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# The INI file specifies all settings for the faction
# Name is what the player will see in their faction listings.
# It is also used for easy editing of which mobs a faction belongs to.
# Example: NAME=My Name
NAME=Reputation with <NAME>s
# MINIMUM / MAXIMUM are the low / high values one can achieve
# While traditionally the scale was a 1000 point system, going
# to a larger system can allow for a more gradual approach.
# Negatives, positives, zeros are all OK here.
# Example: MINIMUM= -10000
# Example: MAXIMUM= -10000
MINIMUM=-10000
MAXIMUM=10000
# Whether this faction is always displayed in the player SCORE
# The SCORE should be set to TRUE to show this faction in the
# score command.
# Example: SCOREDISPLAY= FALSE
SCOREDISPLAY=FALSE
# Whether this faction is displayed in the list of factions
# when the FACTIONS command is used. The value should be set
# to TRUE to show this faction in the factions command.
# Example: SHOWINFACTIONSCMD=FALSE
SHOWINFACTIONSCMD=TRUE
# Whether this faction gets averaged and shown in area reports
# Only one faction will be selected for this honor. The
# SPECIALREPORTED should be set to TRUE to turn this feature on for
# this faction.
# Example: SPECIALREPORTED= FALSE
SPECIALREPORTED=FALSE
# Whether this faction gets a shortcut to it shown in the editors
# Example: EDITALONE= FALSE
EDITALONE=FALSE
# Whether this faction is inherited by children
# Example: INHERITED= TRUE
INHERITED=TRUE
# DEFAULT is a semi-colon delimited set of Zappers and values
# These values are applied whenever a faction is added manually,
# or as the result of an event. This tag should always have at
# least one value, and should never be empty. Default is 0.
# Example: DEFAULT=-10000 -RACE +DWARF; 10000 -RACE +ELF; 10
DEFAULT=500 -MOB -RACE "+<CLASSID>"; 0
# AUTODEFAULTS is a semi-colon delimited set of Zappers and values
# These values are applied when a mob or player is created. This
# faction, with the value listed, will be applied ONLY if the zapper
# mask is met by the player or mob at creation time, and only if
# a value has not been previously saved. An empty value will prevent
# this faction from ever being added to mobs or players automatically.
# Example: AUTODEFAULTS=-1000 -RACE +DWARF; 1000 -RACE +ELF
AUTODEFAULTS=500 -MOB -RACE "+<CLASSID>"; 0 -MOB; ; 7500 -PLAYER -RACE "+<CLASSID>"
# AUTOCHOICES is a semi-colon delimited set of zappers and values
# which may be chosen from during player creation.
# The names of the choices will be drawn from the Ranges settings below.
# To not have any values from this faction selectable at player creation,
# just make this value blank.
# Example: AUTOCHOICES=-10000 ; 10000 ; 10
AUTOCHOICES=
# CHOICEINTRO is the name of the resource file containing information
# for players who will be given a choice at player create time to select a default
# value for this faction. This file will only be shown if the player has one or
# more choices from the CHOICES setting above.
# Example: CHOICEINTRO= text/myfactionintro.txt
CHOICEINTRO=
# RATEMODIFIER - Multiplier to accelerate or slow the rate of change.
# Default is 1.0 (use the default rate of change).
# Example: RATEMODIFIER=1.0
RATEMODIFIER=1.0
# Faction Ranges
# This is used when the user is listing what standing they have
# with a given faction.
# [Code Name] is the term is used by zappers. It should be a simple
# code word used to represent that range. A code name must be unique.
# [Align Flag] is in case the faction is being used as an alignment
# replacement.
# Syntax: RANGEX = [low] ; [high]; [long name] ; [code name] ; [align flag]
# Example: RANGE1 = 0 ; 500; Long Range name ; LONGRCODENM ;
RANGE1=-8000;-1500;Hated;<CODE>_HATED;
RANGE2=-10000;-8000;Villain;<CODE>_VILLAIN;
RANGE3=-500;500;Neutral;<CODE>_NEUTRAL;
RANGE4=500;1500;Liked;<CODE>_LIKED;
RANGE5=-1500;-500;Disliked;<CODE>_DISLIKED;
RANGE6=8000;10000;Hero;<CODE>_HERO;
RANGE7=1500;8000;Loved;<CODE>_LOVED;
