Bonus Experience per "Tier"(level)

[Kami675]

Hello everyone, i'm fairly new to scripting so go easy on me...as i know this is probably a simple issue.

I currently have 3 items that give 5% bonus experience by themselves and they apply correctly, however, I am attempting to place them in a set. The purpose would be if base level is 99 or less they receive a 50% bonus experience gain, between levels 100-200 they receive a 75% bonus experience gain and at 200-255 they receive a 100% total bonus experience gain. I went to my "item_combo_db" and added the following script:

32508:32509:32510,{ if(BaseLevel<=99) { bonus2 bExpAddRace,RC_All,50; bonus2 bExpAddClass,Class_All,50; } if(BaseLevel==100) {{ bonus2 bExpAddRace,RC_All,75; bonus2 bExpAddClass,Class_All,75; } if(BaseLevel>=200) {{ bonus2 bExpAddRace,RC_All,100; bonus2 bExpAddClass,Class_All,100; }

As I said, learning as I go so I apologize if this is a dumb question haha. I look forward to hearing from everyone!

[Emistry]

32508:32509:32510,{ if (BaseLevel < 100) { .@rate += 50; } else if (BaseLevel < 200) { .@rate += 50; } else { .@rate = 100; } bonus2 bExpAddRace,RC_All,.@rate; }

try this, your script has wrong usage of curley brackets.

Edited April 6, 2020 by Emistry

[Kami675]

31 minutes ago, Emistry said:

32508:32509:32510,{ if (BaseLevel < 100) { .@rate += 50; } else if (BaseLevel < 200) { .@rate += 50; } else { .@rate = 100; } bonus2 bExpAddRace,RC_All,.@rate; }

try this, your script has wrong usage of curley brackets.

32508:32509:32510,{ if (BaseLevel < 100) { .@rate += 50; } else if (BaseLevel < 200) { .@rate += 75; } else { .@rate = 100; } bonus2 bExpAddRace,RC_All,.@rate; }

made a little edit thanks a ton for the help! I see that I was super way off...i'm sorry if its a bother but, would you mind going about explaining why that route instead of what I went with? If not, all is well, i'm still wrapping my head around RO scripting haha.

[Emistry]

On 4/6/2020 at 8:41 PM, Kami675 said:

why that route instead of what I went with?

just my own preference, look shorter and simpler, its less redundant, hence easier to read.