Script Request

[TheSKPwningest1992]

Could someone make me an Enchantment Script that makes a weapon ignore Armour?

[LegoManIAm94]

what do you mean by ignore armor. And can you make models?

[blackninja50]

I think he mens a sword that ignores defense.

[TheSKPwningest1992]

Black Ninja is correct, and I can't make models. I was intending it to be an enchantment script, but I probably could use an existing model and add a script to it if I can figure out how.

[LegoManIAm94]

So the sword can be used to swing and damage people (Default Mouse Click) but cannot be used to block (Defaul Alt). I can make it but it will require OBSE.

[LegoManIAm94]

It is what I said above what you wanted well this is the script

 

Change the (ScriptName) to the name of what you want the Script

 

Make sure it is an Object script (By Default It Will Be)

 

And it will require OBSE.

Edited July 2, 2012 by LegoManIAm94

[TheSKPwningest1992]

What I'm wanting is that when the weapon hits, if the target is wearing armour or has any enchantments going that affect damage, the weapon ignores it and deals the full amount of damage.

[Lanceor]

I don't think such a function is possible - I've already tried. There's no way to temporarily reduce a target's armour rating except by removing/replacing/destroying their armour and removing any shield spells.

 

The closest thing that can be done is for every hit, perform calculations of how much damage should theoretically have been absorbed by armour (based on the player's strength, skill, target's armour etc) and then reduce the target's health via script. This may or may not be very accurate depending on whether or not the known damage formulas are correct.

[WarRatsG]

Maybe make a negative DefendBonus?

 

Maybe something along the lines of:

 

Float AR

Begin ;;;

Let AR := GetArmorRating * -1
ModAvMod DefendBonus script AR

;;;After damage is applied

Let AR *= -1
ModAvMod DefendBonus script AR

 

This would need to be done before damage is applied. I'm thinking an OnHit or OnHealthDamage event handler.

 

I don't know if that would actually lower armor, effectively lower it or just do nothing, but it's worth a try.

Edited July 5, 2012 by WarRatsG