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gaugeNormal / gaugeEasy / gaugeHard(Quota-based gauge settings)

Usage

|gaugeEasy=70,2,5,40$70,5,7,30| // Description of 2 charts together
|gaugeHard=x,1,50,100|  // Common settings for all charts

|gaugeExHard=x,1,70,100| // 1st chart
|gaugeExHard2=x,1,80,100| // 2nd chart

Overview

Describes the gauge parameter settings.

"gaugeNormal", "gaugeEasy", and "gaugeHard" are settings for "Normal", "Easy", and "Hard" gauges, respectively. The settings are separated by "$" or newline for each chart, and comma-separated by the percentage of quota, percentage of life increase/decrease, and percentage of initial life. The contents of the comma delimiters are as follows.

No Example Description
1 70 Specify the quota rate from 0 to 100 that the target chart must achieve; if 0 is specified, the game is over when the number of lives reaches 0.
2 2 Specify the percentage of life gauge increase for the target chart from 0 to 100.
3 5 Specify the percentage of life gauge reduction for the target chart from 0 to 100.
4 40 Specify the initial life gauge percentage of the target chart from 0 to 100.

About default values (Quota-based gauge)

If this parameter is not set, it refers to danoni_setting.js. If it is not defined there either, the following values are applied.

Type Quota Recovery rate Damage rate Initial life gauge rate
Normal 70% 2 7 25%
Easy 70% 4 7 25%
Hard 0 1 50 100%

gaugeOriginal / gaugeLight / gaugeHeavy / gaugeNoRecovery(Life-based gauge settings)

Usage

|gaugeLight=x,20,70,30$x,30,40,30|
|gaugeNoRecovery=x,0,100,100$|

Overview

Describes the gauge parameter settings.

"gaugeOriginal", "gaugeLight", "gaugeHeavy", and "gaugeNoRecovery" are settings for "Original", "Light", "Heavy", and "NoRecovery" gauges, respectively. The "$" or newline delimiter is used to specify the settings for each chart, and the comma delimiter specifies the quota percentage, life increase/decrease amount (fixed), and initial life gauge percentage. The comma-separated contents are as follows.

No Example Description
1 x x fixed.
2 30 Specify the amounts of life gauge increase for the target chart.
3 70 Specify the amounts of life gauge decrease for the target chart.
4 40 Specify the initial life gauge percentage of the target chart from 0 to 100.

About default values (Life-based gauge)

If this parameter is not set, it refers to danoni_setting.js. If it is not defined there either, the following values are applied.

Type Quota Recovery rate Damage rate Initial life gauge rate
Original - 6 40 25%
Light - 12 40 25%
Heavy - 2 50 50%
NoRecovery - 0 50 100%

How to specify using formulas, special variables

  • From ver38, you can write mathematical expressions in the form of {mathematical expression}.
  • Also, the following variables can be used only for gauge settings (difData, gaugeX, g_presetObj.gauge, g_presetObj.gaugeCustom).
    As for the number of arrows and freeze arrows, the values will change according to the set chart.
Variable name Summary
arrow[] Total number of arrows for the set chart
frz[] total number of freeze arrows in set chart
all[] total arrows + total freeze arrows for set chart
maxlife[] Life gauge limit (chart settings: "maxLifeVal" value)

Related pages

Changelog

Version Change details
v38.0.0 - Support for writing mathematical expressions and special variables.
v27.5.0 - Supports newline delimitation as an alternative to "$" delimitation
v21.1.0 - Supports split formatting from the second chart onward
v19.0.0 - Added a setting that completes with the setting of the first chart when the second and later charts are not specified.
v18.6.0 - Implemented "gaugeHeavy" (life-based gauge settings)
v9.4.0 - Implemented "gaugeXXX" (where XXX is an arbitrary custom gauge name)
v6.5.0 - Implemented "gaugeOriginal", "gaugeLight" and "gaugeNoRecovery" (life-based gauges). - Default values can be set individually for each gauge setting.
v1.5.0 - Initial implementation

| <- customGauge | gaugeX | colorDataType -> |