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/* Determine MP
 *
 * MP is calculated by how long the user has been around
 * and how often they post.
 *
 * Max MP is based on level, and increases with level
 * Each post a user makes costs them mp,
 * and a user regenerates mp proportional to how
 * many days they have been registered
 *
 */

//Number of days the user has been at the forums.
$level_user_days = max(1, round( ( time() - $postrow[$i]['user_regdate'] ) / 86400 ));

/* The mp cost for one post.
 * Raising this value will generally decrease the current
 * mp for most posters.
 * This may be set to a decimal value (eg, 2, 2.1, 3.141596)
 * This should NOT be set to 0
 */
$level_post_mp_cost = 2.5;

/* This determines how much mp a user regenerates per day
 * Raising this value will generally increase the current
 * mp for most posters.
 * This may be set to a decimal value (eg, 3, 3.5, 2.71828)
 * This should NOT be set to 0
 */
$level_mp_regen_per_day = 4;

if($level_level < 1)
{
        $level_mp = '0 / 0';
        $level_mp_percent = 0;
}
else
{
        $level_max_mp = floor( (pow( $level_level, (1/4) ) ) * (pow( 10, pow( $level_level+2, (1/3) ) ) ) / (pi()) );

        $level_mp_cost = $postrow[$i]['user_posts'] * $level_post_mp_cost;
        $level_mp_regen = max(1, $level_user_days * $level_mp_regen_per_day);

        $level_cur_mp = floor($level_max_mp - $level_mp_cost + $level_mp_regen);
        $level_cur_mp = max(0, $level_cur_mp);
        $level_cur_mp = min($level_max_mp, $level_cur_mp);

        $level_mp = $level_cur_mp . ' / ' . $level_max_mp;
        $level_mp_percent = floor($level_cur_mp / $level_max_mp * 100 );

}

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./viewtopic.php

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$row_class = ( !($i % 2) ) ? $theme['td_class1'] : $theme['td_class2'];

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/* Begin HP/MP/EXP Mod
 *
 * Note: all new variables used created in this mod
 * are prefixed with level_ to be sure of not overwriting
 * other variables.
 *
 */
 
/* Calculate Level
 * A user's level is determined by their total number of posts.
 * A nice mathmatical formula is used to translate their post count
 * into an intager level.
 *
 * Note: A user with zero (0) posts is considered level 0, however
 * making one (1) post, raises them to level 1.
 *
 */

if($postrow[$i]['user_posts'] < 1)
{
	$level_level = 0;
}
else
{
	$level_level = floor( pow( log10( $postrow[$i]['user_posts'] ), 3 ) ) + 1;
}

/* Determine Hit Points (HP)
 * 
 * Hp is based on user activity.
 * Max HP is based on the user's level, and will generally
 * be the same for all users of the same level.
 *
 * A user's current HP is based on the user's posts per day.
 * A higher post per day (ppd), the more HP they will have. A 
 * user with an average PPD (set below) will have 50% of their 
 * max HP. As a user goes over the average PPD, they will have 
 * more HP, but the gains will decrease as the user's PPD increases.
 * This makes achieving 100% hp difficult, but not impossible.
 *
 * For users with under the average PPD, they will have HP equal
 * to 1/2 the percentage their ppd is of the average.
 * ie- a user with 2.5 ppd, and an average ppd of 5 will have
 * 25% of their max HP. This is because 2.5 is 50% of 5, and 1/2
 * of that, is 25%.
 *
 * Users who manage to post so far above the average that they have
 * more HP than their max will recieve a bonus to their max HP.
 *
 * Note that users at level 0 will always have 0 / 0 hp.
 *
 */

/*
 * This value determines the 'average' posts per day.
 * The admin may redefine this variable as he wishes. 
 * Higher values will generally decrease users' HP, and
 * lower values will generally increase users' HP.
 *
 * Note: Do NOT set this value to zero (0).
 * This -may- be set to a fractional value (eg, 5.1, 3.1415)
 *
 */

$level_avg_ppd = 5;

/* 
 * this value sets how hard it is to achieve 100%
 * hp. The higher you set it, the harder it is to
 * get full hp.
 *
 * to judge how high to set it, a user must have
 * posts per day equal to the $level_avg_ppd plus
 * the number set below.
 * 
 * This should NOT be zero.
 */
 
$level_bonus_redux = 5;

