Creature Properties - Revision history

Sunjammer: Reverted edits by Silderon (talk) to last revision by Sunjammer

2011-10-23T12:22:46Z

Reverted edits by Silderon (talk) to last revision by Sunjammer

Silderon at 17:29, 20 October 2011

2011-10-20T17:29:24Z

Sunjammer: /* Property Definitions */ Fixing headings

2011-09-30T18:56:50Z

‎Property Definitions: Fixing headings

Sunjammer: /* Property Definitions */ Applying CSS style

2011-09-30T18:55:32Z

‎Property Definitions: Applying CSS style

BryanDerksen: {{Infobox script}}

2010-02-03T18:58:48Z

BryanDerksen: {{Infobox script}}

2010-02-03T18:57:35Z

Apolyon6k at 22:54, 23 December 2009

2009-12-23T22:54:36Z

Imgettingpissedoff: /* PROPERTY_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE */

2009-11-16T05:44:22Z

‎PROPERTY_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE

Whistleknot: /* PROPERTY_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE */

2009-11-10T17:14:50Z

‎PROPERTY_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE

Axe Murderer: /* Property Definitions */ grammar

2009-10-30T22:35:45Z

‎Property Definitions: grammar

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:22, 23 October 2011
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	* Some UI rules are currently hardcoded and although it is possible to control some of the UI through various 2das, replacing the entire UI with a new framework is impossible at this point.		* Some UI rules are currently hardcoded and although it is possible to control some of the UI through various 2das, replacing the entire UI with a new framework is impossible at this point.
	[[category:rules]]		[[category:rules]]
−	~~[[Category:Требуется перевод]]~~

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	* Some UI rules are currently hardcoded and although it is possible to control some of the UI through various 2das, replacing the entire UI with a new framework is impossible at this point.		* Some UI rules are currently hardcoded and although it is possible to control some of the UI through various 2das, replacing the entire UI with a new framework is impossible at this point.
	[[category:rules]]		[[category:rules]]
		+	[[Category:Требуется перевод]]

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 {| class="wikitable"
 |-|
-| '''ID''' || '''Stat''' || '''Type''' || '''Min''' || '''Max''' || '''Comment'''
+! ID !! Stat !! Type !! Min !! Max !! Comment
 |-|
 |  ''int'' || ''string'' || ''string'' || ''float'' || ''float'' || ''comment''

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 The following is an excerpt from the 2da that lists all rows present in the initial ship version of Dragon Age: Origins but only shows the most important columns. Note that DLC or expansion content may be overriding individual lines in the 2da.
-{| valign="top" border="1" width="100%"
+{| class="wikitable"
 |-|
 | '''ID''' || '''Stat''' || '''Type''' || '''Min''' || '''Max''' || '''Comment'''

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 The creature property system is the heart of the rules engine and defines all the numerical values that make up a character in Dragon Age.
-=== Detailed Description ===
+== Detailed Description ==
 Properties are 32-bit floating point values associated with every combat capable creature in the game (Creature Type field in the toolset). They are used by engine, scripting and UI to make up and display the RPG ruleset of the game.
-==== Property Types ====
+=== Property Types ===
 There are 3 types of properties that abstract the most common types of statistics found in an RPG:
-===== PROPERTY_TYPE_SIMPLE =====
+==== PROPERTY_TYPE_SIMPLE ====
 Simple properties are 32 bit floats that can hold a single value and that generally are not modified or influenced by other properties. Examples include Experience, Level or the number of unspent talent points a character has.
-===== PROPERTY_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE =====
+==== PROPERTY_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE ====
 [[Attribute]]s are a moderately complex set of values encapsulating a single character stat. They have three fields that are independently tracked in the engine and are accessible from scripting:
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 |}
-===== PROPERTY_TYPE_DEPLETABLE =====
+==== PROPERTY_TYPE_DEPLETABLE ====
 Depletables represent the most complex type of stats usually found in an RPG, used for Health and Mana. In addition to all fields present on an Attribute, they have an additional 'Current' field.
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-==== Property Definitions ====
+=== Property Definitions ===
 The two dimensional data array defined in [[Properties.xls]] defines numerical values that exist on every creature in the game. All properties are float32 and all rules logic of the game is based on floating point math. This dynamic data driven approach to rules relevant stats is new to Dragon Age: Origins and makes the engine extremely flexible for Designers. It enables the game to have a rules logic that is almost completely softcoded in script and data.

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−	~~=== Overview ===~~	+	{{Infobox script}}

	The creature property system is the heart of the rules engine and defines all the numerical values that make up a character in Dragon Age.		The creature property system is the heart of the rules engine and defines all the numerical values that make up a character in Dragon Age.

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	* Some UI rules are currently hardcoded and although it is possible to control some of the UI through various 2das, replacing the entire UI with a new framework is impossible at this point.		* Some UI rules are currently hardcoded and although it is possible to control some of the UI through various 2das, replacing the entire UI with a new framework is impossible at this point.
		+	[[category:rules]]

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	* Modifier - A float32 that holds the sum of all effect based modifications to the property. This number is shown as a red (if negative) or green (if positive) number on the character sheet.		* Modifier - A float32 that holds the sum of all effect based modifications to the property. This number is shown as a red (if negative) or green (if positive) number on the character sheet.

−	* Total - The sum of the base and modifier fields along with any in engine modifications done to the property in C++ (for speed reasons) as defined by the engine link field. When reading this field, the engine will always clamp the return values between Min and Max, even ~~through~~ it stores the full, unmodified number internally.	+	* Total - The sum of the base and modifier fields along with any in engine modifications done to the property in C++ (for speed reasons) as defined by the engine link field. When reading this field, the engine will always clamp the return values between Min and Max, even though it stores the full, unmodified number internally.

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 [[Attribute]]s are a moderately complex set of values encapsulating a single character stat. They have three fields that are independently tracked in the engine and are accessible from scripting:
-* Base - A character's unmodified base value, usually only modified during level up and character creation. This number is displayed as a white number the character sheet.
+* Base - A character's unmodified base value, usually only modified during level up and character creation. This number is displayed as a white number on the character sheet.
 * Modifier - A float32 that holds the sum of all effect based modifications to the property. This number is shown as a red (if negative) or green (if positive) number on the character sheet.