Release| Hit Simulator with Defense Calculation

It's actually quite simple to shorten the code. Just rationalize the decimal-values, and you get that they all turn into real fractions.

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For me, the whole expression was turned into the following in LISP:

Code:

(defmacro +/ (&body l)
  `(+,@(mapcar(lambda(x)`(/,@x))(list-2 l))))
    
(defun exact-dmg (str int dex luk lvl def m-wat m-lvl random job)
  (let ((local8)(arg5)(s-pdd (s-pdd job lvl)))
    (setf local8 (/ (* (+ (/ (* m-wat 1/20 (mod random #x989680)) 10000000) (* m-wat 4/5)) m-wat) 100)
          def (max def 1999)
          arg5
          (* 2
             (if (eq job 'warrior)
                 (+/ (+ luk dex) 8 int 18 str 7)
                 (+/ luk 8 dex 7 str 5 int 18))))
    (max 1 (floor ; Returns the evaluation of this expression.
      (decf local8
        (if (>= def s-PDD)
            (let ((edi (+/ lvl 1300 arg5 900 7 25)))
              (* edi (+/ (- def s-PDD) 7/10 (+ (/ (floor arg5) 800) 7/25) (/ def))))

        (if (< lvl m-lvl)
            (+ (* (+/ lvl 1300 arg5 900 7 25) (- def s-PDD) 13/10)
               (* (+ (/ arg5 800) 7/25) def))
            (+ (/ (* (+/ (floor arg5) 800 lvl 1300 7 25) (- def s-PDD) 13) ; yay prefix
                              (- lvl m-lvl -13))
                (* (+ (/ (floor arg5) 800) 7/25) def)))))))))

Where the value s-pdd is found from an array by calling the function s-pdd (Don't mind that those have both the same name. It's Lisp, and weird like that.)

If you want to shorten it even more, you could always just use J. Compresses everything insanely much.

I know how to do that, but I'd rather leave them like that because the result of "int * 0.11111111111" is a double fraction, but the result of "int / 9" is a rounded integer and re-casting my integers to double after every calculation is annoying (it might has something to do with me casting everything to int32, but is still related to what I said above).

I meant the ones you mentioned but didn't post:

"Updated the damage calculator, now there are radio buttons that choose between physical damage and magical damage. In magic damage mode the mob's level and the player's int are disabled because they are not needed for the formula."

These are the formulas for W.Def\M.Def (not avoidability). I didn't post them because they are too complicated, you can look at the source code if you want.

Anego does 12K touch damage. Anego's slap does 18K damage. Anego's gun-thing does 5.4K damage. :f6:

Because physical "attacks" can have a WATT of their own.