Classes

Overview

Creating classes is done via the Class Editor under the Game Editors tab on the main interface.

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CRUD and Sorting Menu

Clicking on the first icon here will create a new class. Shortcut = Ctrl+N
Clicking on a class in the list and clicking the second icon will delete that class.
Clicking the third icon will catagorize your classes in alphabetical order.
Clicking on a class in the list and clicking the fourth icon will copy that class. Shortcut = Ctrl+C
Clicking on a class in the list and clicking the fifth icon will paste your copied class. Shortcut = Ctrl+V
Clicking on the sixth icon will revert your last change to a class (Does not revert deletion).

Name: Gives your class a name.
Folder: Clicking on the X next to this field allows you to create a folder for class organization.
Class Locked: Clicking this will disable the class from being used at character creation, however; you can set this class to players via event command.

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Gender: Selects the gender which you want to add.
Add Sprite: You can view your sprite and face selection on the right of this. Your sprites will be located in your clients resources\entities folder. Your faces will be located in your clients resources\faces folder.
Remove Sprite: You can remove a sprite from the list by clicking on the sprite name in the box on the left and then clicking this to remove.

HP (%): Setting this allows you to set the classes HP regen percentage per tick. Tick timer for regen can be modified inside the servers config file. Under Combat, RegenTime. Default is 3000 (ms) = 3 seconds.
MP (%): Setting this allows you to set the classes MP regen percentage per tick. Tick timer for regen can be modified inside the servers config file. Under Combat, RegenTime. Default is 3000 (ms) = 3 seconds.

Base Exp to Level: This sets a first level exp base value.
Exp Increase (Per Level %): Use this to increase the following levels exp bases by percentage.
Exp Grid: This shows you the calculated exp grid based on the values you’ve used. You can reset the grid back to default.
Static & Percentage: Toggling this option allows you to award points per level based on a static value or by percentage value.
Max HP (+): Gives the class the amount of max hit points per level.
Max MP (+): Gives the class the amount of max mana points per level.
Armor (+): Gives the class the amount of defense points per level.
Magic Resist (+): Gives the class the amount of magic resist points per level.
Attack (+): Gives the class the amount of attack points per level.
Ability Power (+): Gives the class the amount of magic attack points per level.
Speed (+): Gives the class the amount of speed points per level.
Points (+): Gives the class the amount of points per level which they can use to boost any stat except Max HP/MP.

Map: Allows you to set a map for a spawn point. This affects the class starting spawn as well as respawning unless force changed within an Event.
X: Allows you to set the X position of the map for spawning.
Y: Allows you to set the Y position of the map for spawning.
Dir: Allows you to set the direction which the class will be facing.
Open Visible Interface: Allows you to click the positioning and map in this visible interface! Just select the map in the list, then click at the X/Y of where you want your class to spawn.

HP: Gives the class the amount of starting health points.
MP: Gives the class the amount of starting mana points.
Armor (+): Gives the class the amount of starting defense points.
Magic Resist (+): Gives the class the amount of starting magic resist points.
Attack (+): Gives the class the amount of starting attack points.
Ability Power (+): Gives the class the amount of starting magic attack points.
Speed (+): Gives the class the amount of starting speed points.
Points (+): Gives the class the amount of starting points which they can use to boost any stat except Max HP/MP.

Spell: You can select a spell from the drop down list. If you don’t have any spells created, refer to the Spell Editor in the ‘Game Editors’ tab on the main interface.
Level: You can define at which level the class will get the spell.
Add Spell: With these two above settings selected, click this to push it to the list.
Remove Spell: Clicking a spell in the list and clicking this will remove the spell from the list.

Item: You can select an item from the drop down list. If you don’t have any items created, refer to the Item Editor in the Game Editors tab on the main interface.
Amount: You can select an amount of which of that item you want to give at the start.
Add Item: With these two above settings selected, click this to push it to the list.
Remove Item: Clicking an item in the list and clicking this will remove the item from the list.

Combat Unarmed

Base Damage: Setting this will give the class a raw base damage value.
Crit Chance (%): Setting this will increase the crit chance percentage.
Crit Multiplier (Default 1.5x): Setting this will increase the crit damage based on a multiplier of the base damage.
Damage Type: Setting this will allow you to select whether the damage is Physical, Magic or True. True damage negates resistance.
Scaling Stat: Setting this will link the base damage with the class stat selected here.
Scaling Amount (%): Setting this will scale the scaling stat based on percentage. Example, if the class has 10 Attack and its scaled amount is set at 50%. The base damage will include 5 Attack as base damage before resistances.
Sprite Attack Animation: You can select a sprite attack animation here. The sprite needs to be located in your clients resources/entities folder and they must be in .png format with the naming convention, spritename_attack_customname.png. This option will override the engine default sprite animation named, spritename_attack.png.
Extra Attack Animation: You can select an extra attack animation here. If you don’t have any animations created, refer to the Animation Editor in the Game Editors tab on the main interface.