The idea is, implement a way to have a weapon wieldable as, for example, either an A in Anima or a B in Dark,
or maybe a B in Anima or B in Light,
or even, an A in Anima AND A in Light AND A in Dark AND a B in Staves (idk maybe the final spell an archsage main character gets in a game or something?)
I think this is readily doable by an extension of @Venno’s prf-array hack, especially with the soft caps. Basically, mark it as prf, then do the applicable checks to see if a character can wield it.
Okay, I looked through @Venno’s weapon lock hack and, uh, I don’t know what to check where. But my idea is that the entry has the 0x4 and 0x8 bit, with the 0x8 bit telling it whether it has a custom and/or weapon level check with 0x4 telling whether it’s or(0x0) or and (0x4) . Then it’ll have 8 bytes telling it the weapon levels it needs in each of the 8 types, then the normal rest-of-the-array-hack.
But I don’t feel up to hacking this in myself into someone else’s code, so, uh, @Venno, it’s your code, so I think you’d be able to navigate it easier. (I guess we organize our code vastly differently, eheheh)
I had an idea a few years back to have dual weapon levels as a requirement for a single weapon. Poleaxes would need X level in lances and X level in axes to be wield-able, and would be much more powerful than a regular weapon as a result, albeit weighing more too.
Either/or works as well I guess, but a dual requirement would be badass.
Yeah, my idea was to have a bit specifying whether you needed an AND conditional or an OR conditional. Venno has it as part of the weapon lock array. (idk if it’s backwards compatible? @Venno)