# Experience factor
# Does being the same/opposite end of the faction have impact on experience gained?
# Values include:
# NONE - this faction has no impact on experience gained
# EXTREME - experience is proportional to the faction differences.
# HIGHER - experience bonus goes up as my factions value goes toward maximum
# LOWER - experience bonus goes up as my factions value goes toward minimum
# FOLLOWHIGHER - experience bonus goes up as my enemies faction approaches maximum
# FOLLOWLOWER - experience bonus goes up as my enemies value approaches minimum
# Example: EXPERIENCE=EXTREME
EXPERIENCE=NONE
# Zapper Factoring
# Certain groups can optionally gain/lose faction more easily
# Syntax: FACTORX = [gain] ; [loss] ; [zapper]
# Example: FACTOR1=0.5;1.5;-RACE +DWARF
# Relationships with other factions
# Any faction change affecting this faction will affect all the
# ones listed here. The % sets how much so, positively or negatively.
# Syntax: RELATIONX = [Faction] [x.xx%]/[-x.xx%]
# Example: RELATION1 = ALIGNMENT.INI 5.35%
# Change Triggers - these decide how a faction value changes, when, by how much,
# and under what circumstances. The first value in the list of changes is the
# trigger type. Types include the following:
# MURDER - when someone with this faction is killed who matches the ZAPPER part
# of the change trigger definition.
# KILL - when someone with this faction kills another who matches the ZAPPER part
# of the change trigger definition.
# TIME - a change in value that occurs every 10 ticks (around 40 seconds) to those
# with standing in this faction, and who meet the ZAPPER mask requirements. The
# time can be modified with a ROUNDS= parameter.
# BRIBE - when someone with this faction gives money to another. Parameters include
# PCT to require an amount = to a percent of the receivers money, or AMOUNT.
# SOCIAL - when someone with this faction does a social to another. Parameters include
# ID = the Social ID, ID=ALL, and/or WAIT=[TICKS] to prevent spamming.
# TALK - when someone with this faction speaks to another. Parameters include
# REGEX as a regular expression of whats said, WAIT=[TICKS] to prevent spamming.
# MUDCHAT - when someone with this faction converses with a mudchat mob. This
# refers to the MudChat behavior.
# ARRESTED - when someone with this faction is arrested by a legal mob.
# AREAKILL - triggered when % of area mobs killed. PCT parameter required. Group kills.
# AREAASS - triggered when % of highest lvl mobs killed by grp - PCT parameter required.
# AREAEXPLORE - triggered when % of area expired, PCT parameter required
# DYING - triggered when death occurs from any cause.
# Ability ID - the ID of a skill, spell, or similar Ability. Ability IDs can be
# seen by entering from the command line: list skills, list spells, etc..
# Ability type description - the name of a type of an ability (SPELL, PRAYER, SKILLS,
# SONG, CHANT, COMMON SKILL, THIEF SKILL, etc..)
# Ability domain description - the name of a spell domain (ILLUSION, TRANSMUTATION,
# INVOCATION/EVOCATION, DIVINATION, etc...)
# Ability flag description - the name of one of the ability flags defined in the
# coffeemud source code in interfaces/Ability.java. HEALING, for instance,
# if you want ANY healing abilities to initiate this change.
# Social code - the social keyword AND either the optional argument (<T-NAME> or SELF)
# or an asterisk to catch any of the many usages. Use WAIT= to prevent spamming.
# Message type - the CMMsg type word (prefix MSG_) with optional arguments:
# SRC, TGT, OTH, SMSG, TMSG, OMSG. Use "me" to denote faction Holder.
# ADDOUTSIDER - this trigger occurs every 10 ticks, and allows a player who
# does not have standing in the faction, so long as they meet the target trigger
# requirements, to have the faction added using the ADD flag in the next
# (Direction) section of this trigger definition.
