Quick question(prefab)

[rons0n]

This is out of general curiosity, but how do i change the penalty of Waxwelljournal? I thought for sure it was:

local function canread(inst)    return inst.components.sanity:GetMaxWithPenalty() >= TUNING.SHADOWWAXWELL_SANITY_PENALTYend

And then just change the tuning to whatever number i want it to be but it still penalizes me heavily. I have a character with 200 Sanity, using it once drains me to 90, using it twice drains me to 35. 

 

Any help is appreciated thanks

[rezecib]

@rons0n, As it's written now, the sanity penalty is calculated by just going through every entity in the world and seeing if they have a defined sanity penalty. So if you have preexisting shadowwaxwells, their penalties will be added to it. So it sounds like you had one shadowwaxwell already (penalty of 55, bringing you to 145) then made a second (causing the penalty to be calculated, based on two shadowwaxwells, 110 bringing you to 90), then made a third, (165 bringing you to 35).

 

Changing the tuning value in your modmain would probably work, but you could also modify the inst.components.sanity.penalty of shadowwaxwell in a postinit, or even override RecalculatePenalty() for your character's sanity component.

[rons0n]

@rons0n, As it's written now, the sanity penalty is calculated by just going through every entity in the world and seeing if they have a defined sanity penalty. So if you have preexisting shadowwaxwells, their penalties will be added to it. So it sounds like you had one shadowwaxwell already (penalty of 55, bringing you to 145) then made a second (causing the penalty to be calculated, based on two shadowwaxwells, 110 bringing you to 90), then made a third, (165 bringing you to 35).

 

Changing the tuning value in your modmain would probably work, but you could also modify the inst.components.sanity.penalty of shadowwaxwell in a postinit, or even override RecalculatePenalty() for your character's sanity component.

 

@rezecib

 

Haha i just realized this the moment you made your post. But now have a better understanding thanks!

Edited February 13, 2015 by rons0n