/*
 * We need to actually calculate the user's posts per day
 * because unlike in the profile, it's not done for us.
 *
 */
$level_user_ppd = ($postrow[$i]['user_posts'] / max(1, round( ( time() - $postrow[$i]['user_regdate'] ) / 86400 )));

if($level_level < 1)
{
	$level_hp = "0 / 0";
	$level_hp_percent = 0;
}
else
{
	$level_max_hp = floor( (pow( $level_level, (1/4) ) ) * (pow( 10, pow( $level_level+2, (1/3) ) ) ) / (1.5) );

	if($level_user_ppd >= $level_avg_ppd)
	{
		$level_hp_percent = floor( (.5 + (($level_user_ppd - $level_avg_ppd) / ($level_bonus_redux * 2)) ) * 100);
	}
	else
	{
		$level_hp_percent = floor( $level_user_ppd / ($level_avg_ppd / 50) );
	}
	
	if($level_hp_percent > 100)
	{
		//Give the user a bonus to max HP for greater than 100% hp.
		$level_max_hp += floor( ($level_hp_percent - 100) * pi() );
		$level_hp_percent = 100;
	}
	else
	{
		$level_hp_percent = max(0, $level_hp_percent);
	}
	
	$level_cur_hp = floor($level_max_hp * ($level_hp_percent / 100) );
	
	//Be sure a user has no more than max, and no less than zero hp.
	$level_cur_hp = max(0, $level_cur_hp);
	$level_cur_hp = min($level_max_hp, $level_cur_hp);
	
	$level_hp = $level_cur_hp . ' / ' . $level_max_hp;
}

/* Determine MP
 * 
 * MP is calculated by how long the user has been around
 * and how often they post.
 * 
 * Max MP is based on level, and increases with level
 * Each post a user makes costs them mp,
 * and a user regenerates mp proportional to how
 * many days they have been registered
 *
 */
 
//Number of days the user has been at the forums.
$level_user_days = max(1, round( ( time() - $postrow[$i]['user_regdate'] ) / 86400 ));

/* The mp cost for one post.
 * Raising this value will generally decrease the current
 * mp for most posters.
 * This may be set to a decimal value (eg, 2, 2.1, 3.141596)
 * This should NOT be set to 0
 */
$level_post_mp_cost = 2.5;

/* This determines how much mp a user regenerates per day
 * Raising this value will generally increase the current
 * mp for most posters.
 * This may be set to a decimal value (eg, 3, 3.5, 2.71828)
 * This should NOT be set to 0
 */
$level_mp_regen_per_day = 4;

if($level_level < 1)
{
	$level_mp = '0 / 0';
	$level_mp_percent = 0;
}
else
{
	$level_max_mp = floor( (pow( $level_level, (1/4) ) ) * (pow( 10, pow( $level_level+2, (1/3) ) ) ) / (pi()) );
	
	$level_mp_cost = $postrow[$i]['user_posts'] * $level_post_mp_cost;
	$level_mp_regen = max(1, $level_user_days * $level_mp_regen_per_day);
	
	$level_cur_mp = floor($level_max_mp - $level_mp_cost + $level_mp_regen);
	$level_cur_mp = max(0, $level_cur_mp);
	$level_cur_mp = min($level_max_mp, $level_cur_mp);
	
	$level_mp = $level_cur_mp . ' / ' . $level_max_mp;
	$level_mp_percent = floor($level_cur_mp / $level_max_mp * 100 );
	
}

/* Determine EXP percentage
 *
 * Experience is determined by how far the user is away
 * from the next level. This is expressed as a percentage.
 * 
 * Note, a user of level 0 has 100% experience. Making one post
 * will put them at level 1. Also, a user that is shown to have 100%
 * experience, will go up a level on their next post.
 *
 */

if($level_level == 0)
{
	$level_exp = "0 / 0";
	$level_exp_percent = 100;
}
else
{
	$level_posts_for_next = floor( pow( 10, pow( $level_level, (1/3) ) ) );
	

	$level_posts_for_this = max(1, floor( pow( 10, pow( ($level_level - 1), (1/3) ) ) ) );
	

	
	$level_exp = ($postrow[$i]['user_posts'] - $level_posts_for_this) . " / " . ($level_posts_for_next - $level_posts_for_this);
	
	$level_exp_percent = floor( ( ($postrow[$i]['user_posts'] - $level_posts_for_this) / max( 1, ($level_posts_for_next - $level_posts_for_this ) ) ) * 100);
}

/* END HP/MP/EXP MOD */