Difference between revisions of "ILockLevelMaxEasy"
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|iLockLevelMaxEasy | |iLockLevelMaxEasy | ||
| | |20 | ||
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|iLockLevelMaxAverage | |iLockLevelMaxAverage | ||
| | |40 | ||
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|iLockLevelMaxHard | |iLockLevelMaxHard | ||
| | |80 | ||
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|iLockLevelMaxVeryHard | |iLockLevelMaxVeryHard | ||
| | |99 | ||
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|Needs a key | |Needs a key | ||
|100 | |100 | ||
Revision as of 15:30, 31 March 2006
The lock levels of Very Easy, Easy, Average, Hard, Very Hard, and Needs a Key are all mapped to numerical values between 0 and 100. These numbers are stored in the game settings listed below. A value of 100 is hard coded to mean "Needs a Key." The specific values are used to calculate a variety of things and should not be changed from their default values.
| Game Setting | Lock Value |
|---|---|
| iLockLevelMaxVeryEasy | 7 |
| iLockLevelMaxEasy | 20 |
| iLockLevelMaxAverage | 40 |
| iLockLevelMaxHard | 80 |
| iLockLevelMaxVeryHard | 99 |
| Needs a key | 100 |