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Kaishaku
Beginner
Joined: 01 May 2003
Posts: 20
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 Posted: Sat May 10, 2003 11:01 pm
%GSL( A) and %GSL( B) codes for GS
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I spent the afternoon finding out the various values for the GSL A/B codes.
The %GSL(A) codes are listed below. The %GSL(B) codes mirror them. %GSL(A) is for wounds, %GSL(B) are for scars. If you have say a rank 1 head wound and rank 2 neck wound, the GSL(A) value will be the sum of both, IE: %GSL(A)=10. Now someone smarter then I find a way to mimic the wound/scar window in the wizard. :>
Value - Location - Severity
1 head 1
2 head 2
3 head 3
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4 neck 1
8 neck 2
12 neck 3
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16 right arm 1
32 right arm 2
48 right arm 3
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64 left arm 1
128 left arm 2
192 left arm 3
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256 Right Leg 1
512 Right Leg 2
768 Right Leg 3
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1024 Left Leg 1
2048 Left Leg 2
3072 Left Leg 3
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4096 right hand 1
8192 right hand 2
12288 right hand 3
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16384 left hand 1
32768 left hand 2
49152 left hand 3
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65536 chest 1
131072 chest 2
196608 chest 3
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262144 stomach 1
524288 stomach 2
786432 stomach 3
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1048576 back 1
2097152 back 2
3145728 back 3
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4194304 right eye 1
8388608 right eye 2
12582912 right eye 3
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16777216 left eye 1
33554432 left eye 2
50331648 left eye 3 |
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Vijilante
SubAdmin
Joined: 18 Nov 2001
Posts: 5182
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Posted: Sun May 11, 2003 2:33 am
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These are all 2 bit indicators. You can convert the codes to seperate variables with %mod and %eval. You will have to explain how you want that displayed though.
Proto Code:
#VAR Position %mod(%eval(%gsl(Type)/Base),%eval(Base*3))
Example:
#VAR RightArmWound %mod(%eval(%gsl(A)/16),%eval(16*3))
This could also be done by creating a record variable containing each position and its base.
#LOOPDB @RecordVar {#VAR {%key} %mod(%eval(%gsl(A)/%val),%eval(%val*3))} |
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Kaishaku
Beginner
Joined: 01 May 2003
Posts: 20
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Posted: Sun May 11, 2003 10:58 pm
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I almost forgot about nervous system.
67108864 nerves rank 1
134217728 nerves rank 2
201326592 nerves rank 3 |
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