Calculate Status Formula
🌟 Introducing The Ultimate Status Formula Calculator for Status+ 🌟
Unlock the full potential of your game's status effects! With the Calculate Status Formula Action Task from Status+, you can perform intricate calculations with ease—drastically improving gameplay dynamics and user engagement.
How to Use Calculate Status Formula in Status+
The Calculate Status Formula feature in Status+ is designed to simplify and automate the process of calculating complex status formulas in your game. This guide will walk you through the steps needed to utilize this powerful feature.
Prerequisites
Make sure you've imported Status+ into your Unity project.
Familiarize yourself with NodeCanvas and blackboards, as you'll be using these to store status values.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Add Status IDs
Locate the Calculate Status Formula Action Task: This can be found within the Status+ category in NodeCanvas.
Status IDs Element: Add the status IDs you want to include in the formula. If you have a "Level" status with ID 7, write
7
in the "Status IDs Element 0" field.
Step 2: Add Status Names
Status Names Element: Add the names corresponding to the status IDs you just input. If you added a "Level" status with ID 7, write
Level
in the "Status Names Element 0" field.
Step 3: Write the Formula
Formula Field: Input the formula you wish to evaluate. Remember to use parentheses
()
around each value. For example,(1 + 2)
would give a result of 3.Including Status in Formula: To include a status in the formula, use curly braces
{}
around the status name like{Level}
. So, if Level = 5, then({Level} + 25)
would give a result of 30.
Step 4: Specify the Target Blackboard
Target Blackboard: Select the blackboard that contains all the status values you're going to use in the formula.
Step 5: Result Variable
Result Variable Name: Write the name of the blackboard variable where you'd like to store the result. This could be something like
NextLevel
.
Step 6: Run and Test
Run your game: If everything is set up correctly, the formula should evaluate and store its result in the specified blackboard variable.
Troubleshooting
Make sure that the status IDs and names match and are correct.
Ensure that the target blackboard contains the statuses you're referring to in the formula.
Check your formula for syntax errors.
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