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Can be useful.
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WCIII Armor-Damage Reduction Calculator
- Author(s)
- 13Stallion
- Tags
- Windows, Misc, World Editor Addons
- Size
- 21 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 2848
- Created
- Mar 18, 2010
- Updated
- Jun 19, 2010
- Resources
- 1
- State
Approved
This bundle is marked as recommended. It works and satisfies the submission rules.
This Tool will allow you to find the specific damage reduction value associated with a units armor value.
-You can view both the WC3 GUI Value or the raw damage reduction value.
-You can modify the reduction% from 6% to any other positive value, allows you to calculate gameplay constant changes
-This is useful if you are making an rpg/hero arena etc.. and you wish to know how much damage reduction a hero will recieve with a certain amount of armor
-This is in fact using the exact formula that wc3 uses to calculate damage reduction from armor
*note a unit can NEVER receive 100% damage reduction, the value should reach 99.9% when the armor reaches (99,999/reduction%) or (16666 armor with 6% reduction) which is most likely impossible in WC3
-This will only work for windows
-Coded in VB'08/VB.net
-Please give any Feedback/Suggestions/Future requests
-13Stallion
Keywords:
armor, damage, reduction, calculator
-You can view both the WC3 GUI Value or the raw damage reduction value.
-You can modify the reduction% from 6% to any other positive value, allows you to calculate gameplay constant changes
-This is useful if you are making an rpg/hero arena etc.. and you wish to know how much damage reduction a hero will recieve with a certain amount of armor
-This is in fact using the exact formula that wc3 uses to calculate damage reduction from armor
*note a unit can NEVER receive 100% damage reduction, the value should reach 99.9% when the armor reaches (99,999/reduction%) or (16666 armor with 6% reduction) which is most likely impossible in WC3
-This will only work for windows
-Coded in VB'08/VB.net
-Please give any Feedback/Suggestions/Future requests
-13Stallion
Keywords:
armor, damage, reduction, calculator
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Reviews
zoobiker
Z
zoobiker
indeed it does work for windows 7 
Judeep27
J
Judeep27
Informative
I am very much pleased with the contents you have mentioned. I wanted to thank you for this great discussion.I love it greatly because I cannot find anything better than your authors.
I am very much pleased with the contents you have mentioned. I wanted to thank you for this great discussion.I love it greatly because I cannot find anything better than your authors.
- Joined
- Jul 17, 2011
- Messages
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did u just Watch a hello World video?
- Joined
- Sep 3, 2013
- Messages
- 4
Great program (works great if you can have the program running and wc3 in window mode), though I have a question:
Are there any maps that allow you to use this as practice; specifically, give you ratios, feedback and damage values?
edit: So far I would give this a five for what the program does. I just wish it did more but it does say an armor calculator!
Are there any maps that allow you to use this as practice; specifically, give you ratios, feedback and damage values?
edit: So far I would give this a five for what the program does. I just wish it did more but it does say an armor calculator!
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- Joined
- Sep 19, 2025
- Messages
- 34
Very helpful, however, if you could explain the calculation method, that would be even better, as it would help integrate that calculation into the map.
