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Vyn: /* (cS) combatScale */ Fixed typo in formula

2021-10-13T09:24:02Z

‎(cS) combatScale: Fixed typo in formula

Ibanix: add combatTalentSteamDamage

2016-03-12T04:48:09Z

add combatTalentSteamDamage

Ibanix at 10:33, 27 February 2016

2016-02-27T10:33:50Z

Vyn: /* (cTS) combatTalentScale */ Copy edit

2014-08-30T10:32:54Z

‎(cTS) combatTalentScale: Copy edit

Vyn: Deleted CFD section

2014-08-30T10:25:55Z

Deleted CFD section

Vyn: /* (cTSpD) combatTalentSpellDamage */ Added cursed form as a possible free parameter

2014-08-30T10:25:27Z

‎(cTSpD) combatTalentSpellDamage: Added cursed form as a possible free parameter

Vyn: /* (cL) combatLimit */ Formatting

2014-08-30T10:19:30Z

‎(cL) combatLimit: Formatting

Vyn: /* (cS) combatScale */ Formatting

2014-08-30T10:19:04Z

‎(cS) combatScale: Formatting

Vyn: /* (cSS) combatStatScale */ Added description

2014-08-30T10:17:34Z

‎(cSS) combatStatScale: Added description

Vyn: /* (cTMD) combatTalentMindDamage */ Copy edit

2014-08-26T14:15:28Z

‎(cTMD) combatTalentMindDamage: Copy edit

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 ;What the game actually does
-:Using the function '''y(x) = m * (t + shift) <sup>power</sup> + b + add''',
+:Using the function '''y(x) = m * (x + shift) <sup>power</sup> + b + add''',
 :find the values of '''m''' and '''b''' that produce the best fit to the two points '''y( x<sub>low </sub>)''' = '''y<sub>low</sub>''' and '''y( x<sub>high </sub>)''' = '''y<sub>high</sub>''',
 :then return the value '''y(x)''' with the fitted function given the actual parameter '''x''' of the character

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 :With a talent description of: Value is {{ctspd|'''base'''|'''max'''|CF}},
 :the game will use (1.2 * (Character Level + Willpower) ) as your effective spellpower instead
 ==(cTStD) combatTalentStatDamage <span id="cTStD"></span>==

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	The goal here is to provide basic explanations of how various talent parameters are scaled so that talent pages do not need to be filled with unknown variables. Instead, the actual range of values can be displayed on each talent page with a footnote linking to this article for further details.		The goal here is to provide basic explanations of how various talent parameters are scaled so that talent pages do not need to be filled with unknown variables. Instead, the actual range of values can be displayed on each talent page with a footnote linking to this article for further details.
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		+	==(gTL) getTalentLevel <span id="gtl"></span>==
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		+	''Talent parameters that scale by this function should be noted with [[Template:gtl]]''
		+
		+	;Example of talent description
		+	:The value is {{gtl\|'''low'''\|'''high'''}}
		+
		+	;What the talent description means
		+	:The value scales from '''low''' to '''high''' as talent level increases, including [[mastery]] values.
		+
		+	;For raw talent level
		+	:If talent level is used '''without''' mastery (eg. pure points allocated into the talent), then use {{gtl\|'''low'''\|'''high'''\|raw}}.
		+	:In almost all cases, this means 1 - 5, so you should write <nowiki>{{gtl\|1\|5\|raw}}</nowiki> to get {{gtl\|1\|5\|raw}}

	==(cL) combatLimit <span id="cL"></span>==		==(cL) combatLimit <span id="cL"></span>==

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 ''Talent parameters that scale by this function should be noted with [[Template:cts]]''
-''This function is almost identical to [[#cS|combatScale]] except that is sets '''''x<sub>low</sub> = 1''''' and '''''x<sub>high</sub> = 5''''' to represent the talent level that the scaling is based on.
+''This function is almost identical to [[#cS|combatScale]] except that the scaling parameter is always your talent level, and it sets '''x<sub>low</sub> = 1''' and '''x<sub>high</sub> = 5''' as default parameters.
 ;Example of talent description

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:25, 30 August 2014
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	The goal here is to provide basic explanations of how various talent parameters are scaled so that talent pages do not need to be filled with unknown variables. Instead, the actual range of values can be displayed on each talent page with a footnote linking to this article for further details.		The goal here is to provide basic explanations of how various talent parameters are scaled so that talent pages do not need to be filled with unknown variables. Instead, the actual range of values can be displayed on each talent page with a footnote linking to this article for further details.
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−	~~==(CFD) Cursed Form Damage <span id="CFD"></span>==~~
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−	~~''Talent parameters that scale by this function should be noted with [[Template:cfd]]''~~
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−	~~''This function is defined in tome.team/data/talents/cursed/cursed-form.lua as combatTalentDamage and is only used for {{c\|Cursed Form}} talents''~~
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−	~~;Example of talent description~~
−	~~:The value is {{cfd\|'''min'''\|'''max'''}}~~
−
−	~~;What the game actually does~~
−	~~:The value will be identical to {{ctspd\|'''min'''\|'''max'''}}, except it uses (1.2 * (Character Level + Willpower) ) as your effective spellpower.~~

