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Hi, I would like to know what each part of this code refers to:
<add val="25" stat="reflectDam" order="0x40"/>
<add val="30" stat="reflectSkillPhysic" order="0x40"/>
<add val="30" stat="reflectSkillMagic" order="0x40"/>
From what I understand the "add val="xx" would be the amount in net number, the "stat=" the attribute name, but what does "order="0x40"/>" mean?
I would appreciate if you could help me, since I can not find anyone who can explain a little, I'm learning only by trial and error.
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