Difference between revisions of "GetMagicEffectBarterFactor"

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(See Also: Base Cost and Enchantment Factor)
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'''Syntax:'''
'''Syntax:'''
  (enchantFactor:float) GetMagicEffectBarterFactor effect:chars
  (barterFactor:float) GetMagicEffectBarterFactor effect:chars


  (enchantFactor:float) GetMEEBarter effect:chars
  (barterFactor:float) GetMEEBarter effect:chars


  (enchantFactor:float) GetMagicEffectBarterFactorC effect:long
  (barterFactor:float) GetMagicEffectBarterFactorC effect:long


  (enchantFactor:float) GetMEBarterC effect:long
  (barterFactor:float) GetMEBarterC effect:long


Returns the constant effect barter factor of the magic effect.
Returns the constant effect barter factor of the magic effect. This factor influences the cost of a custom enchantment, as well as how a custom enchantment influences the value of an item. Specifically, this factor is the gold per point of magnitude ratio for each magic effect.


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[GetMagicEffectBaseCost]]
* [[GetMagicEffectBaseCost]]
* [[GetMagicEffectEnchantmentFactor]]
* [[GetMagicEffectEnchantFactor]]


[[Category:Functions]]
[[Category:Functions]]
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[[Category:Magic Functions]]
[[Category:Magic Functions]]
[[Category:Magic Functions (OBSE)]]
[[Category:Magic Functions (OBSE)]]
[[Category:Record Variable Functions]]
[[Category:Magic Functions - Magic Effect (OBSE)]]
[[Category:Record Variable Functions (OBSE)]]

Latest revision as of 09:28, 10 July 2010

A command for Oblivion Script Extender

Syntax:

(barterFactor:float) GetMagicEffectBarterFactor effect:chars
(barterFactor:float) GetMEEBarter effect:chars
(barterFactor:float) GetMagicEffectBarterFactorC effect:long
(barterFactor:float) GetMEBarterC effect:long

Returns the constant effect barter factor of the magic effect. This factor influences the cost of a custom enchantment, as well as how a custom enchantment influences the value of an item. Specifically, this factor is the gold per point of magnitude ratio for each magic effect.

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