Adding Weapon and Armor Hardness/Hit Points

[Asuterks]

Would it be possible to add the hardness and hit points to the weapons and armor? It would be really nice to be able to see that information after adding the material and enchantment bonuses and not have to do the math! Is this something that's at least probable?

 

[AndrewD2]

It's been asked a few times, but hasn't really come about yet.

 

[bodrin]

It's been asked a few times, but hasn't really come about yet.

This was something I started adding a few years ago, the Unfinished code is still available for completing.

Here's the original forum thread

 

[ShadowChemosh]

This was something I started adding a few years ago, the Unfinished code is still available for completing.

Here's the original forum thread

This is getting really close to being finished. I thought maybe this month but now I am a week behind so doubtful. I will make it a top priority for next months release.

 

[KiwiBlaze]

Sorry the Necromancey skills of mine are too strong to controll!

I was wondering where this project was at, and if its available, where/how do I go about using it? I'm looking at building at least in part, a Sunder using character and this would speed up a lot of research.

 

[Dwayne]

I also would like to use this. Did it ever get completed?

 

[ShadowChemosh]

Simply put no it was never completed......

 

[Dwayne]

I wonder if LW will ever add this?

 

[bodrin]

Regarding Hardness and HP for weapons!

Okay I've dug out my old code and I am trying to complete it.

Starting with the weapons first, I'll do Armour next.

Currently I can display some values on standard Weapons both Magical and Mundane. Even if the values are incorrect it provides a base figure.

However, the values do not display on a custom magic weapon, somehow the values are not calculating, I'm presuming the iMagXXXX Gizmo is preventing the code from firing.

So how do I transition to the Custom Magic Weapon and get the name to be appended with the values?

Screenshots attached.

~ If we're not enabled, get out now
  doneif (field[pIsOn].value <> 1)

~ If nothing chosen, get out now
  doneif (field[pChosen].ischosen <> 1)

  ~ Set up some variables to use later
 Var ObjHard as Number 
  Var ObjHardB as Number
   Var ObjHardT as Number
    Var ObjHp as Number     
     Var ObjHpB as Number
      Var ObjHpT as Number
       Var ObjSize as Number
        Var ObjGroup as Number

~ If adamantine add 40 hit points and 20 hardness
If (field[pChosen].chosen.tagis[Ability.eAdamant] <> 0) Then
  field[abValue].value = 40
  field[abValue2].value = 20

Else

 If (field[pChosen].chosen.tagis[Ability.eMithral] <> 0) Then
  field[abValue].value = 30
  field[abValue2].value = 15

Endif
 Endif


~ Lets multiply our weapon bonus by 10 and 2 for each +1 enchantment
  field[abValue3].value += field[pChosen].chosen.field[BonEnhance].value * 10
  field[abValue3].value += field[pChosen].chosen.field[BonEnhance].value * 2

~ Now lets use abValues to store the value of our Hit Points
  ObjHp = field[abValue].value
   ObjHpB = field[abValue3].value
    ObjHpT = (ObjHp + ObjHpB)

~ Now lets use abValues to store the value of our Hardness
  ObjHard = field[abValue2].value 
   ObjHardB = field[abValue4].value
    ObjHardT = (ObjHard + ObjHardB + ObjGroup)
      
~ Now lets add to the Hit point and Hardness total to our name
 field[pChosen].chosen.field[livename].text &= field[livename].text & "  Hardness: " & ObjHardT & " " & " HP: " & ObjHpT & " "