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areadata.xls contains the following 2DAs:
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The [[areadata.xls]] file contains the [[2da]] files used to define additional area properties.
  
== areascalegroup ==
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The workbook contains the following worksheets:
  
{{2da start|areascalegroup}}
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* _control
{{2da column|Label|comment|}}
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* [[areadata 2da|areadata]]
{{2da end}}
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* [[areascalegroup 2da|areascalegroup]]
 
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== areadata ==
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areadata's ID column is referred to by an [[area]]'s "AREA_ID" [[local variable]].
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{{2da start|areadata}}
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{{2da column|Label|comment|}}
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{{2da column|NoTemplates|int|}}
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{{2da column|Template1|int|not used}}
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{{2da column|Template2 |int| not used}}
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{{2da column|Template3 |int| not used}}
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{{2da column|TargetLevel |int| Items equipped by creatures in this area will be scaled to this level.}}
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{{2da column|ScaleGroup |int| }}
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{{2da column|MinLevel |int|}}
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{{2da column|MaxLevel |int|}}
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{{2da column|IgnoreAppMaxLevel|int|Ignores the max level for creatures set in APR_base. All other level limits still apply}}
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{{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.}}
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{{2da column|FastBodyDecay |int| creatures in such areas will fade faster once dead.}}
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{{2da column|XPReward |int|}}
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{{2da column|AchievementFlag |int|}}
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{{2da column|AreaWeight|float|}}
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{{2da column|UnlockNotification|int|}}
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{{2da column|AreaFlags|int|}}
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{{2da column|ColorCurves|strings|}}
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{{2da column|HsvBrightness|float|}}
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{{2da column|HsvContrast|float|}}
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{{2da column|HsvHue|float|}}
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{{2da column|HsvSaturation|float|}}
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{{2da end}}
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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.
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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.
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[[Category:Areas]]
 
[[Category:XLS files]]
 
[[Category:XLS files]]

Latest revision as of 22:40, 29 March 2012

The areadata.xls file contains the 2da files used to define additional area properties.

The workbook contains the following worksheets: