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At this column you can learn to create your own egg-O-shOOter.
Bonuses / maluses
At some places of the file 'themes.txt' you have the possibility to set minimal or maximal values for a sequence of variables. Those sequences look like this: xxxBenefitMin=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 xxxBenefitMax=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 The sequences consist of 13 comma separated values with the following meaning: 1.) Points, minimal -1000 maximal +1000 2.) Playtime, minimal -100 maximal +100 3.) Ammunition, minimal -100 maximal +100 4.) Seconds rubbertime, minimal -100 maximal +100 5.) Seconds speed PLUS, minimal -100 maximal +100 6.) Value of speed INCREASE, minimal 0 maximal 100 7.) Seconds speed MINUS, minimal -100 maximal +100 8.) Value speed DECREASE, minimal 0 maximal 100 9.) Seconds gravitation PLUS (=downwards), minimal -100 maximal +100 10.) Value gravitation PLUS, minimal 0 maximal 100 11.) Seconds gravitation MINUS (=upwards), minimal -100 maximal +100 12.) Value gravitation MINUS, minimal 0 maximal 100 13.) Seconds light, minimal -100 maximal +100 A value between Min and Max is 'diced'. If there is an asterisk () in front of the value, the 'diced' value is added to the existing one. If you have e. g. 10 peas in your blowgun and the value for 3.) is '3' (Min and Max), you will have 12 peas after the hit (one pea is subtracted for your shot). Without the asterisk in front, you will have 2 peas in your blowguns (one pea for the shot is also subtracted). If you like a value to remain unchanged, set the according place to *0 (Min and Max). Therewith a value of zero is added (=standard). Note that the speed can't be increased and decreased at the same time (number 5+6 and 7+8). That is also effective for the increase and decrease of gravity (number 9+10 and 11+12).

At this column you can learn to create your own egg-O-shOOter.

Bonuses / maluses

At some places of the file 'themes.txt' you have the possibility to set minimal or maximal values for a sequence of variables. Those sequences look like this:

xxxBenefitMin=*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0
xxxBenefitMax=*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0,*0

The sequences consist of 13 comma separated values with the following meaning:
1.) Points, minimal -1000 maximal +1000
2.) Playtime, minimal -100 maximal +100
3.) Ammunition, minimal -100 maximal +100
4.) Seconds rubbertime, minimal -100 maximal +100
5.) Seconds speed PLUS, minimal -100 maximal +100
6.) Value of speed INCREASE, minimal 0 maximal 100
7.) Seconds speed MINUS, minimal -100 maximal +100
8.) Value speed DECREASE, minimal 0 maximal 100
9.) Seconds gravitation PLUS (=downwards), minimal -100 maximal +100
10.) Value gravitation PLUS, minimal 0 maximal 100
11.) Seconds gravitation MINUS (=upwards), minimal -100 maximal +100
12.) Value gravitation MINUS, minimal 0 maximal 100
13.) Seconds light, minimal -100 maximal +100

A value between Min and Max is 'diced'.

If there is an asterisk (*) in front of the value, the 'diced' value is added to the existing one. If you have e. g. 10 peas in your blowgun and the value for 3.) is '*3' (Min and Max), you will have 12 peas after the hit (one pea is subtracted for your shot). Without the asterisk in front, you will have 2 peas in your blowguns (one pea for the shot is also subtracted).

If you like a value to remain unchanged, set the according place to *0 (Min and Max). Therewith a value of zero is added (=standard).

Note that the speed can't be increased and decreased at the same time (number 5+6 and 7+8). That is also effective for the increase and decrease of gravity (number 9+10 and 11+12).