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The application will ensure that decisions are made all present when an item is added to the character.
Dynamic table lookups
Sometimes values depending on a (rating) choice cannot be expressed in a formula.
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In the example above, the essence can be expressed in a formula, but the other attributes cannot. For this case the attrdef element has an optional table attribute, which is used after the value attribute has been calculated.
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<item id="cybereye" type="CYBERWARE" subtype="CYBER_EYEWARE">
<choices>
<choice uuid="fcc63c09-5af7-4f00-a2d9-d7c0972597d2" type="ITEM_ATTRIBUTE" ref="RATING" options="1,2,3,4,5"/>
</choices>
<usage mode="IMPLANTED"/>
<attrdef id="ESSENCECOST" value="$RATING*0.1" />
<attrdef id="PRICE" value="$RATING" table="1000,4000,6000,10000,16000"/>
<attrdef id="AVAILABILITY" value="$RATING" table="2,2,3,3,3"/>
<modifications>
<valmod type="HOOK" ref="CYBEREYE_IMPLANT" value="$RATING" table="1,4,8,12,16"/>
<embed type="GEAR" ref="image_link" intoType="HOOK" intoRef="INTERNAL" included="true"/>
</modifications>
</item> |
The $RATING has a range from 1-5. It is used to look up in the table and use that result instead.
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The result of the formula in the |
Note that the table can be used in the attrdef element as well as in the valmod modification element.