For example, change how many skeletons you summon with raise skeleton; the maximum at level 20 and how it increments from level 1
Thanks for help!
How to change the number of summons?
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Re: How to change the number of summons?
Open skills.txt, find row 72 (raise skeleton skill) and column petmax. There is a formula which defines how many skeletons you can summons. Check the formula guide to understand how it works.
Re: How to change the number of summons?
Thank you, that is just super complicated, lol. What would be the formula for having 1 summon at level 1, and then +1 summon every 4 pts, hard points and soft points? I guess you just use "lvl" and not "blvl" to include soft points right?
Re: How to change the number of summons?
I'm really sure since I'm not a pro either. Maybe someone will else will help you. Or you can try and figure it out yourself. Cheers!
Re: How to change the number of summons?
So if you want the following summon progression: 1 at lvl1, 2 at lvl5, 3 at lvl9, etcEnsley03" wrote:Thank you, that is just super complicated, lol. What would be the formula for having 1 summon at level 1, and then +1 summon every 4 pts, hard points and soft points? I guess you just use "lvl" and not "blvl" to include soft points right?
formula = 1 + (lvl-1)/4 (soft and hard points)
formula = 1 + (blvl-1)/4 (hard points only)
So if you want the following summon progression: 1 at lvl1, 2 at lvl4, 3 at lvl8, etc
formula = 1 + lvl/4 (soft and hard points)
formula = 1 + blvl/4 (hard points only)
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Re: How to change the number of summons?
Awesome, thank you so much!