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Olivier Gagnon
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src/utils/calculateEffectWithFactors.ts
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* can be called with the stat and the exponential/linear factors. The other is a
* class where the exponential and linear factors are defined upon construction.
*/
export function calculateEffectWithFactors(n: number, expFac: number, linearFac: number): number {
if (expFac <= 0 || expFac >= 1) {
console.warn(`Exponential factor is ${expFac}. This is not an intended value for it`);
}
if (linearFac < 1) {
console.warn(`Linear factor is ${linearFac}. This is not an intended value for it`);
}
export function calculateEffectWithFactors(
n: number,
expFac: number,
linearFac: number,
): number {
if (expFac <= 0 || expFac >= 1) {
console.warn(
`Exponential factor is ${expFac}. This is not an intended value for it`,
);
}
if (linearFac < 1) {
console.warn(
`Linear factor is ${linearFac}. This is not an intended value for it`,
);
}
return (Math.pow(n, expFac)) + (n / linearFac);
return Math.pow(n, expFac) + n / linearFac;
}
export class EffectWithFactors {
// Exponential factor
private expFac: number;
// Exponential factor
private expFac: number;
// Linear Factor
private linearFac: number;
// Linear Factor
private linearFac: number;
constructor(expFac: number, linearFac: number) {
this.expFac = expFac;
this.linearFac = linearFac;
}
constructor(expFac: number, linearFac: number) {
this.expFac = expFac;
this.linearFac = linearFac;
}
calculate(n: number): number {
return calculateEffectWithFactors(n, this.expFac, this.linearFac);
}
calculate(n: number): number {
return calculateEffectWithFactors(n, this.expFac, this.linearFac);
}
}