Composite Armor Crafting (Game Mechanics) - Revision history

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 This attribute is present on most wearables and indicates the current hitpoints remaining on the items.  The left figure represents the current hitpoints on the item and the right represents the total max possible hitpoints.  A wearable that reaches 0 condition can still be equipped and receive properties from it, with the exception of armor. Armor will lose all effective properties, with the exception of skill modifiers. Items at 0 condition cannot be repaired.
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 For example, crafting an ubese armor chest plate. Ubese armor has an innate special protection against kinetic, and several resists are included as part of its base effectiveness with energy being one of these.) The advanced Ubese armor segment can accept a layer. If an 10% energy layer is added to the armor segment that also has 10% kinetic special, the armor segment now offers energy as a special protection along with the 10% kinetic. This passes on into the final ubese item as 10% energy resist and 10% kinetic under the special protection category. If the base resist on the ubese is 50%, then the energy value with the addition of the segment would be 60% energy under the special protection category, not 10%.
-A unique feature to Composite, Kashyyykian Hunting and Ithorian Sentinel armors is the added ability to experiment on both base and special resistances simultaneously. Taking the previous example; while on the final experimentation stage during the crafting of the armor piece, experimenting on the Experimental Quality line for these items will increase both the base effectiveness and all resists that have been placed into the special protection category. In the circumstances where resistances are added that were not original in base (vulnerabilities) experimentation on the Experimental Quality line would not increase those. Their listed value would be the only value obtained for these resistances. So for example a 10% stun layer added to an ubese armor would create a 10% Stun under the Special Protection category that could not be altered by experimentation on the final armor item. Furthermore, the Experimental Resistance line on these types of armor does not function to increase the innate special resists either as all resistances on the final items are derived through the Experimental Quality line.
+A unique feature to Composite, Kashyyykian Hunting and Ithorian Sentinel armors is the added ability to experiment on both base and special resistances simultaneously. Taking the previous example; while on the final experimentation stage during the crafting of the armor piece, experimenting on the Experimental Quality line for these items will increase both the base effectiveness and all resists that have been placed into the special protection category. In the circumstances where resistances are added that were not original in base (vulnerabilities) experimentation on the Experimental Quality line would not increase those. Their listed value would be the only value obtained for these resistances. So for example a 10% stun layer added to an ubese armor would create a 10% Stun under the Special Protection category that could not be altered by experimentation on the final armor item since Stun is a vulnerability of Ubese. Furthermore, the Experimental Resistance line on these types of armor does not function to increase the innate special resists either as all resistances on the final items are derived through the Experimental Quality line.
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−	The Experimental Quality line depends on 50% OQ and 50% SR. Experimentation on this line will increase ~~any~~ resistance ~~attribute~~ on the armor ~~that is~~ not set under the ~~Special Protection or~~ Vulnerability ~~categories~~.	+	The Experimental Quality line depends on 50% OQ and 50% SR. Experimentation on this line will increase all attributes under the base and special protection categories so long as none of the resistance attributes on the armor were not previously set under the Vulnerability category.




−	The Experimental Resistance line depends on 50% OQ and 50% SR. Experimentation on this line ~~will increase~~ any ~~attributes on these items that have been placed under the Special Protection category with the exception of~~ resistances ~~that were considered vulnerabilities by~~ the ~~armor prior to them being moved into special protection. Experimentation will not raise these types of resistances~~.	+	The Experimental Resistance line depends on 50% OQ and 50% SR. Experimentation on this line have no effect on any resistance for Composite Armor as all resistances are obtained through the Experimental Quality line.

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 For example, crafting an ubese armor chest plate. Ubese armor has an innate special protection against kinetic, and several resists are included as part of its base effectiveness with energy being one of these.) The advanced Ubese armor segment can accept a layer. If an 10% energy layer is added to the armor segment that also has 10% kinetic special, the armor segment now offers energy as a special protection along with the 10% kinetic. This passes on into the final ubese item as 10% energy resist and 10% kinetic under the special protection category. If the base resist on the ubese is 50%, then the energy value with the addition of the segment would be 60% energy under the special protection category, not 10%.
-A unique feature to Composite, Kashyyykian Hunting and Ithorian Sentinel armors is the added ability to experiment on both base and special resistances simultaneously. Taking the previous example; while on the final experimentation stage during the crafting of the armor piece, experimenting on the Experimental Quality line for these items will increase both the base effectiveness and all resists that have been placed into the special protection category. In the circumstances where resistances are added that were not original in base (vulnerabilities) experimentation on the Experimental Quality line would not increase those. Their listed value would be the only value obtained for these resistances. So for example a 10% stun layer added to an ubese armor would create a 10% Stun under the Special Protection category that could not be altered by experimentation on the final armor item. Furthermore, the Experimental Resistance line on these types of armor does not increase the innate special resists either.
