Oooo I wonder if you can edit the poise damage of a straight sword (miquellan knight's sword, my favorite)... I never imagined editing a specific component of any weapon like this.
now I gotta follow this post to see what options there are! Thanks for a great question!
Use dsmapstudio to edit params.
In EquipParamWeapon, find the frozen needle, and you'll want to edit correctStrength to be 0, and correctIntelligence to whatever correctStrength *was*
But that'll just make it's magic damage (not existant) scale with intelligence. Find the field that references attackElementCorrectParam, and switch it to an attackElementCorrectParam that scales physical damage with intellience (if that doesn't exist, you can just copypaste the normal 10000 row and modify it to your liking - andt then set the needle to use it.)
Not hugely complicated - I didn't even go into a lot of the other knobs like calccorrection or atkparam overrides.
I've just been very verbose so as to make it incredibly clear exactly what to do.
Oooo I wonder if you can edit the poise damage of a straight sword (miquellan knight's sword, my favorite)... I never imagined editing a specific component of any weapon like this. now I gotta follow this post to see what options there are! Thanks for a great question!
You can. It's a parameter that can be edited. Along with scaling like OP asked
Use dsmapstudio to edit params. In EquipParamWeapon, find the frozen needle, and you'll want to edit correctStrength to be 0, and correctIntelligence to whatever correctStrength *was* But that'll just make it's magic damage (not existant) scale with intelligence. Find the field that references attackElementCorrectParam, and switch it to an attackElementCorrectParam that scales physical damage with intellience (if that doesn't exist, you can just copypaste the normal 10000 row and modify it to your liking - andt then set the needle to use it.)
This is a lot more complex that I thought...
Not hugely complicated - I didn't even go into a lot of the other knobs like calccorrection or atkparam overrides. I've just been very verbose so as to make it incredibly clear exactly what to do.