GetPedMaxHealth - Revision history

Lexr128 at 09:22, 26 July 2014

2014-07-26T09:22:18Z

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	-- Do a linear interpolation to get how many health a ped can have.		-- Do a linear interpolation to get how many health a ped can have.
	-- Assumes: 100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.		-- Assumes: 100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.
	local maxhealth = 100.0 + (stat - 569.0) / 4.31		local maxhealth = 100 + (stat - 569) / 4.31

	-- Return the max health. Make sure it can't be below 1		-- Return the max health. Make sure it can't be below 1
	return math.max(1.0, maxhealth)		return math.max(1, maxhealth)
	end		end
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Lexr128: Undo revision 40958 by AlexTMjugador (talk) - I can't understand how u check this function, because it's incorrect. See this simple test plz talk

2014-07-21T15:23:56Z

Undo revision 40958 by AlexTMjugador (talk) - I can't understand how u check this function, because it's incorrect. See this simple test plz talk

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:23, 21 July 2014
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	function getPedMaxHealth(ped)		function getPedMaxHealth(ped)
	-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid		-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid
	assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ getPedMaxHealth [ped/player ~~expected~~, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")		assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ 'getPedMaxHealth' [Expected ped/player at argument 1, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")

	-- Do a ~~cross multiplication (rule of three)~~ to get how many health a ped can have.		-- Grab his player health stat.
	-- Assumes ~~that with a~~ stat ~~value of~~ 569 ~~(default~~) ~~it has 100~~ health.		local stat = getPedStat(ped, 24)
	return ~~100 * getPedStat~~(~~ped~~, 24) ~~/ 569~~
			-- Do a linear interpolation to get how many health a ped can have.
			-- Assumes: 100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.
			local maxhealth = 100.0 + (stat - 569.0) / 4.31

			-- Return the max health. Make sure it can't be below 1
			return math.max(1.0, maxhealth)
	end		end
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	==Example==		==Example==

AlexTMjugador: Undo revision 40956 by Lexr128 (talk) - That function wasn't verified. Mine is tested and returns accurate values. Like I said, it can be tested using getElementHealth.

2014-07-20T13:11:59Z

Undo revision 40956 by Lexr128 (talk) - That function wasn't verified. Mine is tested and returns accurate values. Like I said, it can be tested using getElementHealth.

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:11, 20 July 2014
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	function getPedMaxHealth(ped)		function getPedMaxHealth(ped)
	-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid		-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid
	assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ 'getPedMaxHealth' [~~Expected~~ ped/player ~~at argument 1~~, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")		assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ getPedMaxHealth [ped/player expected, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")

	-- ~~Grab his player health stat.~~		-- Do a cross multiplication (rule of three) to get how many health a ped can have.
	~~local stat = getPedStat~~(~~ped, 24~~)		-- Assumes that with a stat value of 569 (default) it has 100 health.
			return 100 * getPedStat(ped, 24) / 569
	~~-- Do a linear interpolation~~ to get how many health a ped can have.
	-- Assumes~~: 100 health =~~ 569 ~~stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.~~
	~~local maxhealth = 100.0 +~~ (~~stat - 569.0~~) ~~/ 4.31~~

	~~-- Return the max~~ health. ~~Make sure it can't be below 1~~
	return ~~math.max~~(~~1.0~~, ~~maxhealth~~)
	end		end
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Lexr128: Undo revision 40947 by AlexTMjugador (talk) - Incorrectly rules of three here, see https://code.google.com/p/mtasa-blue/source/browse/trunk/MTA10_Server/mods/deathmatch/logic/CPed.cpp#313

2014-07-20T11:14:02Z

Undo revision 40947 by AlexTMjugador (talk) - Incorrectly rules of three here, see https://code.google.com/p/mtasa-blue/source/browse/trunk/MTA10_Server/mods/deathmatch/logic/CPed.cpp#313

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:14, 20 July 2014
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	function getPedMaxHealth(ped)		function getPedMaxHealth(ped)
	-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid		-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid
	assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ getPedMaxHealth [ped/player ~~expected~~, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")		assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ 'getPedMaxHealth' [Expected ped/player at argument 1, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")

	-- Do a ~~cross multiplication (rule of three)~~ to get how many health a ped can have.		-- Grab his player health stat.
	-- Assumes ~~that with a~~ stat ~~value of~~ 569 ~~(default~~) ~~it has 100~~ health.		local stat = getPedStat(ped, 24)
	return ~~100 * getPedStat~~(~~ped~~, 24) ~~/ 569~~
			-- Do a linear interpolation to get how many health a ped can have.
			-- Assumes: 100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.
			local maxhealth = 100.0 + (stat - 569.0) / 4.31

			-- Return the max health. Make sure it can't be below 1
			return math.max(1.0, maxhealth)
	end		end
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AlexTMjugador: Undo revision 40946 by Lexr128 (talk) - Because default stat is 569 with 100 health, 1000 stat isn't the double and can't be 200. It can be tested in SP. Also rules of three are easier to understand