+A unique feature to Composite, Kashyyykian Hunting and Ithorian Sentinel armors is the added ability to experiment on both base and special resistances simultaneously. Taking the previous example; while on the final experimentation stage during the crafting of the armor piece, experimenting on the Experimental Quality line for these items will increase both the base effectiveness and all resists that have been placed into the special protection category. In the circumstances where resistances are added that were not original in base (vulnerabilities) experimentation on the Experimental Quality line would not increase those. Their listed value would be the only value obtained for these resistances. So for example a 10% stun layer added to an ubese armor would create a 10% Stun under the Special Protection category that could not be altered by experimentation on the final armor item. Furthermore, the Experimental Resistance line on these types of armor does not function to increase the innate special resists either as all resistances on the final items are derived through the Experimental Quality line.
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-The Experimental Resistance line is used to boost the values for all resistances found in the Special Protection category of the item so long as they were either innate resists or were found in the base effectiveness. Since energy resistance was a base stat for ubese, experimenting on the Experimental Resistance line will further increase it, and kinetic resist together.
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 If a resistance is found in the general effectiveness grouping on the armor (i.e not a vulnerability or a special resistance) then its value can be increased by experimentation on the Experimental Quality line.  If a resistance is innate to an armor as a special resistance (energy for bone armor for example, then using the Experimental Resistance line will increase their values.  In the cases where armor layers have been added in which turn resistances that are ordinarily in the base effectiveness of an armor over into Special Protection, the resistance values added in by the layer are then added on top of the value that the resist would be if it had remained in the base.  The new resistance value would equal the base value plus the layered value.
-For example, crafting an ubese armor chest plate. Ubese armor has an innate special protection against kinetic, and several resists are included as part of its base effectiveness with energy being one of these.) The advanced Ubese armor segment can accept a layer. If an 10% energy layer is added to the armor segment that also has 10% kinetic special, the armor segment now offers energy as a special protection along with the 10% kinetic. This passes on into the final ubese item as 10% energy resist and 10% kinetic under the special protection category. If the base resist on the ubese is 50%, then the energy value with the addition of the segment would be 60% energy under the special protection category, not 10%. The Experimental Resistance line is used to boost the values for all resistances found in the Special Protection category of the item so long as they were either innate resists or were found in the base effectiveness. Since energy resistance was a base stat for ubese, experimenting on the Experimental Resistance line will further increase it, and kinetic resist together.
+For example, crafting an ubese armor chest plate. Ubese armor has an innate special protection against kinetic, and several resists are included as part of its base effectiveness with energy being one of these.) The advanced Ubese armor segment can accept a layer. If an 10% energy layer is added to the armor segment that also has 10% kinetic special, the armor segment now offers energy as a special protection along with the 10% kinetic. This passes on into the final ubese item as 10% energy resist and 10% kinetic under the special protection category. If the base resist on the ubese is 50%, then the energy value with the addition of the segment would be 60% energy under the special protection category, not 10%.
-In the circumstances where resistances are added that were not original in base (vulnerabilities) experimentation on the Experimental Resistance line would not increase those. Their listed value would be the only value obtained for these items as neither Experimental Quality nor Experimental Resistance can modify their value. So for example a 10% stun layer added to an ubese armor would create a 10% Stun under the Special Protection category that could not be altered by experimentation.
+A unique feature to Composite, Kashyyykian Hunting and Ithorian Sentinel armors is the added ability to experiment on both base and special resistances simultaneously. Taking the previous example; while on the final experimentation stage during the crafting of the armor piece, experimenting on the Experimental Quality line for these items will increase both the base effectiveness and all resists that have been placed into the special protection category. In the circumstances where resistances are added that were not original in base (vulnerabilities) experimentation on the Experimental Quality line would not increase those. Their listed value would be the only value obtained for these resistances. So for example a 10% stun layer added to an ubese armor would create a 10% Stun under the Special Protection category that could not be altered by experimentation on the final armor item. Furthermore, the Experimental Resistance line on these types of armor does not increase the innate special resists either.
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−	Adding in [[Krayt Dragon Composite Armor Segment (Looted Item)\|Krayt Dragon Composite Armor Segment]] components will change all resists with the exception of Stun over into the general effectiveness category and will add the value listed in its Base Effectiveness to the resist amounts in the general effectiveness. This is a unique feature to this type of component.	+	Adding in [[Krayt Dragon Composite Armor Segment (Looted Item)\|Krayt Dragon Composite Armor Segment]] components will change all resists with the exception of Stun over into the general effectiveness category and will add the value listed in its Base Effectiveness to the resist amounts in the general effectiveness. Stun remains in the vulnerability category. This is a unique feature to this type of component.

