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Morrowind's game mechanics in full detail and coverage.
Morrowind's game mechanics in full detail and coverage.


All numeric operations occur in floating point unless indicated. int(x) truncates. roll(n) returns an integer from 0 up to but not including n.
 
==Conventions==
 
====Variables====
* All attribute accesses are the modified (fortified/drained) value by default. Base attribute access is indicated by attributes starting with ''base''.
* Attributes may be prefixed with ''pc'' or ''npc'' to indicate the owner of the attribute when opposing actors are involved.
 
====Calculation====
* All numeric operations occur in floating point unless indicated.
* int(x) truncates.
* round(x) uses the default FPU rounding mode. [IEEE 754 round-towards-even]
* roll(n) returns an integer from 0 up to but not including n.





Revision as of 17:04, 21 September 2012

Morrowind's game mechanics in full detail and coverage.


Conventions

Variables

  • All attribute accesses are the modified (fortified/drained) value by default. Base attribute access is indicated by attributes starting with base.
  • Attributes may be prefixed with pc or npc to indicate the owner of the attribute when opposing actors are involved.

Calculation

  • All numeric operations occur in floating point unless indicated.
  • int(x) truncates.
  • round(x) uses the default FPU rounding mode. [IEEE 754 round-towards-even]
  • roll(n) returns an integer from 0 up to but not including n.


Categories

Common Terms

Movement

Combat

Magic

NPC AI Behaviour

Trading and Services

Disposition and Persuasion

Player Craft Skills

Security and Crime

Stats and Levelling


Contributing

Please submit only primary research, or sourced research with independent verification.


Sources