Control Generate Curve with script?

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Hi, I'm wondering if there's a way to control "Database > Classes > 'Class name' > MHP/MMP/ATK/DEF/MAT/MDF/AGI/LUK > Generate Curve" with scripts?I want to be able to control them a little bit better and also exceed the 9.999/999 limits and make it so that you gain the stats properly each level.For example:I have 2 classes that should start with 10.000 hp and should have 100.000 max hp and all the 999 stats should be 9.999 as a maximum and another class in my project that shall start with 100.000 hp and should have 999.999 max hp and all the 999 stats should be 99.999 as a maximum.So please, could you do a whole script that works like:
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#-------------------------------------------------------Class [1]Min exp: ["num"]Max exp: ["num"]Min hp: ["num"]Max hp: ["num"]Min mana: ["num"]Max mana: ["num"]Min atk: ["num"]Max atk: ["num"]Min def: ["num"]Max def: ["num"]Min mat: ["num"]Max mat: ["num"]Min mdf: ["num"]Max mdf: ["num"]Min agi: ["num"]Max agi: ["num"]Min luk: ["num"]Max luk: ["num"]#-------------------------------------------------------Class [2]Min exp: ["num"]Max exp: ["num"]Min hp: ["num"]Max hp: ["num"]Min mana: ["num"]Max mana: ["num"]Min atk: ["num"]Max atk: ["num"]Min def: ["num"]Max def: ["num"]Min mat: ["num"]Max mat: ["num"]Min mdf: ["num"]Max mdf: ["num"]Min agi: ["num"]Max agi: ["num"]Min luk: ["num"]Max luk: ["num"]#-------------------------------------------------------and so on
or make it so that I can set those in the class note
 
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The editor cannot be changed by any script.


That said, you can use scripts to order the engine to ignore the database settings and load the values from somewhere else.


For example


http://himeworks.com/2013/11/parameter-tables/
 

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The editor cannot be changed by any script.

That said, you can use scripts to order the engine to ignore the database settings and load the values from somewhere else.

For example

http://himeworks.com/2013/11/parameter-tables/
 

Okay, now, how to figure out how to manage that .csv file?

I need to change:

1,10000,10000,1000,1000,1000,1000,1000,1000

2,10100,10100,1010,1010,1010,1010,1010,1010

3,10200,10200,1020,1020,1020,1020,1020,1020

and so on till it looks like

10000,100000,100000,10000,10000,10000,10000,10000,10000

I can't sit here and change 10000 lines, that's gonna take time I don't really have, does anyone of you know how to manage it in a good way?
 

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FrozdY, please avoid double posting, as it is against the forum rules. You can review our forum rules here. Thank you.


If you want to quote several posts, please use multiqoute.


csv-files can be created by programs like Excel (MS Office) or Calc (OpenOffice), and those have the functions to autofill the tables.
 

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