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-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and the value passed in will be directly added to the any resistance attribute on the armor that is not set under the Special Protection or Vulnerability categories.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and the value passed in will be directly added to the any resistance attribute on the armor that is not set under the Special Protection or Vulnerability categories. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Kinetic, Energy, Blast, Heat, Cold, Acid attributes in composite armor.
 '''Integrity:'''
-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and the value passed in will be directly added to the Condition attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and the value passed in will be directly added to the Condition attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Condition attribute in composite armor.
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-This attribute is passed in from the armor segment and the value passed in will be directly added to or subtracted away from the current armor's Health attribute.
+This attribute is passed in from the armor segment and the value passed in will be directly added to or subtracted away from the current armor's Health attribute. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Health attribute in composite armor.
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 '''Action Encumberance:'''
-This attribute is passed in from the armor segment and the value passed in will be directly added to or subtracted away from the current armor's Action attribute.
+This attribute is passed in from the armor segment and the value passed in will be directly added to or subtracted away from the current armor's Action attribute. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Action attribute in composite armor.
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 '''Mind Encumberance:'''
-This attribute is passed in from the armor segment and the value passed in will be directly added to or subtracted away from the current armor's Mind attribute.
+This attribute is passed in from the armor segment and the value passed in will be directly added to or subtracted away from the current armor's Mind attribute. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Mind attribute in composite armor.
 '''Kinetic Effectiveness'''
-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Kinetic attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Kinetic attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Kinetic as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Kinetic Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Kinetic attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Kinetic attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Kinetic attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Kinetic as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Kinetic Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Kinetic attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Kinetic attribute in composite armor.
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 '''Energy Effectiveness'''
-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Energy attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Energy attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Energy as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Energy Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Energy attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Energy attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Energy attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Energy as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Energy Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Energy attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Energy attribute in composite armor.
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 '''Blast Effectiveness'''
-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Blast attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Blast attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Blast as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Blast Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Blast attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Blast attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Blast attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Blast as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Blast Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Blast attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Blast attribute in composite armor.
 '''Stun Effectiveness'''
-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Stun attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Stun attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Stun as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Stun Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Stun attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Stun attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Stun attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Stun as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Stun Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Stun attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Stun attribute in composite armor.
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-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Heat attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Heat attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Heat as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Heat Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Heat attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Heat attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Heat attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Heat as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Heat Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Heat attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Heat attribute in composite armor.
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-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Cold attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Cold attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Cold as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Cold Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Cold attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Cold attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Cold attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Cold as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Cold Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Cold attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Cold attribute in composite armor.
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 '''Acid Effectiveness'''
-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Acid attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Acid attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Acid as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Acid Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Acid attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Acid attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Acid attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Acid as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Acid Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Acid attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Acid attribute in composite armor.
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-This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Electricity attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Electricity attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Electricity as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Electrical Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Electricity attribute on the armor.
+This attribute is passed in from armor segments and indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the Electricity attribute on the armor. Adding this attribute in from a segment will move the Electricity attribute under the Special Protection category. If the armor has Electricity as an innate special resistance, then the value passed in from the Electrical Effectiveness attribute is directly added to the Electricity attribute on the armor. Adding in [[Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Composite Armor Segment]], [[Advanced Composite Armor Segment (Schematic)|Advanced Composite Armor Segment]] components will increase the Electricity attribute in composite armor.
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-. [[Bone Armor Left Bicep (Schematic)|Bone Armor Left Bicep]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Left Bicep (Schematic)|Composite Armor Left Bicep]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Right Bicep (Schematic)|Bone Armor Right Bicep]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Right Bicep (Schematic)|Composite Armor Right Bicep]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Boots (Schematic)|Bone Armor Boots]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Boots (Schematic)|Composite Armor Boots]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Left Bracer (Schematic)|Bone Armor Left Bracer]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Left Bracer (Schematic)|Composite Armor Left Bracer]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Right Bracer (Schematic)|Bone Armor Right Bracer]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Right Bracer (Schematic)|Composite Armor Right Bracer]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Chest Plate (Schematic)|Bone Armor Chest Plate]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Chest Plate (Schematic)|Composite Armor Chest Plate]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Gloves (Schematic)|Bone Armor Gloves]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Gloves (Schematic)|Composite Armor Gloves]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Helmet (Schematic)|Bone Armor Helmet]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Helmet (Schematic)|Composite Armor Helmet]]<br>
-. [[Bone Armor Leggings (Schematic)|Bone Armor Leggings]]<br>
+. [[Composite Armor Pants (Schematic)|Composite Armor Pants]]<br>
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