CAP Aspd

[ranmaster27]

Is there a way to cap ASPD based on what weapon type is equipped?

Edited June 30, 2019 by ranmaster27
Clarify Intentions

[Haruka Mayumi]

@BeWan He is asking for a source not script. since script will still make you attack speed max with 30,000 agi.

 

Solution: 
status.cpp look for 

			status->adelay = 2 * status->amotion;
		} else { // Mercenary and mobs

and add this above -

			switch(sd->status.weapon){
			case W_DAGGER:  status->amotion = cap_value(amotion, 2000 - 190 * 10 , 2000);
				break;
			case W_BOOK: status->amotion = cap_value(amotion, 2000 - 180 * 10 , 2000);
				break;
			case W_STAFF: status->amotion = cap_value(amotion, 2000 - 170 * 10 , 2000);
				break;
			case W_FIST:
			case W_1HSWORD:
			case W_2HSWORD:
			case W_1HSPEAR:
			case W_2HSPEAR:
			case W_1HAXE:
			case W_2HAXE:
			case W_MACE:
			case W_2HMACE:
			case W_BOW:
			case W_KNUCKLE:
			case W_MUSICAL:
			case W_WHIP:
			case W_KATAR:
			case W_REVOLVER:
			case W_RIFLE:
			case W_GATLING:
			case W_SHOTGUN:
			case W_GRENADE:
			case W_HUUMA:
			case W_2HSTAFF:
			case W_DOUBLE_DD:
			case W_DOUBLE_SS:
			case W_DOUBLE_AA:
			case W_DOUBLE_DS:
			case W_DOUBLE_DA:
			case W_DOUBLE_SA:
			default:
					status->amotion = cap_value(amotion, battle_config.max_aspd , 2000);
				break;
			}
			

I made it like this wherein you need to compile it everytime you want to change. but i can change it where you just need to use @reloadbattleconf to change the values.

NOTE: Right now you just need to think hard code each weapon

Edited May 17, 2020 by Haruka Mayumi
NOTE

[BeWan]

On 6/30/2019 at 2:24 PM, ranmaster27 said:

Is there a way to cap ASPD based on what weapon type is equipped?

YES. by doing this.

if(BaseClass==Job_Mage||BaseClass==Job_Archer) { bonus bAspdRate,10; or bonus bAspdRate,-10; } else if(BaseClass==Job_Swordsman||BaseClass==Job_Thief) { bonus bAspdRate,10; or bonus bAspdRate,-10; }

[ranmaster27]

Wait what??
If base class is Job Mage, or Job Archer, Your Bonus ASPD Rate goes up 10% or goes down 10%??

That makes no sense at all in what I'm asking. =/
I'm asking for something like:

If(Weapon_Equip_Class == SHOTGUN) { set MAX_APSD,170; }

Or something in that kind of behavior.

[Start_]

It's up to you just pick one like this.

if(BaseClass==Job_Mage||BaseClass==Job_Archer) { bonus bAspdRate,10; } else if(BaseClass==Job_Swordsman||BaseClass==Job_Thief) { bonus bAspdRate,-10; }

 

[ranmaster27]

I'm talking about setting a new hard cap for MAX_ASPD, based on which weapon class is equipped.

[Start_]

Source edit would be good at the final aspd calculation >> Check the equipment class >> Cap Final ASPD

I don't know where to edit but you can search through src folder.

[Haruka Mayumi]

Something like This?.

WAND MAX CAP is same as SERVER ASPD
BOOK MAX CAP is 185
DAGGER MAX CAP is 180

[BeWan]

7 hours ago, ranmaster27 said:

Wait what??
If base class is Job Mage, or Job Archer, Your Bonus ASPD Rate goes up 10% or goes down 10%??

That makes no sense at all in what I'm asking. =/
I'm asking for something like:

If(Weapon_Equip_Class == SHOTGUN) { set MAX_APSD,170; }

Or something in that kind of behavior.

you dont really understand or get it? you can control the aspd by adjust this

 

bonus bAspdRate,10; 

or

bonus bAspdRate,90;

[BeWan]

7 hours ago, ranmaster27 said:

I'm talking about setting a new hard cap for MAX_ASPD, based on which weapon class is equipped.

try it. and it's working tried and tested.

[ranmaster27]

18 hours ago, Haruka Mayumi said:

Something like This?.

WAND MAX CAP is same as SERVER ASPD
BOOK MAX CAP is 185
DAGGER MAX CAP is 180

Yes, exactly, where would I go about creating a hard ASPD cap for each item class?

Edit:
Oh sorry, I didn't read, as your post got upvoted to the top.

+1!

Edited July 11, 2019 by ranmaster27
Didn't see the the original answer.