';
/*
* User has filled out the form, so we're generating the pilots.
* $post should have the following elements:
* action: must equal do
* faction: IS = 0, Clan = 1, and Periphery = 2
* count: how many pilots are we making?
* type: mech, tank, aero, dropship, naval, or wet (water navy)
*
*
* Will output the pilots in this format (Where G is the gunner and P is the piloting):
* Gunnery/Piloting: G/P
* And will be in an html table
*/
$rep = 1;
if($post['action'] == "do")
{
$out .= '
';
foreach($count_array as $count)
{
$count = intval($count);
$out .= '
| Type |
Skill |
';
for($i = 0;$i < $count;$i++)
{
// Find out what experience level should be rolled for
$rand = rand(1,6);
$rand += rand(1,6);
if($post['faction'] == 1)
{
if($post['type'] == "tank")
{
$rand--;
}
$rand++;
}
$rand = max(2, min(12, $rand)); // Safety, in case we're outside our parameters :/
$level = $xp_levels[$rand];
// Roll for gunnery
$rand = rand(1,6);
if($post['faction'] == 1)
{
if($post['type'] == "tank")
{
$rand--;
}
$rand++;
}
$rand = max(1, min(8, $rand)); // Safety, in case we're outside our parameters :/
$G = $gun[$level][$rand];
// Roll for piloting
$rand = rand(1,6);
if($post['faction'] == 1)
{
if($post['type'] == "tank")
{
$rand--;
}
$rand++;
}
$rand = max(1, min(8, $rand)); // Safety, in case we're outside our parameters :/
$P = $gun[$level][$rand];
// Add this pilot to the output
$out .= "
| ".ucfirst($post['type'])." Gunnery/Piloting |
{$G}/{$P} |
";
// Divide into lances, stars, or level I as appropriate
$rep++;
if($rep > $repcheck)
{
$rep = 1;
$out .= ' |
';
}
}
$out .= ' |
|
';
}
$out .= '
Return to main page.
';
}
/*
* To get us started we have a nice simple form neatly wrapped in a table structure.
*/
else
{
$out .= '
Dylan\'s BattleTech Pilot Generator
Version: '.$version.'
Contact Me -
Download
Usage:
I would hope most everything is self explanatory, but I\'ll explain a few quirks.
The text box for "Number of Warriors" can be filled with either a single number (ie: 155) or, with
comma separated subdivided units (ie: 15,15,10,12 would get me two trinaries, a binary, and a company).
The program further subdivides based on unit type as well. Into stars, lances, or level Is as the program
deems appropriate. Which leads to the next quirk, for battle armor you do not put in your warriors by
numbers of points/squads in a star/lance, you put in the total number for the whole star/lance. Which means
for two binaries of clan elementals you would put 50,50 in the warriors box in order to get two stars of
warriors in each binary. Make sure you put in the proper number of warriors for the unit type & divisions
you\'re using or you\'ll just confuse yourself. I haven\'t implemented tank crews this way, or added
"infantry" at all, because there are variable numbers of soldiers in each of those. Enjoy!
';
}
$out .= "