rule_values questions

[Derision]

Originally Posted by ChaosSlayerZ

The RestRegenTimeToActivate is in mili seconds, so 30000 is 30 seconds

Looking back through previous posts and the code, I believe Drakelord originally had this in milliseconds when he submitted it, but I changed it to seconds when I comnitted it.

Certainly 434_optional_rest_state_rules.sql has 30 seconds as the default:

INSERT INTO rule_values VALUES(0,'Character:RestRegenPercent',0);
INSERT INTO rule_values VALUES(0,'Character:RestRegenTimeToActivate',30);

and the default in the code is 30, so this is maybe just a mistake in the PEQ database.

I've not tested it recently, but I am *fairly* sure it is in seconds.

[trevius]

Does the PEQ DB not have the notes field in the rules table? The notes fields help a lot and should have answered most of your questions here.

The regen percent is a percentage regen every tick. So, if you want people to gain back 2% of their total health per tick (no matter how many HPs they have), you would set the percentage rule to 2. By setting this rule, you can determine the max amount of time people will need to reset for.

Yes, the time field is in seconds, not milliseconds.

I really don't quite understand all of the experience setting rules, but I would suggest trying it as-is and adjusting as needed.

I am sure some are missing from here now, but here was the original addition of the notes field that I think should make your table a bit easier to understand:

http://code.google.com/p/projecteqem...lues_notes.sql

[Derision]

Originally Posted by trevius

Does the PEQ DB not have the notes field in the rules table? The notes fields help a lot and should have answered most of your questions here.

It does and this is the relevant row which caused the OP the confusion:

INSERT INTO `rule_values` VALUES ('1', 'Character:RestRegenTimeToActivate', '30000', 'Time in seconds for rest state regen to kick in.');

I think the fact that I changed Drakelord's original code is probably how the 30000 got into the PEQ database instead of 30.