December 13, 200619 yr Have you ever thought what is the function between levels and xp? I have, and i have never got a correct answer. If you have, tell me. What is the function between 2 and 83? or 5 and 388? or 99 and 13,034,431? I would be happy if someone knows this. :D FormerTip.It mapper | hello?
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December 13, 200619 yr The experience doubles every 7 levels, so 92 is half the experience needed for 99, and 85 is a quarter of the experience needed for 99. 99 Crafting Blog
December 13, 200619 yr Probably about the formula how the exp needed for each level is determined. Found this at http://www.mirwoj.opus.chelm.pl/rs/index.php?pid=b04 :
December 13, 200619 yr I did some math and if you do the 99 xp, /99. is 131600(....) and, 83 /2 = 41.5 388/5=77.6 Wich doesn't make any sence, no links, I mean I don't see any links to it all, no reason I guess. Just a roleplaying game how it should be, getting xp. :) But I see the dudes above me, did some way better maths :-# Credits to Skully Sc for the signature.
December 13, 200619 yr The experience doubles every 7 levels, so 92 is half the experience needed for 99, and 85 is a quarter of the experience needed for 99. That's still far from accurate. Level 1 is 83 xp, and level 2 176? That's already more than double in just one level. And lv 8 is 800 something xp - Although it does get more accurate at higher levels.
December 13, 200619 yr Just had maths exam : . I could give it a try, but no. Retired 2146 overall - 136 combat - 6 skillcapes Plus I think the whole teenage girl thing will end soon (hopefully), because my girlfriend is absolutely in love with him(she is 18), and im beginning to feel threatened by his [Justin Bieber] dashing looks.
December 13, 200619 yr Have you ever thought what is the function between levels and xp? I have, and i have never got a correct answer. If you have, tell me. What is the function between 2 and 83? or 5 and 388? or 99 and 13,034,431? I would be happy if someone knows this. :D the way your question is formulated is indeed complex and confusing i shall offer two separate answers 1, filler. to please and so that it does not seem like it takes weeks to level, if their was only 25 lvls per skill and lvl 25 was equal to 99, lets just say ud feel awfully depressed about lvling up. where as now its like omg, 200k exp thats not too bad, but then at lvl 90s its like oh hey 750k exp...thats a little bit but ok i can handle that. as for my second answer, i shall let my 2 associates explain why their are lvls
December 13, 200619 yr Basically Celebi is asking if there is a relation ship between level and exp needed. Denizen of Darkness| PSN= sworddude198
December 13, 200619 yr Basically Celebi is asking if there is a relation ship between level and exp needed. in deed their are theorys...one i know is known to me as the "ghost lvl" the which is lvl 100. i would explain what i was once told about it, but their are some skeptics out their and i dont feel like going into detail for the insane.
December 13, 200619 yr The way to really see would be to graph it all and see if the line is an even curve...
December 13, 200619 yr Probably about the formula how the exp needed for each level is determined. Found this at http://www.mirwoj.opus.chelm.pl/rs/index.php?pid=b04 : :shock: nice find... dont understand it thou :oops: 1593th to 99 Farming - July 08.
December 13, 200619 yr Lol wth? Gah, I don't understand that. Only Einstein would understand something like that. :wall: :oops: No longer playing Runescape, I caught the WoW bug.
December 13, 200619 yr I bet there's a curve, it would be pretty interesting if it was graphed, maybe anfer exams and im really bored i could.. There's no such thing as "wireless." Just really long extension cords.
December 13, 200619 yr Lol wth? Gah, I don't understand that. Only Einstein would understand something like that. :wall: :oops: Wha!? That's as easy as 1+1=3
December 13, 200619 yr id understand that equation but I dont know what the E means yet heh My WoW character, gnome warlock Saldomar
December 13, 200619 yr Lol wth? Gah, I don't understand that. Only Einstein would understand something like that. :wall: :oops: :? Experience equals the rounded down number of the sumation of your level minus one of the rouneded down number of current number (being X) times 2 to the power of your level and root 7. Then divide by 4. You'll learn Sumation in High School math, not hard. The only thing not actual math like is floor which is a computer term for rounding down. Edit: Sumation means that you start at x=1 and then do the formula and you add to your received number by adding the next value of x until you reach that L-1 value.