2014-07-20T09:19:31Z

Undo revision 40946 by Lexr128 (talk) - Because default stat is 569 with 100 health, 1000 stat isn't the double and can't be 200. It can be tested in SP. Also rules of three are easier to understand

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:19, 20 July 2014
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	function getPedMaxHealth(ped)		function getPedMaxHealth(ped)
	-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid		-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid
	assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ 'getPedMaxHealth' [~~Expected~~ ped/player ~~at argument 1~~, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")		assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ getPedMaxHealth [ped/player expected, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")

	-- ~~Grab his player health stat.~~		-- Do a cross multiplication (rule of three) to get how many health a ped can have.
	~~local stat = getPedStat~~(~~ped, 24~~)		-- Assumes that with a stat value of 569 (default) it has 100 health.
			return 100 * getPedStat(ped, 24) / 569
	~~-- Do a linear interpolation~~ to get how many health a ped can have.
	-- Assumes~~: 100 health =~~ 569 ~~stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.~~
	~~local maxhealth = 100.0 +~~ (~~stat - 569.0~~) ~~/ 4.31~~

	~~-- Return the max~~ health. ~~Make sure it can't be below 1~~
	return ~~math.max~~(~~1.0~~, ~~maxhealth~~)
	end		end
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Lexr128: 100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat, just interpolation

2014-07-20T05:37:34Z

100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat, just interpolation

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:37, 20 July 2014
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	function getPedMaxHealth(ped)		function getPedMaxHealth(ped)
	-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid		-- Output an error and stop executing the function if the argument is not valid
	assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ getPedMaxHealth [ped/player ~~expected~~, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")		assert(isElement(ped) and (getElementType(ped) == "ped" or getElementType(ped) == "player"), "Bad argument @ 'getPedMaxHealth' [Expected ped/player at argument 1, got " .. tostring(ped) .. "]")

	-- Do a ~~cross multiplication (rule of three)~~ to get how many health a ped can have.		-- Grab his player health stat.
	-- Assumes ~~that with a~~ stat ~~value of~~ 569 ~~(default~~) ~~it has 100~~ health.		local stat = getPedStat(ped, 24)
	return ~~100 * getPedStat~~(~~ped~~, 24) ~~/ 569~~
			-- Do a linear interpolation to get how many health a ped can have.
			-- Assumes: 100 health = 569 stat, 200 health = 1000 stat.
			local maxhealth = 100.0 + (stat - 569.0) / 4.31

			-- Return the max health. Make sure it can't be below 1
			return math.max(1.0, maxhealth)
	end		end
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AlexTMjugador at 11:50, 15 July 2014

2014-07-15T11:50:08Z

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	This functions gets the maximum health a [[ped]] should have, considering its max health (24) [[~~stats~~\|stat]].		This functions gets the maximum health a [[ped]] should have, considering its max health (24) [[Template:Stats\|stat]].

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

AlexTMjugador at 11:48, 15 July 2014

2014-07-15T11:48:06Z

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	This functions gets the maximum health a ped should have, considering its max health (24) stat.		This functions gets the maximum health a [[ped]] should have, considering its max health (24) [[stats\|stat]].

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
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	===Required Arguments===		===Required Arguments===
	* '''thePed:''' ~~The~~ ped whose maximum health you want to get.		* '''thePed:''' the [[ped]] whose maximum health you want to get.

	===Returns===		===Returns===
	A ''float'' with the maximum health, an error if a invalid ped was passed.		A ''float'' with the maximum health of the specified [[ped]], an error if a invalid [[ped]] was passed.

	==Code==		==Code==
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	==Example==		==Example==
			<section name="Server" class="server" show="true">
	The next code snippet adds a /healme command, which always entirely heals the player who types it.		The next code snippet adds a /healme command, which always entirely heals the player who types it.
	~~<section name="Server" class="server" show="true">~~
	<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">		<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
	function healCommand(player)		function healCommand(player)
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	==See ~~Also~~==		==See also==
	{{Useful_Functions}}		{{Useful_Functions}}

AlexTMjugador at 19:48, 13 July 2014

2014-07-13T19:48:54Z

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	===Required Arguments===		===Required Arguments===
	* '''thePed:''' The ped whose ~~maximal~~ health you want to get.		* '''thePed:''' The ped whose maximum health you want to get.

	===Returns===		===Returns===
	A ''float'' with the ~~maximal~~ health, an error if a invalid ped was passed.		A ''float'' with the maximum health, an error if a invalid ped was passed.

	==Code==		==Code==

AlexTMjugador at 19:45, 13 July 2014

2014-07-13T19:45:40Z

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	-- Do a cross multiplication (rule of three) to get how many health a ped can have.		-- Do a cross multiplication (rule of three) to get how many health a ped can have.
	-- Assumes that with a stat value of 569 (default) it has 100 health.		-- Assumes that with a stat value of 569 (default) it has 100 health.
	return ~~math.max(~~100 * getPedStat(ped, 24) / 569)		return 100 * getPedStat(ped, 24) / 569
	end		end
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