cubemain.txt

Overview

This file controls the recipes for the Horadric Cube

Any column field name starting with “*” is considered a comment field and is not used by the game

Data Fields

description – This is a reference field to define the cube recipe

enabled – Boolean field. If equals 1, then the recipe can be used in-game. If equals 0, then the recipe cannot be used in-game.

firstLadderSeason – Integer field. The first ladder season this cube recipe can be made on (inclusive). If blank or 0 then it is available in non-ladder.

lastLadderSeason – Integer field. The last ladder season this cube recipe is ladder-only (inclusive). Must be used in conjunction with firstLadderSeason.

min diff – The minimum game difficulty to use the recipe (0 = All Game Difficulties | 1 = Nightmare and Hell Difficulty only | 2 = Hell Difficulty only)

version – Defines which game version to use this recipe (0 = Classic mode | 100 = Expansion mode)

op – Uses a function as an additional input requirement for the recipe

param – Integer value used as a possible parameter for the “op” function

value – Integer value used as a possible parameter for the “op” function

class – Defines the recipe to be only usable by a defined class

numinputs – Controls the number of items that need to be inside the cube for the recipe

input 1 (to input7) – Controls what items are required for the recipe. Uses the item’s unique code. Users can also add input parameters by adding a comma “,” to the input and using a code.

output – Controls the first output item. Uses the item’s unique code. Users can also add output parameters by adding a comma “,” to the output and using a code.

lvl – Forces the output item level to be a specific level. If this field is used, then ignore the “plvl” and “ilvl” fields.

plvl – This is a numeric ratio that gets multiplied with the current player’s level, to add to the output item’s level requirement

ilvl – This is a numeric ratio that gets multiplied with “input 1” item’s level, to add to the output item’s level requirement

mod 1 (to mod 5) – Controls the output item properties (Uses the “code” field from Properties.txt)

mod 1 chance (to mod 5 chance) – The percent chance that the property will be assigned. If this equals 0, then the Property will always be assigned.

mod 1 param (to mod 5 param) – The “parameter” value associated with the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

mod 1 min (to mod 5 min) – The “min” value to assign to the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

mod 1 max (to mod 5 max) – The “max” value to assign to the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

output b – Controls the second output item. Uses the item’s unique code. Users can also add output parameters by adding a comma “,” to the output and using a code. (See “output” for more details)

b lvl – Forces the output item level to be a specific level. If this field is used, then ignore the “plvl” and “ilvl” fields.

b plvl – This is a numeric ratio that gets multiplied with the current player’s level, to add to the output item’s level requirement

b ilvl – This is a numeric ratio that gets multiplied with “input 2” item’s level, to add to the output item’s level requirement

b mod 1 (to b mod 5) – Controls the output item properties (Uses the “code” field from Properties.txt)

b mod 1 chance (to b mod 5 chance) – The percent chance that the property will be assigned. If this equals 0, then the Property will always be assigned.

b mod 1 param (to b mod 5 param) – The “parameter” value associated with the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

b mod 1 min (to b mod 5 min) – The “min” value to assign to the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

b mod 1 max (to b mod 5 max) – The “max” value to assign to the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

output c – Controls the third output item. Uses the item’s unique code. Users can also add output parameters by adding a comma “,” to the output and using a code. (See “output” for more details)

c lvl – Forces the output item level to be a specific level. If this field is used, then ignore the “plvl” and “ilvl” fields.

c plvl – This is a numeric ratio that gets multiplied with the current player’s level, to add to the output item’s level requirement

c ilvl – This is a numeric ratio that gets multiplied with “input 3” item’s level, to add to the output item’s level requirement

c mod 1 (to c mod 5) – Controls the output item properties (Uses the “code” field from Properties.txt)

c mod 1 chance (to c mod 5 chance) – The percent chance that the property will be assigned. If this equals 0, then the Property will always be assigned.

c mod 1 param (to c mod 5 param) – The “parameter” value associated with the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

c mod 1 min (to c mod 5 min) – The “min” value to assign to the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)

c mod 1 max (to c mod 5 max) – The “max” value to assign to the listed property (mod). Usage depends on the property function (See the “func” field on Properties.txt)