December 13, 200619 yr The way to really see would be to graph it all and see if the line is an even curve... I remember seeing a thread way back where someone actually did plot out xp vs lvl on a curve, and from what I remember it looked pretty close to an exponential graph, at least the last part did. I honestly doubt that there actually is a function for the relationship between xp and lvl, but if there is one it would have to be piecewise function. Check out my Pocket Slot idea!
December 13, 200619 yr Have you ever thought what is the function between levels and xp?... There are 2 100% accurate formulas that convert Level into Exp. First, there is Phil's discrete formula and then there is Wally's continuous version I have modified the continuous form of the skill experience formula to exactly match Phil's formula up to level 132. (Btw, level 132 is about 342 million experience for a single skill) The modified formula is: Experience = floor(A*(2^(L/7)-2^(1/7)) + B*L^5 + C*L^4 + D*L^3 + E*L^2 + F*L + G) Where L is the Level. So now it's an exponential function plus a 5th degree polynomial with A = 720.533673767946 B = 3.54298390625729e-09 C = -1.0176384179772e-06 D = 9.69859806900786e-05 E = 0.121741672963253 F = -0.2074127222877 G = 0.139103528112173 This matches 100% with the 100 known Runescape exp values, and matches Phil's values for levels 101 to 132. Now that we know a continuous form of the function that suggests that the inverse of the function would be logarithmic. So, here's function that converts your Exp into a Level For example, here is an inverse Experience function. Let E be your experience Then compute x = naturallog(E+1) The your level is approximately Level = (A*x^5 + B*x^4 + C*x^3 + D*x^2 + E*x + 1)/(F*x^4 + G*x^3 + H*x^2 + J*x + 1) where A, B, C, D, and E are 0.00565991302624555 -0.0980045250107375 0.683889491465737 -2.15204562908116 2.48782566542775 and F, G, H, and J are 0.000567384324887069 -0.00650538625289637 0.0415346760409815 -0.201061667538983 The inverse Experience function is nice because it tells you how far you are through a level. Hope this helps
December 13, 200619 yr ^That's pretty impressive if that works for any level or amount of experience, don't really care to check though i'll just take your word for it : Wonder how long it took him to figure out the values for A-G :-k Check out my Pocket Slot idea!
December 13, 200619 yr you can find a, b, c, d, e, f, and such easily with a curve fitting program. Finding EXACT values would be hard, and slow, but finding values that are good enough is easy. Maxed since Sunday, January 9th, 2014Completionist since Wednesday, June 4th, 2014
December 13, 200619 yr id understand that equation but I dont know what the E means yet heh I think the "E" is zigma... ..if so this mean's "the sum of" When people tell me "plz" just because it's shorter than, I feel perfectly justified to answer "No" because it's shorter than "Yes"
December 13, 200619 yr id understand that equation but I dont know what the E means yet heh I think the "E" is zigma... ..if so this mean's "the sum of" the E is indeed sigma, a greek letter. summation is farily simple, like someone said, you learn it in high school algebra. i knew it had to be some sort of exponential function, never had a clue that the formula would be that complex though. i never cared that much to try and figure it out.
December 13, 200619 yr Example written in VB: for c = 1 to level-1 experience = experience + int(c+300*2^(c/7)) next experience = int(experience/4) Example written in JS: experience = 0; for (c=1; c <= level-1; c++) experience += Math.floor(c+300*Math.pow(2, c/7)); experience = Math.floor(experience/4); The first 120 levels: 0 83 174 276 388 512 650 801 969 1154 1358 1584 1833 2107 2411 2746 3115 3523 3973 4470 5018 5624 6291 7028 7842 8740 9730 10824 12031 13363 14833 16456 18247 20224 22406 24815 27473 30408 33648 37224 41171 45529 50339 55649 61512 67983 75127 83014 91721 101333 111945 123660 136594 150872 166636 184040 203254 224466 247886 273742 302288 333804 368599 407015 449428 496254 547953 605032 668051 737627 814445 899257 992895 1096278 1210421 1336443 1475581 1629200 1798808 1986068 2192818 2421087 2673114 2951373 3258594 3597792 3972294 4385776 4842295 5346332 5902831 6517253 7195629 7944614 8771558 9684577 10692629 11805606 13034431 14391160 15889109 17542976 19368992 21385073 23611006 26068632 28782069 31777943 35085654 38737661 42769801 47221641 52136869 57563718 63555443 70170840 77474828 85539082 94442737 104273167
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