WB Coding Getting weapon damage for ti_on_agent_killed_or_wounded

[Pentagathoos]

Hi, I'm trying to customise the realistic casualties trigger from VC so that the chance of death or wounding is dependant on damage value of the final blow
like so

(eq, ":is_wounded", 0),    
 (store_random_in_range, ":chance", 1,81),    
 (lt, ":chance", ":damage"),    
 (assign, ":is_wounded", 1),

Unfortunately since this uses ti_on_agent_killed_or_wounded rather than ti_on_agent_hit there is no damage value, does anyone know how I could get the damage value from the last attack this agent suffered? Or would I have to write a trigger using on_agent_hit?

 

[Vetrogor]

You can compare in trigger ti_on_agent_hit the damage and agent health. If damage is greater or equal to health than ti_on_agent_killed_or_wounded will be triggered after.
Read more detailed information about this triggers here:

Triggers

Used in module_simple_triggers ti_on_game_start = -2.0 Supossedly used to make old version saves of mod run on new version. Need to check old versions of Viking Conquest. ti_simulate_battle = -5.0 DEPRECATED ti_on_party_encounter = -6.0 DEPRECATED Used in module_items ti_question_answered = -8.0...

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[Pentagathoos]

Yes but how do I link the two? Can I store the damage from ti_on_agent_hit somehow and then use it in the ti_on_agent_killed_or_wounded?

I tried this trigger but it doesn't appear to do anything.

common_casualties =(
  ti_on_agent_hit, 0, 0, [],
  [

    (store_trigger_param, ":agent", 1),
    (store_trigger_param, ":attacker", 2),
    (store_trigger_param, ":damage", 3),
    (store_trigger_param, ":bodypart", 4),
    (store_agent_hit_points, ":agent_health", ":agent", 1),


  
    (try_begin),
    (ge, ":damage", ":agent_health"),
    (neg|troop_is_hero, ":agent"),
    (val_sub, ":damage", ":agent_health"),
    (le, ":damage", 30),
    (assign, ":is_wounded", ":agent", 1),    # dead -> alive
    (else_try),
    (ge, ":damage", ":agent_health"),
    (neg|troop_is_hero, ":agent"),
    (assign, ":is_dead", ":agent", 1),    # alive -> dead
    (else_try),
    (set_trigger_result, -1),
    (end_try),
])

I guess is_dead is not an actual function, but I didn't get any compilation errors so idk what it's doing.

 

[Vetrogor]

You don't understand module operators. Read manual.

 

[Veledentella]

You can call a custom script within a trigger to calculate the chances of getting killed or wounded.

 

[Pentagathoos]

You can call a custom script within a trigger to calculate the chances of getting killed or wounded.

Ahhh of course, thanks.