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	Illusory Realm blights possess the <code>EnemySiteBoss_R</code> actor tag. This causes flag 8 to be set. So they will always have 500+4×250 = 1500 HP.		Illusory Realm blights possess the <code>EnemySiteBoss_R</code> actor tag. This causes flag 8 to be set. So they will always have 500+4×250 = 1500 HP.

	Interestingly, the Windblight AI function ~~relies~~ doesn't check the actor tag but the actor name instead. For flag 8 to be set, the actor name must be <code>Enemy_SiteBoss_Bow_R</code>.		Interestingly, the Windblight AI function doesn't check the actor tag but the actor name instead. For flag 8 to be set, the actor name must be <code>Enemy_SiteBoss_Bow_R</code>.

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	<references />		<references />
	[[Category:Internals]]		[[Category:Internals{{#translation:}}]]
	[[Category:Game mechanics]]		[[Category:Game mechanics{{#translation:}}]]

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	Weapon scaling results in weapons being replaced by a different weapon (e.g. a Soldier's Bow which becomes a Royal Bow), or weapons gaining a random, bonus stat boost (e.g. Attack Up, Durability Up, etc.). The range of those boosts is also affected by weapon scaling.		Weapon scaling results in weapons being replaced by a different weapon (e.g. a Soldier's Bow which becomes a Royal Bow), or weapons gaining a random, bonus stat boost (e.g. Attack Up, Durability Up, etc.). The range of those boosts is also affected by weapon scaling.

			There are two bonus tiers in the game: one for low-level types (which appear in blue/white in the game UI) and another for high-level types (yellow). Those that belong to the Yellow tier are usually superior to the other ones. For instance, ''Attack Up +'' is the superior variant of ''Attack Up'' and it typically grants a higher attack power boost compared to ''Attack Up''.

	=== Bonus types ===		=== Bonus types ===
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	! Bonus !! Available in ~~modifier~~ tiers		! Bonus !! Available in bonus tiers
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	* and WorldMgr::sInstance->isAocField (current map is Trial of the Sword)		* and WorldMgr::sInstance->isAocField (current map is Trial of the Sword)
	* and WorldMgr::sInstance->disableScaling (set to true when entering Trial of the Sword)		* and WorldMgr::sInstance->disableScaling (set to true when entering Trial of the Sword)

			This means that scaling is always disabled in the Trial of the Sword.

	Scaling will also be skipped if the current [[map area]] is 28. This corresponds to "HateruSea", which is the Eventide Island area.		Scaling will also be skipped if the current [[map area]] is 28. This corresponds to "HateruSea", which is the Eventide Island area.

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	== Weapon bonuses ==		== Weapon bonuses ==

	~~Scaling of~~ weapons ~~are divided into three steps: Does the weapon get~~ replaced by a different (~~better weapon~~)?		Weapon scaling results in weapons being replaced by a different weapon (e.g. a Soldier's Bow which becomes a Royal Bow), or weapons gaining a random, bonus stat boost (e.g. Attack Up, Durability Up, etc.). The range of those boosts is also affected by weapon scaling.
	~~Which of the stats~~ (~~among attack~~, ~~guard~~, ~~durability~~ etc) is ~~increased?~~
	~~And how much it is increased~~.

	=== Bonus types ===		=== Bonus types ===
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	Note that this doesn't apply to weapons that are attached to a Hinox's necklace, because Hinoxes use a different underlying enemy actor which overrides the 'on weapon dropped' function and ignores 'LevelSensorMode'.		Note that this doesn't apply to weapons that are attached to a Hinox's necklace, because Hinoxes use a different underlying enemy actor which overrides the 'on weapon dropped' function and ignores 'LevelSensorMode'.

	=== <code>SharpWeaponJudgeType</code> ===		=== <code>SharpWeaponJudgeType</code> ===
	This actor property controls the ''minimum'' modifier tier that a weapon can receive.		This actor property controls the ''minimum'' modifier tier that a weapon can receive.

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	Weapon bonuses (e.g. Durability Up, Attack Up) are entirely random. Each bonus has equal probability.		Weapon bonuses (e.g. Durability Up, Attack Up) are entirely random. Each bonus has equal probability.

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	! Bonus !! Available in modifier tiers		! Bonus !! Available in modifier tiers
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	Internally and in assets such as [[Map unit\|map units]], the following values are used for modifiers:		Internally and in assets such as [[Map unit\|map units]], the following values are used for modifiers:

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	! Value		! Value

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	* Weapon point requirements are satisfied		* Weapon point requirements are satisfied
	* ''or'' the modifier tier is overridden using 'SharpWeaponJudgeType'.		* ''or'' the modifier tier is overridden using 'SharpWeaponJudgeType'.
	[1.3.0] In Master Mode, '''all''' enemies are automatically ranked up one tier by default '''post scaling''', independently of 'LevelSensorMode'. ~~Actors~~ can receive two additional parameters:		[1.3.0] In Master Mode, '''all''' enemies are automatically ranked up one tier by default '''post scaling''', independently of 'LevelSensorMode'. [[Actor]]s can receive two additional parameters:
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	=== <code>LevelSensorMode</code> ===		=== <code>LevelSensorMode</code> ===
	This actor property controls whether scaling is enabled for an enemy or weapon. Also applies to any weapons held by an enemy since 'scaleWeapon' is called when an enemy drops their weapon.		This [[actor]] property controls whether scaling is enabled for an enemy or weapon. Also applies to any weapons held by an enemy since 'scaleWeapon' is called when an enemy drops their weapon.

	Note that this doesn't apply to weapons that are attached to a Hinox's necklace, because Hinoxes use a different underlying enemy actor which overrides the 'on weapon dropped' function and ignores 'LevelSensorMode'.		Note that this doesn't apply to weapons that are attached to a Hinox's necklace, because Hinoxes use a different underlying enemy actor which overrides the 'on weapon dropped' function and ignores 'LevelSensorMode'.

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 Scaling of weapons are divided into three steps: Does the weapon get replaced by a different (better weapon)?
 Which of the stats (among attack, guard, durability etc) is increased?
-And how much is it increased.
+And how much it is increased.
 === Bonus values ===
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-In summary, for amiibo weapons, an attack up always brings it to the greatest possible attack.
+In summary, for amiibo weapons, an attack up always brings it to the greatest possible attack power.
 No randomness is involved.
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-In summary, for non-amiibo weapons, an attack up results in a randomized attack.
+In summary, for non-amiibo weapons, an attack up results in a randomized attack power.
 == Enemies ==

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