Log ST and jumping move coding

[Jesster]

Hey all,

Sorry to pester but I'm sure I'm missing something easy here in the code, and I can't figure it out.

My buddy is GMing a Supers campaign and he's house ruled KYOS log ST.
I'm trying to get GCA to calculate move properly when super-jumping but I don't know how to use the @if command or the @power command well enough to sort it out.

I planned to make an extra stat called "Log Jump Move" and have ST:Broad Jump base itself off of "Log Jump Move" when that's higher than "Ground Move".

Here's the line I created, but it doesn't seem to work. So I'm certain I'm messing up the @if or the @power.

Log Jump Move, basevalue(@if ST:Jumping ST < 16 THEN ST:Basic Ground Move,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 17) THEN 6,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 18) THEN 6,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 19) THEN 7,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 20) THEN 8,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 21) THEN 9,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 22) THEN 10,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 23) THEN 11,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 24) THEN 13,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 25) THEN 14,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 26) THEN 16,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 27) THEN 18,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 28) THEN 20,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 29) THEN 22,
@if(ST:Jumping ST = 30) THEN 25,
@if(ST:Jumping ST > 30) THEN @int(25 * (@power(10 , ((ST:Jumping ST-30)/20)))),
), step(1), maxscore(1000000), minscore(1), up(0), down(0), round(-1), display(Yes)

Basically for Normal Human Strength levels, it should just default to basic move
and for ST 30 or greater, it should be 25 times 10 to the power of ((ST-30)/20)

Obviously, I also created a stat called Jumping ST and it calculates as

Jumping ST, basevalue(ST:ST), step(1), maxscore(1000000), minscore(ST:ST), up(1), down(0), round(-1), display(No)

Can anyone see my mess ups easily?

Thanks!

-Jesse

[Armin]

I think if your basevalue() looked more like this, it would be better:

basevalue(_
  @if(_
       ST:Jumping ST < 16 _
  THEN _
       ST:Basic Ground Move _
  ELSE _
       @indexedvalue( ST:Jumping ST-16,6,6,7,8,9,10,11,13,14,16,18,20,22,25, @int( 25 * (10 ^ ((ST:Jumping ST-30)/20) ) )  ) _
  )_
)

You'll probably have to adjust the @int() part of @indexedvalue() because I wasn't really paying attention to what you were trying to accomplish and I'm not sure of the best formula for what you want. The idea is that the many @if() functions you were trying to use weren't the most efficient way to handle things. Also you can do exponents using ^, but the @power() function requires integers.

[Jesster]

That worked perfectly, thank Armin!!!!

[Armin]

Originally Posted by Jesster

That worked perfectly, thank Armin!!!!

You're welcome!

[Ragabash Moon]

So wait, is this the optional rule of using ST in place of Basic Move if your basic lift is higher than your weight, or something different? Because I was looking for that as an optional rule checkbox and didn't find it, so now I'm here looking to see if there is some way to do that?

EDIT: Found it! It's a character sheet option (at least in Phoenix) and not a program option :)