# * Any of the above triggers can be modified with parameters whose names are
# unique to each trigger. The format for this VAR=NUMBER or VAR="VALUE".
# * All triggers support a MASK parameter to filter on event sources.
# * All triggers support a CHANCE=x to give a percent chance of triggering x%.
# * All triggers support a WITHIN=x to trigger only with x ticks of timer reset
#
# 1) The Directions:
# a. UP � Faction increases by the standard amount (plus any adjustments)
# b. DOWN � Faction decreases by the standard amount (plus any adjustments)
# c. TOWARDS - Faction increases or decreases towards the faction of the target.
# If there is no target, then there is no change.
# d. AWAY - Faction increases or decreases away from the faction of the target.
# If there is no target, then there is no change.
# c. OPPOSITE � Faction decreases away from and proportional to the faction
# of the target. If there is no target, then there is no change.
# d. MINIMUM � the player instantly gets the lowest possible faction
# e. MAXIMUM � the player instantly gets the highest possible faction
# f. REMOVE - the player has the faction removed from their list.
# g. ADD - the player has the faction added to their list using above DEFAULTs.
# Only useful with the ADDOUTSIDER trigger.
#
# 2) Change factor � a multiplier for the change. This can be used for major/minor
# infractions. Since normal values are between 0 and 150 points, this can be used
# to raise or lower this amount.
#
# 3) FLAGS - this section may contain one or more of the following, space delimited:
#
# OUTSIDER Flag � Normally, when a target is present, the change only applies if the
# target also has standing in this faction. Including this flag will allow the
# change to apply even if the target does not.
#
# SELFOK flag. Normally a change event will NOT trigger if the source and target are
# the same person. This flag will allow a change event to trigger on an action that
# is targeting the source. This is not recommended because someone can just spam
# their faction in one direction or another.
#
# JUST100 flag. Normally the base unadjusted amount of a movement is based partially
# on a comparison between the levels of the source and target, making sure they are
# within the range contemplated by the "EXPRATE" entry in the coffeemud.ini file.
# Including this flag overrides this adjustment, leaving the base rate of 100 points.
#
# XP=x key/value. To grant bonus xp to the source of the trigger event, subject to
# all the normal level and other xp adjustments for a source and target.
#
# RPXP=x key/value. To grant bonus roleplay xp to the source of the trigger event.
# Will only work if RolePlay XP is enabled in the coffeemud.ini file.
#
# RESTIME=x key/value. x = name of another change trigger id. Resets WITHIN timers.
#
# ANNOUNCE=A message to say whenever this event is triggered
#
# 4) Zapper string. You can specify a target mob filter for change events. So, in
# �#CHANGE3=Prayer_Bless;UP;100%;OUTSIDER;-RACE +RODENT�, anytime a player with the
# Alignment faction blesses a mob with the Rodent race, their faction will go up.
# This change will not trigger if cast on a human.
#
# Change string format:
# Syntax: CHANGEX = [TYPE](PARMS);[DIRECTION];[FACTOR %];[FLAGS];[ZAPPER]
# Example: CHANGE1 = MURDER;OPPOSITE;100%;JUST100;-RACE +Elf
# Example: CHANGE1=TIME(ROUNDS=40);UP;20%;OUTSIDER JUST100;+MOOD -MEAN -chance 99
CHANGE1=KILL;DOWN;10%;OUTSIDER JUST100;-RACE "+<CLASSID>"
CHANGE2=BRIBE(PCT=100%);UP;20%;OUTSIDER JUST100;-RACE "+<CLASSID>"
CHANGE3=MUDCHAT(MASK="+MOOD -ANGRY -RUDE -MEAN -GRUMPY");UP;5%;OUTSIDER JUST100;-RACE "+<CLASSID>"
CHANGE4=TALK(WAIT=10 REGEX=".*<NAME>.*" MASK="+MOOD -ANGRY -RUDE -MEAN -GRUMPY");UP;5%;OUTSIDER JUST100;-RACE "+<CLASSID>"
CHANGE5=TALK(WAIT=3 MASK="+MOOD -ANGRY -RUDE -MEAN -GRUMPY");UP;1%;OUTSIDER JUST100;-RACE "+<CLASSID>"
