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@NogDogFeb 16.2022 — #
For me, that's too vague. I need to see an example set of data, and what the resulting "percentages" should be (or some other more specific explanation that would lead to understanding the actual requirement).
@daveyerwinFeb 16.2022 — #calculate the percentage out of 100 for each item without needing to distribute them manually
what percentage out of 100 would you desire for each item ? @daveyerwinFeb 17.2022 — #@daveyerwinFeb 19.2022 — #
thats a feature
it is only active when the
numbers are in descending order
How to calculate percentages of items based on rarity and amount
(I asked this in a different post a bit ago however it wasn’t entirely focused on just this problem, so I’m making a new post.)
Basically, how can I calculate percentages of items based on rarity (e.g. Uncommon, Rare, Epic, legendary, etc.) and amount? I’m making percentage-based things on my website and it’s really hard to have to manually distribute them, so I want some sort of calculator formula or math script that I can give a rarity or an array of items and their rarities and get a percentage for each of them. Thanks
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@NogDogFeb 16.2022 — #>@Bost#1642557 get a percentage for each of them
For me, that's too vague. I need to see an example set of data, and what the resulting "percentages" should be (or some other more specific explanation that would lead to understanding the actual requirement).
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@daveyerwinFeb 16.2022 — #what percentage out of 100 would you desire for each item ?
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@daveyerwinFeb 17.2022 — #``<i>
</i>open console in developers tools
uncommon must be highest Number
each entry must be less than the one above
<form>
<style scoped>
form{width:10em}
</style>
<fieldset>
<legend>values</legend>
<label for=nop> number of Players (Uncommon) </label>
<input id=nop value=0>
<label for=now> number of Workers (Rare) </label>
<input id=now value=0>
<label for=nor> number of Red Light/Green Lights, Dolls (Epic) </label>
<input id=nor value=0>
<label for=nog> number of Guards (Legendary) </label>
<input id=nog value=0>
</fieldset>
<fieldset>
<legend>Calculate</legend>
<button id=but>---</button>
</fieldset>
</form>
<___script>
oninput=function(e){
let a = e.target;
let b = e.target.value;
if(isNaN(b))a.value = b.replace(b[b.length-1],'');
if((nop.value*now.value*nor.value*nog.value) &&
(+nop.value) > (+now.value) && (+now.value) > (+nor.value) && (+nor.value) > (+nog.value)
){
but.disabled = false;
but.textContent='SUBMIT';
}else {
but.disabled = true;
but.textContent='---';
};
}
onsubmit = function(e){
e.preventDefault();
var num = +nop.value+(+now.value)+(+nor.value)+(+nog.value);
var step = 1/num;
var steps = [];
var offset=Math.sin(step);
steps.push(offset);
for(let i=1;i<num;i++){
let a = Math.sin(step*i)+steps[i-1];
offset += a;
steps.push(a);
}
offset = 100 / offset;
for(let i=0;i<num;i++)steps[i]=steps[i]*offset;
var targets=[];
for(let i=0;i<num;i++){
targets[i]={};
targets[i].perCent=steps[i];
let b="Uncommon";
if(steps[i] < steps[2]*.5){
b="legendary"
}
else if(steps[i] < steps[num-1]/10){
b="epic"
}
else if(steps[i] < steps[num-1]/3){
b="rare"
}
targets[i].rareity=b;
}
console.log(targets);
}
<__/script><i>
</i>``0
@daveyerwinFeb 19.2022 — #>@Bost#1642649 When I type it, it grays out the button.
thats a feature
it is only active when the
numbers are in descending order