thx!!!

 

 

void combat (vector<double>& health, double oaccuracy, double obase_damage)

{

        for (int j = 1; j < health.size (); j++)

        {

                for (int k = 1; k < obase_damage; k++)

                {

                        if (j - k >= 0)

                                health [j - k] += oaccuracy * health [j] / obase_damage;

                        else

                                health [0] += oaccuracy * health [j] / obase_damage;

                }

                health [j] *= 1 - oaccuracy;

                health [j] += oaccuracy * health [j] / obase_damage;

        }

}

void statistics (double& p, double& win, double& loss, vector<double> health, vector<double> ohealth)

{

        double temp = 1 - (1 - health [0]) * (1 - ohealth [0]);

        temp -= p;

        if (health [0] > 0 || ohealth [0] > 0)

        {

                win += temp * (ohealth [0] / (ohealth [0] + health [0]));

                loss += temp * (health [0] / (ohealth [0] + health [0]));

        }

        p += temp;

}

void create_health (vector<double>& health, double constitution)

{

        for (int i = 0; i < constitution * 10; i++)

                health.push_back (0);

        health [health.size () - 1] = 1;

}

int main()

{

        cout << "Enter both players' stats to calculate chances of winning." << endl << endl;

        double attack; // Your Attack level

        double strength; // Your Strength level

        double defence; // Your Defence level

        double constitution; // Your Constitution level

        double oattack; // Opponent's Attack level

        double ostrength; // Opponent's Strength level

        double odefence; // Opponent's Defence level

        double oconstitution; // Opponent's Constitution level

        cout << "Attack:                                  ";

        cin >> attack; // Your Attack level

        cout << "Strength:                              ";

        cin >> strength; // Your Strength level

        cout << "Defence:                                ";

        cin >> defence; // Your Defence level

        cout << "Constitution:                  ";

        cin >> constitution; // Your Constitution level

        cout << endl;

        cout << "Opponent's Attack:        ";

        cin >> oattack; // Opponent's Attack level

        cout << "Opponent's Strength:    ";

        cin >> ostrength; // Opponent's Strength level

        cout << "Opponent's Defence:      ";

        cin >> odefence; // Opponent's Defence level

        cout << "Opponent's Constitution: ";

        cin >> oconstitution; // Opponent's Constitution level

        cout << endl;

        double effective_attack = 10 * (attack + 8 + 3); // 5/8 from standard formula, 3 from style bonus

        double effective_strength = strength + 8; // ,,

        double base_damage = effective_strength + 5; // ,,

        double effective_defence = 10 * (defence + 8); // ,,

        double oeffective_attack = 10 * (oattack + 8 + 3); // ,,

        double oeffective_strength = ostrength + 8; // ,,

        double obase_damage = oeffective_strength + 5; // ,,

        double oeffective_defence = 10 * (odefence + 8); // ,,

        double accuracy;

        double oaccuracy;

        if (attack < odefence)

                accuracy = (effective_attack - 1) / (2 * oeffective_defence);

        else

                accuracy = 1 - (oeffective_defence + 1) / (2 * effective_attack);

        if (oattack < defence)

                oaccuracy = (oeffective_attack - 1) / (2 * effective_defence);

        else

                oaccuracy = 1 - (effective_defence + 1) / (2 * oeffective_attack);

        cout << "Your accuracy:            " << accuracy << endl;

        cout << "Opponent's accuracy:    " << oaccuracy << endl;

        cout << endl;

        vector<double> health;

        vector<double> ohealth;

        create_health (health, constitution);

        create_health (ohealth, oconstitution);

        double p = 0;

        double win = 0;

        double loss = 0;

        for (int hit = 0; win + loss < 0.99 && hit < 1000; hit++)

        {

                combat (health, oaccuracy, obase_damage);

                combat (ohealth, accuracy, base_damage);

                statistics (p, win, loss, health, ohealth);

        }

        cout << "Your win chance:                " << win << endl;

        cout << "Opponent's win chance:   " << loss << endl;

        return 0;

}

I don't see what the problem is with converting it, should take you less than 10 minutes?

I don't see what the problem is with converting it, should take you less than 10 minutes?

I don't know anything about c++ though, stuff like this <<'s just confuse me at this point..

Prove yourself and convert it in less than 10 minutes?

Edited April 19, 201411 yr by FearMe

>> and << operators I'm assuming just wait/put out data. Obviously it's just printing out text and then waiting for input to store in a variable.

LOL... Xavier sent me this too a while ago. What a noob cant translate it?

>> and << operators I'm assuming just wait/put out data. Obviously it's just printing out text and then waiting for input to store in a variable.

Ah nvm, I get it now. I thought endl was a variable(didn't look for it at all, just assumed), it turns out it means end line... I think I can convert it myself now. >_>

LOL... Xavier sent me this too a while ago. What a noob cant translate it?

hey wanna help me i got it converted but it returns 0% win chance no matter what.. :<

>> and << operators I'm assuming just wait/put out data. Obviously it's just printing out text and then waiting for input to store in a variable.

 

^^this

std::cout << "kjhkjhkj" << std::endl; //will output whatever follows the "<<" sign on the console/terminal 

std::cin >> variable; // will take an input and place it in some variable.

 

btw keep your main function as clean as possible ;)