[Tool Php] Real alchemy rate

[royalblade]

Later i will O_O

[intercsaki]

Nice tool, bookmarked.

[LastThief*]

Noob tool can be written within 10 minutes

*insert troll face here*

OT :
uh as always french people are awesome

[Alexiuns]

good job

[manga2406]

Does it work on servers like LW Olsta? Thx in advance

[LastThief*]

Originally Posted by royalblade

True i never TOLD you.. i showed it to you on teamviewer.
But its nice to see how people turn their backs on someone so quickly...
I posted this **** at ******** which includes the basic calculation method once u have the base parameter which i indeed showed and told how to get.

use sro_vt_shard
Declare @magimmo bigint
Declare @baseimmo bigint
declare @basealgo bigint
declare @immonum int
declare @bluenumalgo int
declare @Slot int
declare @charname varchar (64)
set @charname = 'Razgriz'
set @Slot = 17
set @immonum = 568387 -- Immortal number
set @basealgo = 51 -- dont touch
set @baseimmo=4294967347 -- dont touch
set @bluenumalgo = (@basealgo*(@immonum-1)) -- dont touch
set @magimmo = ((@baseimmo*@immonum)-@bluenumalgo) -- dont touch
Update _Items set MagParam1 = @magimmo where ID64 = 
(select itemid from _Inventory where CharID = 
(select CharID from _Char where CharName16 = @charname) 
and Slot = @Slot)

Did i not?

set @bluenumalgo = (@basealgo*(@immonum-1)) -- dont touch
set @magimmo = ((@baseimmo*@immonum)-@bluenumalgo) -- dont touch

is this not some sorta calculation for you?

MagParam / 2^32 or 2^16 I don't remember exactly

[gigola123]

Originally Posted by LastThief*

MagParam / 2^32 or 2^16 I don't remember exactly

False I didn't get it like that

[LastThief*]

Originally Posted by gigola123

False I didn't get it like that

You can get it in that way more simple , more better

[gigola123]

Originally Posted by LastThief*

You can get it in that way more simple , more better

Yeah but what you get with that ? The ID of blue or something like that ?

[LastThief*]

Originally Posted by gigola123

Yeah but what you get with that ? The ID of blue or something like that ?

yes and parse it later using magicopt.txt

[gigola123]

Originally Posted by LastThief*

yes and parse it later using magicopt.txt

Yup I do almost the same , but not calculate like that