CHANGE6=ADDOUTSIDER;ADD;0;OUTSIDER SELFOK;-MOB
# Ability Usage Controls
# Controlling whether, by default, an ability of the type, or with the given flag,
# is flagged as being appropriate for the given range of faction. This has a big
# impact on some character classes, and especially on MOB skill usage.
# The first parameter is either a skill ID, type, spell domain, or flag name. Flag
# names can be prefixed with a "!" to denote the requirement that this flag NOT be found.
# All first parm values must match a given skill before the faction range check
# is made to evaluate eligibility.
# Syntax: ABILITYX = [SKILL NAME/TYPE/DOMAIN/FLAGS];[MIN RANGE];[MAX RANGE]
# Example: ABILITY1=PRAYER HOLY !UNHOLY;4501;10000
# Affects/Behaviors
# Adds affects and behaviors to mobs who have this faction (not players).
# [Ability/Behavior ID]
# [Parameters] the official parameters for the affect or behavior
# [MOB mask] a mask to determine if any given mob with this faction gets the
# affect or behavior
# Syntax: AFFBEHAVX = [Ability/Behavior ID] ; [Parameters] ; [MOB mask]
# Example: AFFBEHAV1 = Aggressive ;Message="Die!" -FACTION +RANGE3; -RACE +ELF
# Reaction Affects/Behaviors/Commands
# Adds very temporary affects and behaviors to mobs who match the reaction zapper
# mask, and who are in the same room as someone with standing in this faction.
# [RangeName] the code name of the range that triggers this
# [MOB mask] a mask to determine if any given mob in the presence of a faction
# bearer will receive
# [Ability/Command/Behavior ID]
# [Parameters] the official parameters for the affect or behavior or command,
# You may use <TARGET> to substitute the faction bearers name.
# Syntax: REACTIONX = [RANGENAME]; [MOB mask]; [Ability/Behavior/Command ID]; [Parameters]
# Example: REACTION1 = EVIL; -EVIL -NEUTRAL; Aggressive;Message="Die Evil Scum!" -FACTION +EVIL
REACTION1=<CODE>_HATED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";Mood;mean
REACTION2=<CODE>_HATED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 95;Aggressive;CHECKLEVEL -NAMES "+<TARGET>"
REACTION3=<CODE>_VILLAIN;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";Mood;mean
REACTION4=<CODE>_VILLAIN;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 75;VeryAggressive;CHECKLEVEL -NAMES "+<TARGET>"
REACTION5=<CODE>_DISLIKED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 85;Mood;grumpy
REACTION6=<CODE>_DISLIKED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 90 +DISPOSITION -ISHIDDEN -ISINVISIBLE;Emote;gives you a dirty look.
REACTION7=<CODE>_LIKED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 85;Mood;happy
REACTION8=<CODE>_LIKED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 85;Emote;smiles.
REACTION9=<CODE>_LOVED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 80;Say;Hello <TARGET>.
REACTION10=<CODE>_LOVED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";MudChat;
REACTION11=<CODE>_LOVED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";Mood;happy
REACTION12=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 75;Spell_AweOther;<TARGET>
REACTION12=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";MudChat;
REACTION13=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";Mood;happy
REACTION14=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 80;Say;Hail <TARGET>, hero of all <NAME>s!
REACTION15=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";Spell_AweOther;<TARGET>
REACTION16=<CODE>_LOVED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 80;NiceAbilities;
REACTION17=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";NiceAbilities;
REACTION18=<CODE>_HATED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -CHANCE 80;NastyAbilities;
REACTION19=<CODE>_VILLAIN;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";NastyAbilities;
REACTION20=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>";Guard;<TARGET>
REACTION21=<CODE>_LIKED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -JAVACLASS +StdShopkeeper +GenShopkeeper;Skill_Befriend;<TARGET>=3
REACTION22=<CODE>_LOVED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -JAVACLASS +StdShopkeeper +GenShopkeeper;Skill_Befriend;<TARGET>=8
REACTION23=<CODE>_HERO;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -JAVACLASS +StdShopkeeper +GenShopkeeper;Skill_Befriend;<TARGET>=13
REACTION24=<CODE>_DISLIKED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -JAVACLASS +StdShopkeeper +GenShopkeeper;Skill_Befriend;<TARGET>=-3
REACTION25=<CODE>_HATED;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -JAVACLASS +StdShopkeeper +GenShopkeeper;Skill_Befriend;<TARGET>=-8
REACTION26=<CODE>_VILLAIN;-RACE "+<CLASSID>" -JAVACLASS +StdShopkeeper +GenShopkeeper;Skill_Befriend;<TARGET>=-13
# Use Light Reactions relates to the reaction list above.
# Set to false to use the normal reaction system, or true to use the 'light' reaction system.
# The normal system uses more resources, but players with different faction values will conflict
# when in the same room, making mob reactions go to the winner. However, all properties and
# behaviors will work as expected.
# The light system uses less resources, and allows players with different faction values to get
# some functionality when in the same room with each other. However, some properties and
# behaviors may not work as expected.
USELIGHTREACTIONS=true;