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Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections. |
Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections. |
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| − | Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This |
+ | Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This means that tags must be unique within a flexinode collection. |
== Examples == |
== Examples == |
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A subset of a d20 node for a simple attack might look like: |
A subset of a d20 node for a simple attack might look like: |
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Attacks (folder) |
Attacks (folder) |
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:Longsword |
:Longsword |
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| − | ::action = [1d20 + |
+ | ::action = [1d20 + str.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d8 + str.d20.ability_mod()] |
::description = One-handed, primary attack |
::description = One-handed, primary attack |
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Right clicking the action would result in |
Right clicking the action would result in |
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| − | <b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b> [1d20 + 3] => (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] => (3) = 6 |
+ | <b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b>: [1d20 + 3] ==> (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6 |
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| + | === 4e === |
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| + | A 4e node for a power might look like: |
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| + | Level |
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| + | :value = 3 |
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| + | :tag = level |
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| + | ... |
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| + | Abilities (folder) |
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| + | :Intelligence |
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| + | ::value = 15 |
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| + | ::tag = int |
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| + | ::action = : [1d20 + round_down(level / 2) + int.d20.ability_mod()] |
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| + | ... |
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| + | Powers (folder) |
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| + | :Magic Missile |
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| + | ::action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + round_down(level / 2 ) + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()] |
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| + | ::description = At will power |
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| + | <b title="At will power">Magic Missile</b> vs Reflex: [1d20 + 4] ==> (13) = 17 Damage: [1d4 + 3] ==> (3) = 6 |
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Revision as of 16:03, 13 May 2009
A flexinode is an OpenRPG game tree node that can used used for any rule system.
They have:
- a name (as displayed in the tree)
- a 'right click action' (text and one or more dice rolls to be sent to the chat)
And may also have:
- a value
- a tag (a short name, used to uniquely identify the node)
- a description of the node.
Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections.
Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This means that tags must be unique within a flexinode collection.
Examples
d20
A subset of a d20 node for a simple attack might look like:
Abilities (folder)
- Strength
- value = 15
- tag = str
- action = [1d20 + str.d20.ability_mod()]
...
Attacks (folder)
- Longsword
- action = [1d20 + str.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d8 + str.d20.ability_mod()]
- description = One-handed, primary attack
Right clicking the action would result in
Longsword: [1d20 + 3] ==> (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6
4e
A 4e node for a power might look like:
Level
- value = 3
- tag = level
...
Abilities (folder)
- Intelligence
- value = 15
- tag = int
- action = : [1d20 + round_down(level / 2) + int.d20.ability_mod()]
...
Powers (folder)
- Magic Missile
- action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + round_down(level / 2 ) + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()]
- description = At will power
Magic Missile vs Reflex: [1d20 + 4] ==> (13) = 17 Damage: [1d4 + 3] ==> (3) = 6
