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Because just the top-level field changing invalidates everything in the sub-document, a single attribute change would trigger a re-calculation on all attributes and their dependents. This change should significantly improve performance.
27 lines
933 B
JavaScript
27 lines
933 B
JavaScript
Schemas.Attribute = new SimpleSchema({
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//the unmodified value of the attribute
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//should be zero for most attributes after a long rest
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base: {
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type: Number,
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defaultValue: 0
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},
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//effect arrays
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add: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [] },
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mul: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [] },
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min: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [] },
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max: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [] },
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conditional:{ type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [] }
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});
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//note that to make an invulnerability add a new max of zero value
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Schemas.Vulnerability = new SimpleSchema({
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//same as attribute
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base: {
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type: Number,
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defaultValue: 0
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},
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//effect arrays
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mul: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [] },
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min: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [{name: "Resistance doesn't stack", value: 0.5}] },
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max: { type: [Schemas.Effect], defaultValue: [{name: "Vulnerability doesn't stack", value: 2}] },
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}); |