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gear

Gear tiers for Banana 2077: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary. The module covers rolled affixes, crafting components, disassembly yields, upgrade costs and the loot-tier roll. It is pure data and math. `game.rules` turns a gear spec into a real item (`R.makeGear`, `R.rol…

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gear

Gear tiers for Banana 2077: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary. The module covers rolled affixes, crafting components, disassembly yields, upgrade costs and the loot-tier roll. It is pure data and math. game.rules turns a gear spec into a real item (R.makeGear, R.rollLoot, R.disassemble, R.upgrade) and saves it in the player's profile. The character menu uses statLabel/formatStat to print item stats.

  • Specs: a gear spec is { base = itemId, rarity = 1..5, affixes = { { stat, value } } }.
  • Tiers:
    • rarities: the name, colour, power multiplier and affix count of each tier.
    • baseRarity: the tier of each shop item.
    • tierPower: the stats each tier step adds, by slot.
  • Rolled stats:
    • affixPools and rollAffixes: the bonus stats a piece can roll.
    • mods: a spec's final stat bonuses.
    • price: what a spec is worth.
  • Components:
    • componentIds, componentNames, componentPrices: the five crafting components.
    • salvage(tier, mult): what disassembly gives.
    • upgradeCost(tier, mult): the components and eddies an upgrade costs.
  • Loot:
    • rollRarity(enemyLevel, luck, minTier?): the tier of a drop.
    • gearDropChance(luck): the chance a kill drops gear.
    • componentDropChance: the chance a kill drops a component.

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

formatStat(stat: string, value: number) → string

"+12", "+4%", "-8%" for a stat delta.

argtypedescription
statstring
valuenumber

statLabel(stat: string) → string

argtypedescription
statstring

salvage(r: number, mult: number) → void

Disassembling gear of tier r: 2x tier-r and 1x tier r-1 components.

argtypedescription
rnumber
multnumber

upgradeCost(r: number, mult: number) → void

Upgrading r -> r+1 costs (3 + r) tier-r components and 100·r² eddies.

argtypedescription
rnumber
multnumber

lerp(a: number, b: number, t: number) → number return a

Rolling.

argtypedescription
anumber
bnumber
tnumber

round(v: number) → number

argtypedescription
vnumber

rollAffixes(slot: string, r: number, count: number, have: { any }?) → void

`count` new affixes for a slot at tier r, avoiding stats in `have`.

argtypedescription
slotstring
rnumber
countnumber
have{ any }?

mods(def: any, baseR: number, spec: any) → void

The full mods of a gear spec built on `def` (whose own tier is baseR).

argtypedescription
defany
baseRnumber
specany

price(def: any, baseR: number, r: number) → number

argtypedescription
defany
baseRnumber
rnumber

rollRarity(level: number, luck: number, minR: number?) → number

argtypedescription
levelnumber
lucknumber
minRnumber?

gearDropChance(luck: number) → number

Chance a kill drops a piece of gear.

argtypedescription
lucknumber

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