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Lucyfur at 15:36, 11 August 2021

2021-08-11T15:36:03Z

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	====Armor Adjustment====		====Armor Adjustment====
	If the player wants, there can be an additional step to creating a simplified unit. To account for the ability of the standard system to add add-on armor to units, the durability of a section can be adjusted. These adjustment values are typed in next to the base section durability and add or subtract from them. The total adjustment value (in either direction) is equal to ten times the number of stat adjustments the pilot gives the mech. Rather than simply summing the armor adjustments, the absolute value of each is taken. Thus, adding 10 armor to the head and removing 10 from the chest counts as 20 points of adjustment.		If the player wants, there can be an additional step to creating a simplified unit. To account for the ability of the standard system to add add-on armor to units, the durability of a section can be adjusted. These adjustment values are typed in next to the base section durability and add or subtract from them. The total adjustment value (in either direction) is equal to ten times the number of stat adjustments the pilot gives the mech. Rather than simply summing the armor adjustments, the absolute value of each is taken. Thus, adding 10 armor to the head and removing 10 from the chest counts as 20 points of adjustment.




			=rules to put in the unit creation guide=
			To use the basic unit creation rules, pick sections from the [[Basic Sections List]] to match with the construction of the unit. For example, a standard mech would have a head, a torso, two arms, and two legs. Note the value for each section in the matching area of the Core Defense chart as the Max Defense of that section. In addition, note the model of torso selected under "Core Type" in order to fill the unit's base statistics.

			Then select prebuilt equipment and weapons from the [[Basic Equipment List]] the same way and add them to the inventory areas on the datasheet. Next, create a pilot as normal, and select mech systems and mods. Finally, sum up the value of every section, all equipment, the systems/mods, and the pilot to find the total point cost of the mech.

			====Armor Adjustment====
			To account for lighter or heavier variants of a given unit, players using the basic unit creation rules can adjust the defense of each core section individually. Each section may have any amount of defense added or subtracted from it, but the total amount of change cannot exceed ten times the number of stat adjustments the unit's pilot has. Thus, adding 10 armor to the head and removing 10 from the chest counts as 20 points of adjustment. These defense changes are taken into account when calculating a unit's total core defense, and thus its overall cost.

Lucyfur: fixed remaining tables

2021-08-09T17:53:06Z

fixed remaining tables

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Lucyfur: second table

2021-08-09T17:43:42Z

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	In the standard system, Units are divided into sections which are then divided into parts. For this system, each section is instead provided as a complete unit, with the default statistics for that section of the mech it is derived from. This means that players don’t need to add up the costs of the parts.		In the standard system, Units are divided into sections which are then divided into parts. For this system, each section is instead provided as a complete unit, with the default statistics for that section of the mech it is derived from. This means that players don’t need to add up the costs of the parts.

	~~Example:~~
	As an example, here is the math behind an Alto arm section.		As an example, here is the math behind an Alto arm section:

	{\| class = "wikitable"		{\| class = "wikitable"
			\|+ Example Section
	!Pack Name		!Pack Name
	!Pieces		!Pieces
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	Cost is calculated based on total defense, as the fist attack is free. Thus, the AL-17 default arm costs 16 points and has 16 durability.		Cost is calculated based on total defense, as the fist attack is free. Thus, the AL-17 default arm costs 16 points and has 16 durability.
	All the sections of a default Alto:		All the sections of a default Alto add up like so:

	Name		{\| class="wikitable"
	Cost		!Name
	Head		!Cost
	9		\|-
	Arm (x2)		\|Head
	16 x 2		\|9
	Chest		\|-
	32		\|Arm (x2)
	Leg (x2)		\|16 x 2
	20 x 2		\|-
			\|Chest
			\|32
			\|-
			\|Leg (x2)
			\|20 x 2
			\|-
			!Total
			\|113
			\|}

Lucyfur: fixed first table

2021-08-09T17:39:02Z

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