troublesome questions (to me)

[hkmnhkmn]

Ahhhh , i need someone to help and teach me to solve these problem

1. pop out damage figure (the injury number)

2. injury randomly between a set rank (like injury: 100-500)

3.critical hit (maybe 5% of effect0 have a critical hit)

4. different sparks for different effect

it`s okay if the methods are complicating or take time

is there anyone can teach me how to do these?

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EDIT: @Silva: Oop.

@hkmnhkmn
1) If you mean by pop out a text to show the injury value then opoint out the image of it.
Bug: Space require

2) Make a bunch of frames looping to each other. each of them have a key combination lead to a different set of frames. each frames set have different injury.

3) I'm not quite understand it but you could opoint mutiply object to damage your surrounding area. Some of them can cause extra damage by chance.

4) This will require Hex editing.

DC method: use effect: x which won't show any spark (mainsite). You opoint out the spark effect in the attack frames.

[Boop]

1) I think you'll need a combination of DC + hex to achieve that. Drawing text in lf2 kinda sucks... (the background of the text will be black, will have a crappy font).

My way of doing it:
In all injury frames of characters you'll opoint some object, with action 999. You will detour from the "I lost hp" part of the exe, and save the amount of damage somewhere. You will then hook the opoint function - you will check if the oid is your object, and if the action is 999:
*) If it is, you will change the action value, to the amount of hp lost. Then continue to opoint it.
*) If it isn't , you will just opoint it normally.

Now in your object, each frame represents how much damage you took. So if you took 251 damage, on frame 251 you will do some stuff to make the number 251 appear (I don't DC, so I couldn't tell you how to do it).

The problem with that is, you can only display up to 399 damage.

2) Give injury 999 in the data file. Hook the games main loop, choose a random address to store the damage, every time the loop iterates you increase the variable by 1-5(up to you really). When it reaches 500, you reset it to 100. When the game goes to read the injury file:
*)if it is 999, replace 999 with the value of the variable
*)if it isn't just use it normally.

3) What do you mean by critical hit? Goes to different frames? Or does more damage?

4) That would be quite a pain. No one bothered to fully document how lf2 loads/uses its resources....

[Som1Lse]

Critical hit basically means extra damage. In RPG games like dragonfable and such it mostly doubles the value of damage dealt.

Edit: Wow genevrier I found just the same thing after posting this. Funny

[genevrier]

See, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_hit, I found it from wiki also.

[Boop]

, I know what a critical hit is. Sometimes in games they have alternative sound effects + animation. I didn't know if he wanted it to go to a different frame which does more damage + different sound + different animation - or just simply do more dmg(kinda boring ).

[genevrier]

3.critical hit (maybe 5% of effect0 have a critical hit)

When I see this request, I went to think about randomize all the damages in LF2...
(Well, I think this would be quite easy if you try to edit the itr stuff in the dll framework)
What I thought is, a formula! Something like
Real damage = (damage ^2 / defense point) * e ^ random factor (-1,1]

[hkmnhkmn]

, I know what a critical hit is. Sometimes in games they have alternative sound effects + animation. I didn't know if he wanted it to go to a different frame which does more damage + different sound + different animation - or just simply do more dmg(kinda boring ).

Yeah =] You`re right
I was thinking if that is so complicating to do
i might just change it into double attack with DC
you know, that would be much easy

Thank You For All Of You Helping Me =]