	==(cL) combatLimit <span id="cL"></span>==		==(cL) combatLimit <span id="cL"></span>==

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 :the game will multiply the final value by your Paradox Modifier, which is defined as
 :'''Paradox Modifier = (0.5 + Paradox / 600)<sup>0.5</sup>'''
 ==(cTStD) combatTalentStatDamage <span id="cTStD"></span>==

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 ;What the talent description means
-:The value will be '''''y<sub>low</sub>''''' when '''parameter x''' is '''''x<sub>low</sub>''''', and '''''y<sub>high</sub>''''' when the parameter is '''''x<sub>high</sub>''''', with some diminishing returns and will never exceed '''limit'''.
+:The value will be '''y<sub>low</sub>''' when '''parameter x''' is '''x<sub>low</sub>''', and '''y<sub>high</sub>''' when the parameter is '''x<sub>high</sub>''', with some diminishing returns and will never exceed '''limit'''.
 ==(cS) combatScale <span id="cS"></span>==

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 ;What the talent description means
-:The value will be '''''y<sub>low</sub>''''' when '''parameter x''' is '''''x<sub>low</sub>''''', and '''''y<sub>high</sub>''''' when the parameter is '''''x<sub>high</sub>''''', with some diminishing returns.
+:The value will be '''y<sub>low</sub>''' when '''parameter x''' is '''x<sub>low</sub>''', and '''y<sub>high</sub>''' when the parameter is '''x<sub>high</sub>''', with some diminishing returns.
 ;What the game actually does
-:Using the function '''''y(x) = m * (t + shift) <sup>power</sup> + b + add''''',
+:Using the function '''y(x) = m * (t + shift) <sup>power</sup> + b + add''',
-:find the values of '''''m''''' and '''''b''''' that produce the best fit to the two points '''''y( x<sub>low </sub>)''''' = '''''y<sub>low</sub>''''' and '''''y( x<sub>high </sub>)''''' = '''''y<sub>high</sub>''''',
+:find the values of '''m''' and '''b''' that produce the best fit to the two points '''y( x<sub>low </sub>)''' = '''y<sub>low</sub>''' and '''y( x<sub>high </sub>)''' = '''y<sub>high</sub>''',
-:then return the value '''''y(x)''''' with the fitted function given the actual parameter '''''x''''' of the character
+:then return the value '''y(x)''' with the fitted function given the actual parameter '''x''' of the character
 ;Default values for the fit parameters are
-:'''''power = 0.5'''''
+:'''power = 0.5'''
-:'''''shift = 0'''''
+:'''shift = 0'''
-:'''''add = 0'''''
+:'''add = 0'''
 ;Example calculation
 :The trap detection power of {{t|Heightened Senses}} is {{cs|(0.25 * Cunning * Talent Level)|0|0|125|125}}
-:The resulting fit function is '''''y = 11.18 * (0.25 * Cunning * Talent Level) <sup>0.5</sup>''''' and will, for example, produce the following results:
+:The resulting fit function is '''y = 11.18 * (0.25 * Cunning * Talent Level) <sup>0.5</sup>''' and will, for example, produce the following results:
 :{|class = "wikitable"
 !Talent Level!!Cunning!!Detection Power

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 ''Talent parameters that scale by this function should be noted with [[Template:css]] ''
-''This function is almost identical to [[#cS|combatScale]] except that it sets '''''x<sub>low</sub> = 10''''' and '''''x<sub>high</sub> = 100''''' to represent the stat that the scaling is based on. [[Prodigies]] will typically use '''''x<sub>low</sub> = 50''''' instead.''
+''This function is almost identical to [[#cS|combatScale]] except that the scaling parameter is always a character stat, and it uses '''x<sub>low</sub> = 10''' and '''x<sub>high</sub> = 100''' as default parameters.''
 ==(cTID) combatTalentIntervalDamage <span id="cTID"></span>==

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 ;What the talent description means
-:The value will scale with respect to both mind power and talent level, returning '''max''' at 100 mind power and talent level 5.
+:The value will scale with respect to both mindpower and talent level, returning '''max''' at 100 mind power and talent level 5.
 ;What the game actually does