Brown Way" value="10"/>

LetOp

This operation allow to setup one or more variable which can be used inside the let operation block.

Syntax:

 <let vars="..."/> or <let vars="...">...</let> 

vars = "..." define a mathscript environment.

Examples: Setup Roll (random 0-100), Will and Power variables:

 <let vars="Roll=rnd(100);Will=Target:GetSkillValue(51); Power=0.8^(0.1*Will)*Roll;">
 ...
 </let>

IfOp

This operation allow to asses a condition and execute other operations if the result return true or false. It's a classic if/then/else operation.

Syntax:

 <if t="..."> 
   <then>...</then> 
   <else>...</else>
 </if> 

t = "..." a mathscript condition to verify.

Examples: Check if 'Water Barrier' spell is active on the target and send a message based on that:

 <if t="Target:ActiveSpellCount('Water Barrier') < 1">
   <then>
     <msg aim="Target" text="${Target} is not under Water Barrier spell."/>
   </then>
   <else>
     <msg aim="Target" text="${Target} is under Water Barrier spell."/>
   </else>
 </if>

TraitChangeOp

Used to create a change in character traits. This is used to change a character's appearance live in game. It takes the trait ID number and sends a broadcast out to all the players in range about the change.

Syntax:

 <trait value="#"/>
 value = "#" index id key into traits table

Examples: You apply trait 100 (grey hair) to actor and send message:

 <trait value="100" /><msg aim="actor" text="You drop the liquid on your hair."/>

ExperienceOp

Adjust the experience of the target.

Syntax:

 <exp type="allocate_last" value="#"/>

allocate_type = "allocate_last" means allocate damage last otherwise damage is allocated

value = "#" amount of experience to give single player or share with others

HPRateAOp

Change the HP statistics of a character in Applied mode.

Syntax:

 <hp-rate value="..."/>

value = "..." a mathscript defined value.

Examples: Increase the Actor HP rate by 10 points:

 <hp-rate value="10"/>

VitalAOp

Change the vital statistics (HP, Mana, ... but not Hit Points) of a character in Applied mode.

Syntax:

 <mana-rate     value="..."/> or
 <pstamina-rate value="..."/> or
 <mstamina-rate value="..."/> or
 <hp-max        value="..."/> or
 <mana-max      value="..."/> or
 <pstamina-max  value="..."/> or
 <mstamina-max  value="..."/> or

value = "..." a mathscript defined value.

Examples: Increase the Actor vitals by 10 points:

 <mana-rate     value="10"/>
 <pstamina-rate value="10"/>
 <mstamina-rate value="10"/>
 <hp-max        value="10"/>
 <mana-max      value="10"/>
 <pstamina-max  value="10"/>
 <mstamina-max  value="10"/>

StatsAOp

Used to affect a character stat (agility, intelligence, ...) in Applied Mode.

This command works like a Stats Operation. No aim or Target needs to be declared.

Example:

 <str value="-0.1*Actor:GetSkillValue(50)"/>
 <agi value="-0.1*Actor:GetSkillValue(46)"/>
 <end value="-0.1*Actor:GetSkillValue(48)"/>
 <cha value="10"/>
 <int value="10"/>
 <wil value="10"/>

SkillAOp

Used to affect a character skill (Alchemy, Melee, Herbal, ...) in Applied Mode.

This command works like a Skill Operation. No aim or Target needs to be declared.

Example:

 <skill name="Red Way" value="-10"/>
 <skill name="Brown Way" value="10"/>