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Rules Library - Split Acid HELP

Discussion in 'User Created Content' started by Darkfenrir92, Dec 21, 2018.

  1. Darkfenrir92

    Darkfenrir92 New Member

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    I'm trying to recreate the following ability but I can not correctly calculate the CD.

    "Once every 6 hours, an ankheg can spit a 30-foot line of acid. Creatures struck by this acid take 4d4 points of acid damage (Reflex DC 14 halves). The save DC is Constitution-based."

    I would like to get the creature's HD, divide them by two and add 10 plus constitution modifier.
    I used the following scripts: (getCasterHD()/2)+getConMod()+10. Cattura.PNG But the CD gives me 0 as a result.
     
    #1 Darkfenrir92, Dec 21, 2018
  2. Wesley Gorby

    Wesley Gorby Production/Community Manager
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    you'd want to do that via Script, and since you're using division, account for non-whole numbers.

    Code:
    function mycreaturefunc() {
var mNum = 10;
var hd = getCasterHD() / 2;
hd = Math.floor(hd);
if(hd < 1) { hd= 1; }
hd = hd + getConMod();
mNum = mNum + hd;

return mNum;
}
     
    #2 Wesley Gorby, Dec 25, 2018
  3. Wesley Gorby

    Wesley Gorby Production/Community Manager
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    Likewise, the above is incorrect as for syntax.

    func(10 + (getCasterHD() / 2) + getConMod())

    might work, @owlbear would know better than I, on that one.. honestly, you'd be better off writing an actual script for that as I've noted above.. It's just cleaner.. :)
     
    #3 Wesley Gorby, Dec 25, 2018
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