Adding attributes to custom resources

Ashmaedaeva

Hello!

I'm trying to slightly modify the custom resource system that comes with OWLTR 4.0, adding properties to weapons and armor crafted with the added ore\logs\leathers. It's not difficult when using properties already defined in resourceinfo.cs, for example:

Code: 
CraftAttributeInfo blaze = Blaze = new CraftAttributeInfo();

            blaze.ArmorPhysicalResist = Uber ? 5 : Utility.Random(3)+2;
            blaze.ArmorFireResist = Uber ? 5 : Utility.Random(3)+6;
            blaze.ArmorColdResist = Uber ? 5 : Utility.Random(1)-3;
            blaze.ArmorPoisonResist = Uber ? 5 : Utility.Random(3)+1;
            blaze.ArmorEnergyResist = Uber ? 5 : Utility.Random(3)+1;
            blaze.ArmorDurability = 75;
            blaze.WeaponDurability = 75;
            blaze.ArmorLowerRequirements = 40;
            blaze.WeaponLowerRequirements = 40;
            blaze.WeaponFireDamage = 80;
            blaze.WeaponSwingSpeed = 15;
            blaze.RunicMinAttributes = 4;
            blaze.RunicMaxAttributes = Uber ? 7 : 5;
            blaze.RunicMinIntensity = Uber ? 75 : 50;
            blaze.RunicMaxIntensity = Uber ? 100 : 75;

The addition of swing speed works. What I'm having a hard time doing is defining additional weapon and armor attributes. At the start of resourceinfo.cs several attributes are defined, for example:

Code: 
        private int m_WeaponSwingSpeed;

and

Code: 
public int WeaponSwingSpeed
        {
            get
            {
                return this.m_WeaponSwingSpeed;
            }
            set
            {
                this.m_WeaponSwingSpeed = value;
            }
        }

Where does this come from? Which script should I look at and modify to add, let's say, mana leech or dex bonus? I've searched in several that seemed related but couldn't find the right script.

Thanks for you help
 
Quasar said:
If you look in Aos.cs most of the information that you are looking for should be in there.
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I thought of looking in there, and I searched for SwingSpeed to see how that was referenced, as an example, but I couldn't find anything. Any help?
 
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