That's because not all AuraMods are percent values and that part of the code is encapsulated in another function to just return a static value of extra buff the tweak gives.

If your line works, so does mine. All I did was reverse the distributive property to increase clarity of what actually happens with auras.

I feel like I should add if the AuraMod is a static bonus (eg, +250 shield charge), then that just replaces the value for the aura bonus, e.g.,

Ok. And I'm assuming that multiple items with mods do not stack but instead becomes mod1 * mod2 * mod3, etc.? And there are a few skills where they have extra modifiers based on conditions. Like Shadow Ambush for the Seer has +1% crit chance but gets another +2% if unseen by target. Would that become stacked as +3% or is it (+1% * +2%)?

I already have most skills added into the calculator and I'll just have to run the math and fit it into a gui (Which will probably take the longest time since I wrote this in Python...)

In brief pseudo-code:



Edit:
Just realised this doesn't really answer your question, the inbuilt item mods (AUG_MODS) get added to your augmenter bonuses one by one before any of the above occurs. So it'd be like:


Or in my early example, if they had an Overloader and their hull gave +5% damage:

I'm just going to continue re-answering your questions since I find BD's pseudocode difficult to read.

1) Look at your inventory. If two modded items are displayed in a single stack (i.e. completely identical mods) then those bonuses are added together. Otherwise, all differently stacked mod bonuses are multiplied.

2) Crit chance is additive no matter what so that particular example is flawed. Among stats that are treated multiplicatively, I can't think of any example of a skill that gives +% bonus with an additional contingent bonus to the same stat.

Ok both parts of that answer my two separate questions perfectly actually. Here's what I have so far for a gui at least:



I'm hoping I'll be done by next week (Busy for the 4th). So it still needs a day or two of work

Also this is on hold until Sunday since I want to play tonight. The math is mostly coded in, it'll probably need a bit of tweaking since I haven't actually tried running that part of the code.

Sweet. I'll pay few bils if your calculator ends up being both good and public.

The plan was to just dump the source when I finished. Maybe I'll even be arsed to put it on my git.

Just want to clarify the question about modifications in case I was misunderstood.

Suppose you have two *Radio Titan Lasers equipped, one *Radio+Dynamic, and one *Radio Titan Shield. Each item nominally grants +4.5% elec. The proper computation is

(1 + .045 + .045) x 1.045 x 1.045 = 1.19

so all together you get 19% more elec.

If you manage to make this work, and be within 5% of actual results, I'll throw a few bil at you as well.

Yay for free bils! I'll pick it back up after work tomorrow. First time doing gui stuff so it's taking a tad bit longer then my usual coding.

Get out of my head.

Can it be hooked into the wiki in some way? Because I've done JS work before, I was just making it python so I could code at work in my spare time and still look like I was working