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[millers]

Hello i'm looking for someone ho could explaine me how npc.xml stats works for example if i want to  create new npc with brand new stats like 200k hp 200k mana 250 def 250 mdef 5k patt and 5k matt ? i was looking on original mobs in game but i dont understand anything here is example why  : npc.xml file says 

 

 

 <set name="hp" val="2975.2369188"/>

<set name="mp" val="1742.976"/>

<set name="hpRegen" val="8.721"/>

<set name="mpRegen" val="3.0804"/>

<set name="pAtk" val="938.20801458"/>

<set name="pDef" val="354.8183475"/>

<set name="mAtk" val="656.66638089"/>

<set name="mDef" val="239.180922"/>

<set name="crit" val="4"/>

<set name="atkSpd" val="253"/>

 

 

in game it shows :

 

 

all what i dont understand .. is where dos it get stats like this from and what means 

example:

<set name="pDef" val="354.8183475"/> 

 

all these extreme numbers  makes no sense !? 

can someone explaine me how to add some diff stats to mobs,npcs.!!!

 

Soory for my creepy English!

 

EDIT:

Oh and how dose the chance rate work ???

 

chance="800000"

chance="700000"

chance="300000"

chance="75000"

Edited January 19, 2015 by millers

[SweeTs]

Chance,

 

1 000 000 - 100 %

 

About the stats. Take in consideration the other stats like STR, DEX, CON and such. Also, skills - passive mostly or under 'NPC Might/Shield', some mobs as you know has clan, self buffs :P

 

Yea, some crazy numbers, don't rly pay attention, off like ;)

Edited January 19, 2015 by SweeTs

[DONALD TRUMP 2016]

354.8183475 = 355 pdef pretty much, same for the other stuff and the decimals really make about 0 impact on how they work

 

take into account their passive skills (hp modifiers, 'slightly strong/weak p/m atk/def', str, con) and stuff like that

 

so if 1 000 000 chance = 100%, 2 000 000 = 200% (2x drop amount at 100% rate)

900 000 = 90% etc

50 000 = 5%

9000 = .9%

[millers]

Thanks for info so that means if i want to make new mob with stats  i dont need to add some  crazy thing like 330,32032323 def i can just do it like 330 and thats it? 

[SweeTs]

Yup.. it's just decimal, it's not important :P