Is there a way to change the str/hp ratio?

[peepeetree]

Like say if someone had 100str they would have 200-250 hp? I would like to give the people on my shard more HP so they are not cheap 1 hit killed.

[Karmageddon]

Yes you can do that. In an unmodified playermobile.cs look around line 977 you will be able to find what you need there.

[peepeetree]

Hey what does everyone use for editing? I keep seeing people say check line such and such but word and notepad don't give me lines lol

[Karmageddon]

I ussually use Win32Pad for editing. But if I have a real problem I dump it into Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express Edition.

[peepeetree]

hmm i am looking around line 977 and not finding anything that looks like it would allow me to change the hp/str ratio. Here is what my code looks like from 952-1046

public override bool CheckContextMenuDisplay( IEntity target )
		{
			return ( m_DesignContext == null );
		}

		public override void OnItemAdded( Item item )
		{
			base.OnItemAdded( item );

			if ( item is BaseArmor || item is BaseWeapon )
			{
				Hits=Hits; Stam=Stam; Mana=Mana;
			}

			if ( this.NetState != null )
				CheckLightLevels( false );

			InvalidateMyRunUO();
		}

		public override void OnItemRemoved( Item item )
		{
			base.OnItemRemoved( item );

			if ( item is BaseArmor || item is BaseWeapon )
			{
				Hits=Hits; Stam=Stam; Mana=Mana;
			}

			if ( this.NetState != null )
				CheckLightLevels( false );

			InvalidateMyRunUO();
		}

		public override double ArmorRating
		{
			get
			{
				//BaseArmor ar;
				double rating = 0.0;

				AddArmorRating( ref rating, NeckArmor );
				AddArmorRating( ref rating, HandArmor );
				AddArmorRating( ref rating, HeadArmor );
				AddArmorRating( ref rating, ArmsArmor );
				AddArmorRating( ref rating, LegsArmor );
				AddArmorRating( ref rating, ChestArmor );
				AddArmorRating( ref rating, ShieldArmor );

				return VirtualArmor + VirtualArmorMod + rating;
			}
		}

		private void AddArmorRating( ref double rating, Item armor )
		{
			BaseArmor ar = armor as BaseArmor;

			if( ar != null && ( !Core.AOS || ar.ArmorAttributes.MageArmor == 0 ))
				rating += ar.ArmorRatingScaled;
		}

		#region [Stats]Max
		[CommandProperty( AccessLevel.GameMaster )]
		public override int HitsMax
		{
			get
			{
				int strBase;
				int strOffs = GetStatOffset( StatType.Str );

				if ( Core.AOS )
				{
					strBase = this.Str;	//this.Str already includes GetStatOffset/str
					strOffs = AosAttributes.GetValue( this, AosAttribute.BonusHits );

					if ( AnimalForm.UnderTransformation( this, typeof( BakeKitsune ) ) || AnimalForm.UnderTransformation( this, typeof( GreyWolf ) ) )
						strOffs += 20;
				}
				else
				{
					strBase = this.RawStr;
				}

				return (strBase / 2) + 50 + strOffs;
			}
		}

		[CommandProperty( AccessLevel.GameMaster )]
		public override int StamMax
		{
			get{ return base.StamMax + AosAttributes.GetValue( this, AosAttribute.BonusStam ); }
		}

I thought maybe this would be it

return (strBase / 2) + 50 + strOffs;

and I changed it to

return (strBase / 2) + 140 + strOffs;

and saw no change in the game. Or would this not effect existing players who have already created a character?

[peepeetree]

Ok I figured it out, for some reason it didn't do anything when I modified the + 50 so I had to change the / to a * and play with it that way

[Murzin]

notepad does lines...

you have to use the ctrl+g or else edit - goto i think.

thats how i always went to lines

everything i wrote was using notepad. tried to use the visual studio but i couldnt ever figure out how to setup runuo as the project and it gave me lots of errors on stuff i was doing so it just got annoying.