You could then multiply the result of getKnockback() by the normal velocity change of a hit in order to make a character go flying more or less depending on how much damage they have taken. assuming that mass is what is used to distinguish a heavy character (like Bowser) fromįloat damageFactor = this.getDamageFactor() Then you get people pull crazy stunts in order to get 'Top damage' doing stupid things. Things that shouldnt happen, but do: Spam linked in channels & putting other players down, happens way to much. But in the wrong hands, they cause lots of problems. Here, we fetch the mass of the rigidbody and multiply it by the damageFactor. I find damage meters when used in the correct manner do help most raid groups. you can easily test how it plays with different values. recommend assigning public variables to the different values in your function so I divide by 10, but your actual calculation might be a lot more complicated. First, we calculate the damage factor based on the current damage. to make hurtful comments and actions toward other players. Please don't use the information provided by this tool. This mod is solely intended to empower players with means of self-improvement. For example, it could look something like this (note: I don't have Unity in front of me so consider this to be somewhat pseudocode): private float damage Open SubnavAlternative Residential Meter Sockets Open SubnavDistribution. Overlay mod for Monster Hunter Rise that exposes in-game data about monsters, creatures, players and damage. In a broad sense, you will want to assign each character a damage variable that tracks how much damage they've taken, and then have a helper function that converts that damage into a damageFactor which determines how much it will affect the character's knockback. Could you provide a bit more detail about what aspect of the Super Smash damage meter you need help with?
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