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Not all items are simple with static values. Often you have to make a decision (e.g. the rating) when adding the item and have values that depend on that decisions (like Cost = Rating * 100). This is where <choices> will help you.
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<item id="bow" price="100" type="WEAPON_RANGED" subtype="BOWS">
<choices>
<choice
uuid="adeb159c-6ca3-407b-8641-c76f9b29a49c"
type="ITEM_ATTRIBUTE"
ref="RATING"
options="1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14"/>
</choices>
<requires>
<valuereq type="ATTRIBUTE" ref="STRENGTH" min="$RATING"/>
</requires>
<modifications>
<itemmod type="HOOK" ref="TOP"/>
<itemmod type="HOOK" ref="UNDER"/>
</modifications>
<attrdef id="PRICE" value="$RATING*10 +100" />
<attrdef id="DAMAGE" value="$RATING/2 P" />
<attrdef id="ATTACK_RATING" value="$RATING/2,$RATING,$RATING/4,," />
<attrdef id="AVAILABILITY" value="$RATING/3 L" />
<weapon skill="athletics" spec="athletics/archery" />
</item> |
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