Areadata.xls - Revision history

Sunjammer: Converting to new format

2012-03-29T21:40:32Z

Converting to new format

BryanDerksen: Category:XLS files

2010-01-28T17:29:20Z

Category:XLS files

BryanDerksen: 2da start

2009-07-27T22:53:37Z

2da start

BryanDerksen: formatting and types

2009-07-20T17:52:05Z

formatting and types

BryanDerksen: Category:2DAs

2009-06-27T16:21:38Z

Category:2DAs

BryanDerksen: import from extranet

2009-06-27T16:13:41Z

import from extranet

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areadata.xls contains the following 2DAs:

== areascalegroup ==

*ID -
*Label -

== areadata ==

*ID - This is referenced by an [[area]]'s "AREA_ID" variable.
*Label -
*NoTemplates -
*Template1 - not used
*Template2 - not used
*Template3 - not used
*TargetLevel - Items equipped by creatures in this area will be scaled to this level.
*ScaleGroup -
*MinLevel -
*MaxLevel -
*OneHitKillArea - If 1 then any creature with normal hurlock or genlock appearance will be assigned the one-hit-kill rank on spawn before being scaled.
*FastBodyDecay - creatures in such areas will fade faster once dead.
*XPReward -
*AchievementFlag -

When the player enters the area, it scales the creatures in the area to the player's level and to the values in this 2DA. If you set a max level of 5, and you bring in a level 8 party, the game will scale to a level 5 party. The creature's rank is just another scale it uses after it levels the creature to your level.

To tell the game to use the values in this table for an area, you have to set the area's AREA_ID variable to the appropriate ID from this table.

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-areadata.xls contains the following 2DAs:
+The [[areadata.xls]] file contains the [[2da]] files used to define additional area properties.
-== areascalegroup ==
+The workbook contains the following worksheets:
-{{2da start|areascalegroup}}
+* _control
-{{2da column|Label|comment|}}
+* [[areadata 2da|areadata]]
-{{2da end}}
+* [[areascalegroup 2da|areascalegroup]]
-−
-== areadata ==
-−
-areadata's ID column is referred to by an [[area]]'s "AREA_ID" [[local variable]].
-−
-{{2da start|areadata}}
-{{2da column|Label|comment|}}
-{{2da column|NoTemplates|int|}}
-{{2da column|Template1|int|not used}}
-{{2da column|Template2 |int| not used}}
-{{2da column|Template3 |int| not used}}
-{{2da column|TargetLevel |int| Items equipped by creatures in this area will be scaled to this level.}}
-{{2da column|ScaleGroup |int| }}
-{{2da column|MinLevel |int|}}
-{{2da column|MaxLevel |int|}}
-{{2da column|IgnoreAppMaxLevel|int|Ignores the max level for creatures set in APR_base. All other level limits still apply}}
-{{2da column|OneHitKillArea |int| If 1 then any creature with normal hurlock or genlock appearance will be assigned the one-hit-kill rank on spawn before being scaled.}}
-{{2da column|FastBodyDecay |int| creatures in such areas will fade faster once dead.}}
-{{2da column|XPReward |int|}}
-{{2da column|AchievementFlag |int|}}
-{{2da column|AreaWeight|float|}}
-{{2da column|UnlockNotification|int|}}
-{{2da column|AreaFlags|int|}}
-{{2da column|ColorCurves|strings|}}
-{{2da column|HsvBrightness|float|}}
-{{2da column|HsvContrast|float|}}
-{{2da column|HsvHue|float|}}
-{{2da column|HsvSaturation|float|}}
-{{2da end}}
-−
-When the player enters the area, it scales the creatures in the area to the player's level and to the values in this 2DA. If you set a max level of 5, and you bring in a level 8 party, the game will scale to a level 5 party. The creature's rank is just another scale it uses after it levels the creature to your level.
-−
-To tell the game to use the values in this table for an area, you have to set the area's AREA_ID variable to the appropriate ID from this table.
 [[Category:XLS files]]

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	To tell the game to use the values in this table for an area, you have to set the area's AREA_ID variable to the appropriate ID from this table.		To tell the game to use the values in this table for an area, you have to set the area's AREA_ID variable to the appropriate ID from this table.

−	[[Category:~~2DAs~~]]	+	[[Category:XLS files]]

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 == areascalegroup ==
-{{2da start}}
+{{2da start|areascalegroup}}
 {{2da column|Label|comment|}}
 {{2da end}}
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 areadata's ID column is referred to by an [[area]]'s "AREA_ID" [[local variable]].
-{{2da start}}
+{{2da start|areadata}}
 {{2da column|Label|comment|}}
 {{2da column|NoTemplates|int|}}
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 {{2da column|HsvHue|float|}}
 {{2da column|HsvSaturation|float|}}
 {{2da end}}
 When the player enters the area, it scales the creatures in the area to the player's level and to the values in this 2DA. If you set a max level of 5, and you bring in a level 8 party, the game will scale to a level 5 party. The creature's rank is just another scale it uses after it levels the creature to your level.

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:21, 27 June 2009
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	To tell the game to use the values in this table for an area, you have to set the area's AREA_ID variable to the appropriate ID from this table.		To tell the game to use the values in this table for an area, you have to set the area's AREA_ID variable to the appropriate ID from this table.
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		+	[[Category:2DAs]]

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 == areascalegroup ==
-*ID -
+{{2da start}}
-*Label -
+{{2da column|Label|comment|}}
 == areadata ==
-*ID - This is referenced by an [[area]]'s "AREA_ID" variable.
+areadata's ID column is referred to by an [[area]]'s "AREA_ID" [[local variable]].
-*Label -
-*NoTemplates -
-*Template1 - not used
-*Template2 - not used
-*Template3 - not used
-*TargetLevel - Items equipped by creatures in this area will be scaled to this level.
-*ScaleGroup -
-*MinLevel -
-*MaxLevel -
-*OneHitKillArea - If 1 then any creature with normal hurlock or genlock appearance will be assigned the one-hit-kill rank on spawn before being scaled.
-*FastBodyDecay - creatures in such areas will fade faster once dead.
-*XPReward -
-*AchievementFlag -
 When the player enters the area, it scales the creatures in the area to the player's level and to the values in this 2DA. If you set a max level of 5, and you bring in a level 8 party, the game will scale to a level 5 party. The creature's rank is just another scale it uses after it levels the creature to your level.