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Admin: /* Misfortune Bonus */

2025-08-25T08:23:10Z

Misfortune Bonus

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	==Misfortune Bonus==		==Misfortune Bonus==
	Increases the value of Bad Luck of ~~an enemy~~ CO		Increases the value of Bad Luck of a CO

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Knightlord07: Add in some codes

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 '''How does it work?'''
-If you set the value like 30 the opponent will pay extra 300% of repairs funds, if you set like 9000 value that mean opponent (enemy) no longer repairs
+If you set the value like 30 the opponent will pay extra 300% of repairs funds.
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 this.getEnemyRepairCostModifier = function(co, id, repairCost, posX, posY, map)
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 The FlatIncomeBonus will set it self as a permanent itself so you have a city if you put the D2Dflatincome bonus let just say 50 you gain 1050 fund per turns
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Knightlord07: Add Income Bonus

2023-12-16T07:31:57Z

Add Income Bonus

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			== Income Bonus ==
			Let you modified Income gains<syntaxhighlight lang="js">
			this.getBonusIncome = function(co, building, income, map)
			{
			if (CO.isActive(co))
			{
			return income * CO_TEST.d2dPercentIncomeBonus + CO_TEST.d2dFlatIncomeBonus;
			}
			return 0;
			};
			d2dPercentIncomeBonus//This allow you to put the value whatever number you want it like this 0.1 or 0.whatever the value you wanted.
			d2dFlatIncomeBonus//This allow you to gain additional funds as a extra income
			</syntaxhighlight>'''How does it work?'''

			Since this is only affect on your co income gain per props you own, e.g City (Town) usually give you 1000 per turn but with the bonus income you gain what ever amount of income value you put in the income code

			The FlatIncomeBonus will set it self as a permanent itself so you have a city if you put the D2Dflatincome bonus let just say 50 you gain 1050 fund per turns
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Admin: /* Repair Cost Modifier */

2023-09-23T07:51:21Z

Repair Cost Modifier

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	{		{
	return repaircost; //This return to cut the repaircost e.g fighter 4k repairs (10%) if you add +20% (0.2) that will make 30% the fighter will repair about 12K worth of your own funds for that repairs, if you want the funds back e.g fighter usually it 4k for repairs if you set like -5 you receive 16K funds for it, how that work is this 10% -50% that will go toward negative -40% so you received 40% repair funds back, for the freebie you have to set it -1 so an infantry usually repair about 200 funds for it during the next turn your funds won't drop or you could say not spending 200 funds on the infantry repairs.		return repaircost; /*This return to cut the repaircost e.g fighter 4k repairs (10%) if you add +20% (0.2) that will make 30% the fighter will repair about 12K worth of your own funds for that repairs, if you want the funds back e.g fighter usually it 4k for repairs if you set like -5 you receive 16K funds for it, how that work is this 10% -50% that will go toward negative -40% so you received 40% repair funds back, for the freebie you have to set it -1 so an infantry usually repair about 200 funds for it during the next turn your funds won't drop or you could say not spending 200 funds on the infantry repairs.
	Note: this code if you set it -1 and this code can be negated EnemyRepairCostModifier but not -5 or beyond		Note: this code if you set it -1 and this code can be negated EnemyRepairCostModifier but not -5 or beyond*/
	}		}
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Knightlord07: /* Repair Cost Modifier */

2023-09-23T07:40:13Z

Repair Cost Modifier

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	{		{
	return repaircost; //This return to cut the repaircost e.g fighter 4k repairs (10%) if you add +20% (0.2) that will make 30% the fighter will repair about 12K worth of your own funds for that repairs, if you want the funds back e.g fighter usually it 4k for repairs if you set like -5 you receive 16K funds for it, how that work is this 10% -50% that will go toward negative -40% so you received 40% repair funds back, for the freebie you have to set it -1 so an infantry usually repair about 200 funds for it during the next turn your funds won't drop or you could say not spending 200 funds on the infantry repairs.		return repaircost; //This return to cut the repaircost e.g fighter 4k repairs (10%) if you add +20% (0.2) that will make 30% the fighter will repair about 12K worth of your own funds for that repairs, if you want the funds back e.g fighter usually it 4k for repairs if you set like -5 you receive 16K funds for it, how that work is this 10% -50% that will go toward negative -40% so you received 40% repair funds back, for the freebie you have to set it -1 so an infantry usually repair about 200 funds for it during the next turn your funds won't drop or you could say not spending 200 funds on the infantry repairs.
			Note: this code if you set it -1 and this code can be negated EnemyRepairCostModifier but not -5 or beyond
	}		}
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Knightlord07: /* Enemy Repair Cost Modifier */

