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Ability.scp is responsible for Essence Runes, Blended Runes, Flasha crafting section and all of their requirements. F.A.Q.:
> How does AXP work?
- It is working same as EXP - simple leveling and based on it, you will get specific rates of AXP.
> How many required items can I add for a single rune level?
- Maximum of 2 different types of items, while quantity is unclear. but might go 100+.
> What is the maximum essence rune level I can set?
- This is unclear, but I've personally tried 50 and it worked, only tried on few runes. My guess it might be they can go to over 100.
> Can I have 2 items required on all items all the time?
- Yes, you can go only AP, only AP + 1 Item or AP + 2 items.
* Tables explained *
Abbreviations:
AP - Ability Point
AXP - Ability Experience
Desc - Description [This can be changed to english if you want to, but be careful while editing it.]
EXP - Experience (Level)
Ability.scp contains 10 tables separated in 2 functions - Essence Runes and Blended Runes:
# Essence Runes #
1. [AP_Base] - numbers in these type of collumns are simply row numbers (for logs). AXPtoAP - How much AXP will be required for 1 AP. Desc - Description
2. [AP_EnableLimit] - General Setting. AP - Maximum AP character can have [Server sided configuration only].
[WARNING: Due to to cabal files being packed, there is a lot of glitches and increasing this limit can limit your "creativity" and start bugging. From bugged AXP to 1hit = 200 AP and such.]
Desc - Description
3. [AXP_FieldRate] - Level ranges for different amounts of AXP obtainable based on character level. MinLV - Minimal Level from which specific rate (refer to Rate) of EXP to AXP will apply. MaxLV - Maximum Level to which specific rate (refer to Rate) of EXP to AXP will apply.
From Minimal Level to Maximum Level = Range that will give specific percentage set in this collumn. Default - Level 1 to Level 119 gives 0% AXP which means you get no AXP at all, while level 120 to 129 gives 40% AXP, now refer to Rate.
Rate - Percentage of level EXP required to match AXP in order to gain AP.
Level 120 to Level 129 gives 40%, refering to 1st point AP_Base where it is set to 10.000.000 (that's the requirement for 1 AP), character getting 1.000.000 EXP by leveling, will only get 400.000 AXP from it (40%), so you will need another 9.600.000 AXP to get 1AP.
Desc - Description
4. [AXP_WarRate] - Nation War configurations of AXP (Not fully tested, so some of this information might be my own guessing) World - Your Nation War Map ID [Can be found in common.ini / Default 16] Warmap_id - Which file is being used for configurations [from Data_War] or On/OFF setting [1 = on / 0 = off] [GUESS!] MinLV - Minimal required level to start gaining AP. Score - How many AP will be gained per 100% AXP [GUESS!] AXP - How much AXP will be required for 1 AP. Desc - Description
5. [PassiveAbility_Cost] - Required Items and AP for each rune levels. AbilityItem_Index - Rune Item ID from Item List. Ability_Level - Runes Levels. (Each level has it's own requirements and they go in ascending order, from lowest to highest (1 to 20 or more).) AP - Required AP for that level. Item1id - 1st Item (from item list) that is required to level up that rune. Item1opt - 1st Item's option code. (In case you add something like stain clones, it needs option id to know how many stain clones will be required for that level.) Item1count - 1st Items required quantity for that level. (In stain clones scenario - in here you set 1, if you set amounts in the option section, but if you add a quest item of some sort - you set its quantity in this column.) Item2id - 2nd Item (from item list) that is required to level up that rune. Item2opt - 2nd Item's option code. Item2count - 2nd Item's required quantity for that level. Desc - Description
6. [PassiveAbility_Value] - Runes Force Values and their amounts. (AKA how much it will give of each attribute). AbilityItem_Index - Rune Item ID from Item List. Ability_Level - Runes Levels. (Ascending order - from lowest to highest.) ForceCode - Force Attributes
Like Max Critical Rate and such. Always double check in your files what cabal_msg.enc links to in cabal.enc [cabal.enc has real force code ids.] - in client side.
[Example: Force Code ID 6 = Attack Rate UP - Attack Rate]
Force_Value - How much of specified attribute will be given per level.
Attack Rate you set to 10 on Level 1 = Once you use the rune and it appears in Ability Tab in the client, it will give you 10 Attack Rate on your stats.
ValueType - 1 = Integer (Whole Number) / 2 = Percentage.
Attack Rate is 1, because it is an Integer (Whole Number), but for sword skill amp you would write 2, because it is a percentage.
It didn't and it is alright, I was just thinking that if he's asking for the address and nothing beyond that, there might be a chance that he'd at least be capable of going that route.
So it was more of a combination of both messages than just yours
