Actual JobLevel -1 for usable value

[knov1991]

Hello, i need a way to get the current joblvl - 1 as a value.

Example: 

base/job 99/70 so 70-1=69, get 69 value for use.

base/job 57/43 so 43-1=42, get 42 value for use.

if(JobLevel == 70)  and  if(JobLevel == 43) aren't an option for my needs.

Edited March 22, 2019 by knov1991

[crazyarashi]

Basic Substraction is the answer.
value = JobLevel - 1;

[knov1991]

1 hour ago, crazyarashi said:

Basic Substraction is the answer.
value = JobLevel - 1;

I tried it, but don't found a way to set for use, i tried many ways before ask.

Sorry for my stupid questions, this is my first time making a basic script to learn.

This is an example of what im trying to do.

set .@value = JobLevel - 1;

atcommand "@skpoint .@value";

Edited March 22, 2019 by knov1991

[crazyarashi]

.@value = JobLevel -1;
useatcmd "@skpoint" + .@value;

 You should try reading out the script commands first :)) 

[knov1991]

1 hour ago, crazyarashi said:

.@value = JobLevel -1;
useatcmd "@skpoint" + .@value;

 You should try reading out the script commands first :)) 

Thx for help, don't worked properly, but i used it to solve the problem :))

Im reading the script commands, but sometimes i don't find what i need, or i don't understand how to do...

 

 

[Emistry]

avoid atcommand ... it create unnecessary log if you enabled it.

SkillPoints += (JobLevel - 1);

 

[llchrisll]

On 4/24/2019 at 5:34 AM, Emistry said:

avoid atcommand ... it create unnecessary log if you enabled it.

SkillPoints += (JobLevel - 1);

 

Wouldn't that as example give 69 skill points for job level 70, while he only should get one skill point per decrease?

Note: I'm not using this scripting method yet. Correct me if I'm wrong xX