Help calculate this easyer, or more efficient way

Vladimir Kadanec · 2013-04-03T09:25:09

Hello. Reason: Currently i am balancing the game i am working on. What i want to achieve: i am trying to find a formula that will be more efficient then this peace of code /* Example values int calcRT = 0; int statRT = 9; */ int tax = 0; for(unsigned int n = 0; n < unit.statRT; n++) { unit.calcRT -= 100 - tax; tax += 5; } What i want is for each statRT to reduce calcRT by 100, but each one after that to give by 5 less so. If statRT = 1, calcRT = -100;(100) if statRT = 2, calcRT = -195;(100 + 95) If statRT = 3, calcRT = -285;(100 + 95 + 90) if statRT = 10, calcRT = - ;(100 + 95 + 90... + 65 + 60 + 55) What syntax i am looking for /* Example values int calcRT = 0; int statRT = 9; */ calcRT = statRT * (100 - (5 * statRT));

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Started by BaneTrapper April 02, 2013 01:42 PM

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BaneTrapper

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April 03, 2013 09:25 AM

Lookup table vs. simple formula? Simple formula for the win...

I am not sure. If you can make the table visible to a game designer, he can tweak it any way he wants.

Also it would allot bigger depth for the system.

But, it would also require more time to manage witch i lack sadly.

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