Calculator bows damage for archers

[Urukghash]

My calculator damage for archers:
http://alpha-lider19.ru/MB/
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formulas:

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in cRPG wiki:
ReducedDamage = (IncomingDamage - Armor x SoakFactor) x (1 - Armor / 100 x ReduceFactor)

my implementation:
armormax = armor;
armormin = armor * 0.5;
dammax = (dam - (armormin * soak))*(1-(armormin/100.0 * reduction));
dammin = (dam - (armormax * soak))*(1-(armormax/100.0 * reduction));

in Calculator Pack http://infinitum.dyndns.org/crpg/calc.htm:
var dammax = (dam - 0.5*armor * soak)*(1 - 0.5*armor/100.0*reduction);
var dammin = (dam - armor*soak)*(1 - armor/100.0*reduction);

Use it and kill them all, my dear archers
PS: Waaaarrgggghhhh 

Changed the calculation of the damage:

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Made by the formula (http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,23344.msg341355.html#msg341355):

var RD = (bowdam+arrdam)*(wpf*0.01*0.15+0.85)*(Math.min(pd, (bowdif+4))*0.14+1)+(str/5.0);
var soak = 0.4;
var reduction = 1.3;
switch(damtype){
            case 'cut':
                soak        = 0.65;
                reduction   = 1.6;
                break;
            case 'pierce':
                soak        = 0.5;
                reduction   = 1.1;
                break;
}
var extra_penetration_factor_soak = 1.2;
var extra_penetration_factor_reduction = 0.6;

var RF = reduction*armor*extra_penetration_factor_reduction;
var SF = soak*armor*extra_penetration_factor_soak;

var ran0 = 0.0;
var ran1 = 1.0;
var dammax = ((ran0*0.1 + 0.9)*RD) - Math.round(((1.0 - 1.0 / Math.exp((ran0*0.55 + 0.45)*RF*0.014))*((ran0*0.1 + 0.9)*RD - (ran0* 0.55 + 0.45)*SF)) + ((ran0*0.55 + 0.45)*SF));
var dammin = ((ran1*0.1 + 0.9)*RD) - Math.round(((1.0 - 1.0 / Math.exp((ran1*0.55 + 0.45)*RF*0.014))*((ran1*0.1 + 0.9)*RD - (ran1* 0.55 + 0.45)*SF)) + ((ran1*0.55 + 0.45)*SF));

Now you can also differentiate amongst your target's headarmor.
^{April 23, 2012}

[Tears of Destiny]

This certainly looks very sexy!
Does it also support heirlooms, or just standard models?

Either way, very good job on making the UI very friendly!

[PanPan]

Nice Job!

[Mallets]

This certainly looks very sexy!
Does it also support heirlooms, or just standard models?

The circles under the items are for Heirlooms.  Click on them for each rank of Heirloom.

And yes... very well done indeed!!!


Oh, and there's 2 sets of damage numbers... what's that, your lowest & highest possible damage?

[Cup1d]

Also you can ask Paul politely about air friction math. So you can make even «distance» slider.

[MrShine]

This thing is excellent.  I LOVE the min-max # of arrows to kill various targets.

[Urukghash]

Does it also support heirlooms, or just standard models?

Yes support heirlooms, click on a white circle, and enjoy;)
Thank you for your kind words. 

Oh, and there's 2 sets of damage numbers... what's that, your lowest & highest possible damage?

Yes is it it.

Also you can ask Paul politely about air friction math. So you can make even «distance» slider.

Yes, it would be super.
If I've got this formula, then of course I can implement. This is not a problem.
But my English is not enough for me to ask politely.
Sorry

[Elmokki]

Looking good. I might blatantly copy the hits to kill something calculation to the other calculator too.

Regarding mathematics, the calculator pack ones should be the correct ones, source being cmp:
http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,23344.msg341355.html#msg341355

Reduction is actually pretty complicated:

var randomized_soak = (soakrandom * 0.55 + 0.45) * soak;
var randomized_damage = (damagerandom * 0.1 + 0.9) * basedamage;
var soaked_damage = Math.max(randomized_damage - randomized_soak, 0);

var randomized_reduction = Math.exp((soakrandom * 0.55 + 0.45) * reduction * 0.014);
var reduced_damage = (1 - 1 / randomized_reduction) * soaked_damage;

var damage_difference = Math.round(reduced_damage + randomized_soak);
return randomized_damage - damage_difference;

soakrandom, damagerandom are 0 to 1, 1 being best for damage for damagerandom and 0 being best for damage for soakrandom.

Math.exp is Euler's number or whatever, ie what calculators and stuff mark as e^(whatever), mentioning this since in Finnish that one is "neper's number" which made it a bit confusing for me at first.

Though I'm not 100% sure if wpf reduction from armor affects damage.

[Riddaren]

Nice work!

[Renten]

Decided to see at what amount of armor is a tartar arrow better than bodkin. Evens out at around 14 armor. Either bodkins are clearly the only choice for archers or the calculations(both the original and calculator pack) are off.

[Jarlek]

Nice!

[Urukghash]

Looking good. I might blatantly copy the hits to kill something calculation to the other calculator too.

Regarding mathematics, the calculator pack ones should be the correct ones, source being cmp:
http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,23344.msg341355.html#msg341355

Changed the calculation of the damage.
Made by the formula (http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,23344.msg341355.html#msg341355):
={(ran.*0.1 + 0.9)*RD} - round[ {(1.0 - 1.0 / exp((ran.*0.55 + 0.45)*RF*0.014))*((ran.*0.1 + 0.9)*RD - (ran.* 0.55 + 0.45)*SF)} + {(ran.*0.55 + 0.45)*SF}]

Thenks

[Espu]

Very cool, I love the armor value slider that displays the actual armor that matches the value.

If you can and want to, you could make it a jQuery module like the stuff my calc uses. I could then give you contributor access to the calculator repository so you could update it there. It would then make it it's way to the production calculator site. Unless you prefer having your own calculator of course.

[Templar_Steevee]

Great job
I think it will be very helpfull for new players.

I can suggest one more thing:
Can you add option "dmg in rainy weather"?

it would be great if you make that

[Ronin]

This deserves to be stickied!

Although not really necessary, but I think I do have some suggestions. There is headshot or chestshot, but no footshot. It would be tremendous if you add them as well.

Also, I see there is a box that enables us to use calculator pack mathematics. What is calculator pack? When I use it, it increases damage somewhat but I couldn't understand why?