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Animal companion programming - tags vs. macros

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nmilasich

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Hi all, appreciate any help on this interesting problem.

I've figured out how to target an animal companion with a hero's feat:


if (hero.childlives[cAnimComp] <> 0) then
hero.childfound[cAnimComp].minion.child[ArmorClass].field[tACNatural].value = hero.childfound[cAnimComp].minion.child[ArmorClass].field[tACNatural].value + 2
endif
(+2 to natural armor)
I now want to use macros like

#applyresist[type, bonus] to give the companion damage resistance.

I also need to give it +1d8 hp.

Finally, I need to give it a +1 to the attribute of the player's choice.

Any ideas? Please do be basic, I'm just learning XML. I would be deeply grateful.

Nick
 
Check the Andoren Falconry feat's eval script - that's an example of a feat that applies stat bonuses to an animal companion.
 
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