Can We Get the Source Code for Job Advacement HP/MP Gains?

EDIT:

The new, accurate, averages for job advancements gains are as follows:

Job: HP/ MP

*1st Jobs*
Warrior: 225 / 0
Magician: 0 / 125
Thief: 162.5 / 0
Archer: 162.5 / 0
Pirate: 162.5 / 0

*2nd-4th Jobs*
Warrior: 325 / 0
Magician: 0 / 475
Archer: 325 / 175
Thief: 325 / 175
Pirate: 325 / 175

*Other*
GM: 162.5 / 0
Super GM: 325 / 175

All values fluctuate by 50. (i.e. 300-350)

 

That'd be great

 

From the MapleRoyals sauce leak:

Code:

public void changeJob(MapleJob newJob) {
        this.job = newJob;
        this.remainingSp++;
        if (newJob.getId() % 10 == 2) {
            this.remainingSp += 2;
        }
        updateSingleStat(MapleStat.AVAILABLESP, this.remainingSp);
        updateSingleStat(MapleStat.JOB, newJob.getId());
        if (job.getId() == 100) { //FIRST JOB WARRIOR
            maxhp += rand(200, 250);
        } else if (job.getId() == 200) { //FIRST JOB MAGICIAN
            maxmp += rand(100, 150);
        } else if (job.getId() % 100 == 0) { //FIRST JOB THIEF, BOWMAN & PIRATE
            maxhp += rand(100, 150);
            maxhp += rand(25, 50);
        } else if (job.getId() > 0 && job.getId() < 200) { //SECOND - FOURTH JOB WARRIOR
            maxhp += rand(300, 350);
        } else if (job.getId() < 300) { //SECOND - FOURTH JOB MAGICIAN
            maxmp += rand(450, 500);
        } else if (job.getId() > 0) { //EVERYTHING ELSE
            maxhp += rand(300, 350);
            maxmp += rand(150, 200);
        }
        if (maxhp >= 30000) {
            maxhp = 30000;
        }
        if (maxmp >= 30000) {
            maxmp = 30000;
        }
}

 

If it follows what was posted then the extra mp/hp added is pseudo-random so you can't know for sure until you actually do the job adv.

 

Ah. This is nice. Nice, indeed.

It's all about them averages.

 

This still isn't checking out.

I just asked two lvl 34 thieves what their MaxHP is, and they said 1221 and 1216.

If each job advancement as a thief gives 300-350 HP, and each level as a thief gives 20-24 HP (24 lvls), and each level as a Beginner gives you 12-16 HP, and you start with 50 HP, then even in the worst case scenario, you get:

9*12 + 24*20 + 300*2 + 50 =
108 + 480 + 600 + 50 = 1238

So a lvl 34 thief, should have, at the very least, 1238 HP.

How were these guys under that amount?

 

Oh. I did the comment wrong where beginner is. There's the modulus modifier and since there are jobs that have a remainder of 0 when you divide by 100, that could be it.

300 - Archer
400 - Rogue
500 - Pirate

 

k, so, I'm assuming this line:

else if (job.getId() % 100 == 0) { //BEGINNER
maxhp += rand(100, 150);
maxhp += rand(25, 50);

doesn't just mean Beginner. I'm assuming the % 100 == 0 means 0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, which include all 1st jobs.

EDIT: Just saw your post after I posted this lol xD Glad it's all cleared up.
EDIT EDIT: Beginner wouldn't even make any sense xD

 

I'm assuming:

} else if (job.getId() % 100 == 0) {
maxhp += rand(100, 150);
maxhp += rand(25, 50);

is a typo.

It was probably supposed to be maxmp += rand(25, 50);
But hey, can't complain about extra HP.

 

On the if / else if statement, you can see that both the first job warrior and magician classes would satisfy the condition before it reached the line where "else if (job.getId() % 100 == 0)" would be tested. Therefore, only the other three classes are affected by this "else if" statement while warriors and magicians have their own first job HP/MP increases. RIP that extra HP now that you pointed it out.

 

Another interesting thing I've found in the sauce is that Pirates only gain 10-12 MP per LevelUpAP placed into MP, when they lose 16 from each removal.

That's a ~5 point deficit for MP Washing for Pirates, whereas most classes have a ~1 point deficit. Sucks for Pirates xD