2023-09-23T07:35:34Z

Enemy Repair Cost Modifier

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	'''How does it work?'''		'''How does it work?'''
	If you set the value like 30 the opponent will pay extra 30% of repairs funds, if you set like 9000 value that mean opponent (enemy) no longer repairs		If you set the value like 30 the opponent will pay extra 300% of repairs funds, if you set like 9000 value that mean opponent (enemy) no longer repairs
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			this.getEnemyRepairCostModifier = function(co, id, repairCost, posX, posY, map)
			{
			return repaircost; //This allow you to effect against your opponents repaircost, the normal repair cost an infantry 200 funds for that repairs it will increase the repair cost on opponents turns by how much the value is.
			};
			</syntaxhighlight>

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Knightlord07: /* Repair Cost Modifier */

2023-09-23T06:54:23Z

Repair Cost Modifier

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 '''How does it work?'''
 Here the value works, -1 will not drain your funds (think of it a freebie repair), -1 or beyond than -1 will receive funds e.g -10 (you gain funds when repairing a unit), if you set the value outside -1 e.g 30 you have to pay more repair funds depends on the value you put in (you have to pay more repair funds)
 *Sidenote this also effect Caulder's CO zone effects

XnKradst: Grammar error

2023-09-14T04:58:24Z

Grammar error

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	Before we get to the functions, it's important to familiarize yourself with some of these parameters. Many of the functions use them, and most of the time they serve the same purpose. Therefore, instead of repeatedly explaining what they do every time they show up in a function, they will be explained here.		Before we get to the functions, it's important to familiarize yourself with some of these parameters. Many of the functions use them, and most of the time they serve the same purpose. Therefore, instead of repeatedly explaining what they do every time they show up in a function, they will be explained here.

	* The '''co''' parameter refers to the CO object. You will find this in practically every function here. We use this reference data related to the CO itself, such as the aforementioned '''co.getPowerMode()''' which is used to check the current state of the CO power.		* The '''co''' parameter refers to the CO object. You will find this in practically every function here. We use this to reference data related to the CO itself, such as the aforementioned '''co.getPowerMode()''' which is used to check the current state of the CO power.
	*The '''action''' parameter refers to the action object. Typically found in functions called just before or after moving a unit, you can use this to grab data related to the act of moving the unit itself. For example, '''action.getMovePath().length''' returns a number corresponding to the number of spaces moved.		*The '''action''' parameter refers to the action object. Typically found in functions called just before or after moving a unit, you can use this to grab data related to the act of moving the unit itself. For example, '''action.getMovePath().length''' returns a number corresponding to the number of spaces moved.
	*The '''map''' parameter refers to the map object. It is often used to reference data related to the game map, such as '''map.getCurrentDay()''' which returns the current day count as an integer.		*The '''map''' parameter refers to the map object. It is often used to reference data related to the game map, such as '''map.getCurrentDay()''' which returns the current day count as an integer.

Admin at 04:50, 14 September 2023

2023-09-14T04:50:27Z

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	And a '''default''' value, which can be used to set the day to day abilities.		And a '''default''' value, which can be used to set the day to day abilities.

	The following functions modify the general stats of a CO. For specific Units and Unit Types modifications, check out the info on [[Units ~~and Unit Types~~]]		The following functions modify the general stats of a CO. For specific Units and Unit Types modifications, check out the info on [[:Category:Units]]

	==Common Parameters==		==Common Parameters==