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Draconis: /* Repair Bench */

2024-10-19T20:48:59Z

Repair Bench

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	[[File:Repair_bench_gump.png]]		[[File:Repair_bench_gump.png]]
	* Add charges - target a repair contract/deed to add		* Add charges - target a repair contract/deed to add
	* ~~Corrosponding~~ arrow button to use that repair type		* Corresponding arrow button to use that repair type

	== Technical Repair Formula Data (Deed/Bench)==		== Technical Repair Formula Data (Deed/Bench)==

Draconis: /* Repair Bench */

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Repair Bench

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	* The degree of the repair is in reflection of the deed makers crafting skill.		* The degree of the repair is in reflection of the deed makers crafting skill.
	* Even successful repairs have a chance to lose overall durability.		* Even successful repairs have a chance to lose overall durability.
	* The lower the deed skill or the higher amount of damage that needs to be repaired, the greater the chance the item will lose durability.		* The lower the deed skill or the higher amount of damage that needs to be repaired, the greater the chance the item will lose max durability.
	* Items with higher hitpoints and/or more points needed to be repaired the more difficult it is to succeed.		* Items with higher hitpoints and/or more points needed to be repaired the more difficult it is to succeed.
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Draconis: /* Repair Bench */

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Repair Bench

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	Similar to using repair deeds with NPCs, this item enables the ability to repair equipment at a player owned house without the need for crafting skills. <br />		Similar to using repair deeds with NPCs, this item enables the ability to repair equipment at a player owned house without the need for crafting skills. <br />
	Can store 500 repair deeds for each of the following skill types: <br />		Can store 500 repair deeds for each of the following skill types: <br />
	'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''~~<br />~~<br />		'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br />

	'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.'''<br />		'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.'''<br />

Draconis: /* Repair Bench */

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Repair Bench

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	'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br /><br />		'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br /><br />

	'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.<br />		'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.'''<br />
	You do NOT need to be within range of a corresponding NPC to do the reapair.'''<br />		'''You do NOT need to be within range of a corresponding NPC to do the reapair.'''<br />

	* Repair deeds/bench-charges have a substantially higher chance of loss of a durability point on a success, as compared to a crafter doing the repairs directly.		* Repair deeds/bench-charges have a substantially higher chance of loss of a durability point on a success, as compared to a crafter doing the repairs directly.

Draconis: /* Repair Bench */

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Repair Bench

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	'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br /><br />		'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br /><br />

	'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.~~<br />~~<br />		'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.<br />
	You do NOT need to be within range of a corresponding NPC to do the reapair.'''		You do NOT need to be within range of a corresponding NPC to do the reapair.'''<br />

	* Repair deeds/bench-charges have a substantially higher chance of loss of a durability point on a success, as compared to a crafter doing the repairs directly.		* Repair deeds/bench-charges have a substantially higher chance of loss of a durability point on a success, as compared to a crafter doing the repairs directly.

Draconis: /* Repair Deed(Contract) */

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Repair Deed(Contract)

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	An item can be repaired by using a Repair Contract that corresponds to one of the aforementioned skills.<br />		An item can be repaired by using a Repair Contract that corresponds to one of the aforementioned skills.<br />
	These contracts appear in the form of a deed.<br />		These contracts appear in the form of a deed.<br />
	The contracts are labeled as ~~A Repair Service Contract from~~ ''a [level] [skill] repair service contract'',<br />		The contracts are labeled as ''a [level] [skill] repair service contract'',<br />
	where [level] is the skill level title of the crafter which has created the contract<br />		where [level] is the skill level title of the crafter which has created the contract<br />
	(i.e. apprentice, journeyman, expert, adept, master, or grandmaster, as appropriate).		(i.e. apprentice, journeyman, expert, adept, master, or grandmaster, as appropriate).

Draconis: /* Repair Deed(Contract) */

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Repair Deed(Contract)

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	An item can be repaired by using a Repair Contract that corresponds to one of the aforementioned skills.<br />		An item can be repaired by using a Repair Contract that corresponds to one of the aforementioned skills.<br />
	These contracts appear in the form of a deed ~~and come as blessed~~.<br />		These contracts appear in the form of a deed.<br />
	The contracts are labeled as A Repair Service Contract from ''a [level] [skill] repair service contract'',<br />		The contracts are labeled as A Repair Service Contract from ''a [level] [skill] repair service contract'',<br />
	where [level] is the skill level title of the crafter which has created the contract<br />		where [level] is the skill level title of the crafter which has created the contract<br />

Draconis at 20:24, 19 October 2024

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	* Corrosponding arrow button to use that repair type		* Corrosponding arrow button to use that repair type

	== Technical Repair Formula Data==		== Technical Repair Formula Data (Deed/Bench)==
	<pre>		<pre>
	difficulty = (((maxHits - currentHits) x 1250) ÷ maxHits) - 250		difficulty = (((maxHits - currentHits) x 1250) ÷ maxHits) - 250

Draconis at 20:24, 19 October 2024

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	'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br /><br />		'''Tinkering, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Tailoring, Fletching, Masonry, Glassblowing.'''<br /><br />

	'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.<br /><br />'''		'''NOTE: Repair bench while it does not require the user to need any skill, the deed or charge being used is still used normally.<br /><br />
			You do NOT need to be within range of a corresponding NPC to do the reapair.'''

	* Repair deeds/bench-charges have a substantially higher chance of loss of a durability point on a success, as compared to a crafter doing the repairs directly.		* Repair deeds/bench-charges have a substantially higher chance of loss of a durability point on a success, as compared to a crafter doing the repairs directly.
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	* The lower the deed skill or the higher amount of damage that needs to be repaired, the greater the chance the item will lose durability.		* The lower the deed skill or the higher amount of damage that needs to be repaired, the greater the chance the item will lose durability.
	* Items with higher hitpoints and/or more points needed to be repaired the more difficult it is to succeed.		* Items with higher hitpoints and/or more points needed to be repaired the more difficult it is to succeed.
	~~<br />~~<br />		<br />
	[[File:Repair_bench_gump.png]]		[[File:Repair_bench_gump.png]]
	* Add charges - target a repair contract/deed to add		* Add charges - target a repair contract/deed to add

Draconis at 20:22, 19 October 2024

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	* Add charges - target a repair contract/deed to add		* Add charges - target a repair contract/deed to add
	* Corrosponding arrow button to use that repair type		* Corrosponding arrow button to use that repair type

			== Technical Repair Formula Data==
			<pre>
			difficulty = (((maxHits - currentHits) x 1250) ÷ maxHits) - 250

			chance = deed.SkillLevel - (difficulty - 25) ÷ (difficulty + 25 - difficulty - 25)

			chance will yeild a decimal value or percentage, that is your chance. (0.25 = 25%) or (1.0 = 100%)
			</pre>