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Enemy setup

This page explains the target line. Use it when you want the enemy to behave like a real test target instead of a plain damage dummy.

Simple target​

target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=0,2.4 hp=999999999;

What each field means:

  • lvl is the enemy level.
  • resist=0.1 means 10% resistance. Use decimals, not percentages.
  • radius is the hitbox size. Bigger radius makes area attacks easier to hit.
  • pos=x,y is the target position. This matters for multi-target and area attacks.
  • hp is the enemy HP. Very high HP makes a target that will not die during normal tests.

Multi-target​

Write one target line per enemy.

target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=0,2.4 hp=999999999;
target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=2,2.4 hp=999999999;
target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=-2,2.4 hp=999999999;

Use this for teams where grouping, cleave, splash damage, or AoE size changes the result.

Energy particles​

Some tests need enemy particle drops. Add particle settings directly to the target line.

target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=0,2.4 hp=2500000 particle_threshold=250000 particle_drop_count=1;
  • particle_threshold is how much HP damage must be dealt before the next drop.
  • particle_drop_count is how many neutral particles drop each time.
  • Lower threshold means more enemy particles.
  • Higher threshold means fewer enemy particles.

Real enemy data​

Enemy reference pages include HP, names, resistance, and particle drops. These pages stay because they answer useful questions like:

  • how much HP this enemy has at a level
  • what resistances it uses
  • how many particles it drops
  • which internal names can map to it

Open Reference -> Enemies from the sidebar when you need exact enemy data.

Copy starters​

Plain dummy:

target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=0,2.4 hp=999999999;

Two enemies:

target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=-1.8,2.4 hp=999999999;
target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=1.8,2.4 hp=999999999;

Enemy with neutral particle drops:

target lvl=100 resist=0.1 radius=2 pos=0,2.4 hp=2500000 particle_threshold=250000 particle_drop_count=1;

Common mistakes​

  • Writing resist=10 instead of resist=0.1.
  • Forgetting pos when testing multi-target.
  • Giving the enemy too little HP and ending the sim early.
  • Comparing rotations with different particle settings.