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Dukemon
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Item creation Jul 23, 2020 11:49:29 GMT

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Post by Dukemon on Jul 23, 2020 11:49:29 GMT

I have created some armor pieces for my Warden. It is my first try to do this. Step by step they were updated now I want to add armor rune slots but I cannot find any manual to do it. In the Toolset I browsed to Variables>RuneSlotsEnabled und set the Value on 3.
However, there is something I had no in mind because it has not work.
Does somebody know how to add rune slots?

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Item creation Jul 23, 2020 19:52:27 GMT Dukemon likes this

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Post by theskymoves on Jul 23, 2020 19:52:27 GMT

Are you using '3' as the value, to add three rune slots? If so, that's not how rune slots work. Rather, it's a toggle (yes/no, on/off...) and the number of slots is determined by the armour slot - you can add rune slots to pretty much any piece of armour or clothing - and, IIRC, the tier of the item... i.e., the number of slots in a T6 chest would be less than a T7 chest.

To enable rune slots, use '1' as the value; the game will automatically calculate the appropriate number of slots for the equippable item. Conversely, to disable rune slots, use '0' as the value.

Last Edit: Jul 23, 2020 20:00:30 GMT by theskymoves

Dukemon
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Item creation Aug 2, 2020 12:39:27 GMT

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Post by Dukemon on Aug 2, 2020 12:39:27 GMT

Jul 23, 2020 19:52:27 GMT theskymoves said:

Are you using '3' as the value, to add three rune slots? If so, that's not how rune slots work. Rather, it's a toggle (yes/no, on/off...) and the number of slots is determined by the armour slot - you can add rune slots to pretty much any piece of armour or clothing - and, IIRC, the tier of the item... i.e., the number of slots in a T6 chest would be less than a T7 chest.

To enable rune slots, use '1' as the value; the game will automatically calculate the appropriate number of slots for the equippable item. Conversely, to disable rune slots, use '0' as the value.

Thanky for your explanation.

Do you even know a good manual how to connect Items as set? And where I can find the Propertie to give the Object deduction for exhaustion?

Last Edit: Aug 2, 2020 12:39:40 GMT by Dukemon

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Item creation Aug 2, 2020 22:51:19 GMT Dukemon likes this

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Post by theskymoves on Aug 2, 2020 22:51:19 GMT

As far as creating Item Sets goes, the tutorial I learned from was one that appeared on the old BSN site, by a player named _Divine_Divinity_... it was archived on the Fextralife site before BSN was removed from the interwebs. (Quite a few very useful DAO modding tutorials were saved there...): [TUTORIAL] How to add set bonus

By 'exhaustion' do you mean Fatigue reduction? If so, the attribute code for that is '41'.

The original posting of the set bonus tutorial included a list of attribute codes that I don't think made it into the archived version; note that not all of the codes are applicable to set bonuses - i.e., don't try to use things like 'Inventory_Size' or 'AI_BEHAVIOR' for set bonuses! - this is just the complete list of attribute codes as posted:

SPOILER: Click to show

1 Strength
2 Dexterity
3 Willpower
4 Magic
5 Cunning
6 Constitution
7 Health
8 Mana_Stamina
9 Attack
10 Defense
11 Armor
12 DamageScale
13 SpellPower
14 Regeneration_Health
15 Level
16 Displacement
17 Inventory_Size
18 AI_BEHAVIOR
19 Experience
20 Flanking_Angle
21 Melee_Crit_Modifier
22 Missile_Shield
23 Ranged_Crit_Modifier
24 Ranged_Aim_Speed
25 BaseAttackRating
26 BaseDefenseRating
27 Currentclass
28 Regeneration_Health_Combat
29 Regeneration_Stamina
30 Regeneration_Stamina_Combat
31 AttackSpeedModifier
32 Resistance_Mind
33 Resistance_Physical
34 Attribute_points
35 Skill_points
36 talent_spell_points
37 Background
38 specialization_points
39 DamageBonus
40 Threat_Decrease_Rate
41 Fatique
42 Damage_Resistance_Fire
43 Damage_Resistance_Cold
44 Damage_Resistance_Electricity
45 Damage_Resistance_Nature
46 Damage_Resistance_Spirit
47 Damage_Shield_points
48 Damage_Shield_strength
49 Damage_OffHand
50 Damage_MainHand
51 Healing_Effect_Factor
52 Spell_resistance
53 AP_BONUS
54 CriticalRange
55 Fire_Damage_Bonus
56 Spirit_Damage_Bonus
57 Cold_Damage_Bonus
58 Nature_Damage_Bonus
59 Electricity_Damage_Bonus

(The list, when posted, had a link back to a page on the DA Wiki, but I can't find the information there now.) :huh:

The info is probably somewhere on the toolset wiki and in the toolset source spreadsheets, for a more authoritative source.

Last Edit: Aug 2, 2020 23:15:27 GMT by theskymoves

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