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Conditional values

November 06 (10 years ago)

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Is it a way to have conditional values on character sheets ?

For exemple, in Pendragon, christian bonus (Hit Points +6) apply only if 5 attributs are >15 each.
Is it a way to implemente this in Hit Points formula ?

November 06 (10 years ago)

Lithl

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Maybe, but I'm not familiar enough with Pendragon to give a definite answer. Could to give more detail on how the hit point formula is calculated, and what attributes are present (for example, if there are exactly 5 attributes, you might be able to accomplish it with one equation, but if there are 10 attributes, you'd need something different).

November 07 (10 years ago)

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TAI , CON , T1, T2 T3, T4, T5 are numerical attributs.
Hit Points = TAI + CON + christian bonus
christian bonus = 0 or +6 if ( T1 >15 and T2 >15 and T3 > 15 and T4>15 and T5>15 )

November 07 (10 years ago)

Lithl

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Is there a limit to how high T1-5 can go?

November 07 (10 years ago)

tontione

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yes, max value is 20.

November 07 (10 years ago)

Edited November 07 (10 years ago)

Lithl

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Okay, then, that's simple enough.

<input type="number" name="attr_TAI" />
<input type="number" name="attr_CON" />
<input type="number" name="attr_T1" />
<input type="number" name="attr_T2" />
<input type="number" name="attr_T3" />
<input type="number" name="attr_T4" />
<input type="number" name="attr_T5" />
<input type="hidden" name="attr_christian" disabled="disabled" value="(floor((@{T1}+@{T2}+@{T3}+@{T4}+@{T5}) / 75) * 6)" />
<input type="number" name="attr_hit-points" disabled="disabled" value="(@{TAI}+@{CON}+@{christian})" />

That's calculating the Christian bonus for TX >= 15. If you need it to be strictly > 15, change the 75 to 80.

November 07 (10 years ago)

tontione

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I don't think so :

say T1, T2, T3 = 16, T4= 14 and T5= 18, floor((@{T1}+@{T2}+@{T3}+@{T4}+@{T5})/75) = 1 but the result must be 0, because each Tx must be > 15.

But you're idea is ok, with floor(@{T1}/16)*floor(@{T2}/16) * ... *6

Thanks a lot ! :)

November 08 (10 years ago)

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Well that's just me being derp-faced. Sorry about that, and glad you found a solution! =)

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