[EO] Intelligence/Level affecting Spell Damage

[da_gad_pader]

i know that.

what i mean is what if i have a spell that is based on int and ANOTHER spell based on str .
example:
a mage's FIRE spell: this is based on INT
a warrior's POUND(spell):this is based on STR
how should i do that?

[Joyce]

Either define the equations per class, or even per spell.. :)

[da_gad_pader]

?

[RyokuHasu]

or even make a new type of spell and define per type of spell… you can use my spell tut (in sig) to see how to define per spell type.

[da_gad_pader]

can u please post ur tut link?
tnx

[Joyce]

I'm not going to write the code for you, you'll never learn that way.. But basically, do something like this:

```
Select Case PlayerClassIDHere

Case 1 <--- Class 1, could be a warrior or whatever.
Vital = blabla your Str calculation here

Case 2 <--- Class 2, Mage? Dunno.
Vital = Blabla your Int calculation here
Select Case
```
And look in his Signature, you're just making an ass out of yourself by acting so stupid right now.. He said where to find it already. <.<

[SpiceyWolf]

~~nice tutorial wish i knew how to add it tho… i got that set damage for spells mod on there... and it completely overwrote that area so i cant find where to put it (if even compatible anymore) >.>~~
never mind i figured out how to add it in and i liked this better then advanced calculations… so ima make a tutorial for people that use both this and the other tut that makes it hard to add this XD ill give u guys the credit dont worry...

[RyokuHasu]

>.< this was part of advanced calculations, I told you I took all the existing ones and mixed them into to complex calculate spells. There is no using "both", there is just "Simple" and "Complex" versions. ^_^

[Sauros]

Nice mcAdams this is good.

[Connor]

Great job, I'll probably add this into my project.