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As you may have read, i have tried to provide accurate information regarding vehicle hitpoints in the past.
Since the Devs apparently ran out of time, they forgot to add in the stats for vehicles to the deed displays, as are common now with most other deeds with experimental outputs (Harvesters, Factories, etc...)

This is my latest super-refined dataset i am going to share with you.

While it is not exactly perfect, it is so far the most accurate to date.
Nailing down the Hitpoints formula on vehicles has been challanging

Listed below are 2 sets of information.
The left side is for x34 Landspeeders, the right is for Speederbikes/Swoops.
Within each set, are 2 collumns to the right of the Eff. percentages.
"Forcst" is the result of the Hitpoint calculation using my formula.
"InGame" is what i actually observed In-Game of the last batch of vehicles i made.

As you can see, they are very close... but not perfect.

The formulas i used are:
x34 Landspeeder Hp   =((0.0000005*(x^2)) + (15*x) + 1500)
Speederbike/Swoop Hp =((0.0000005*(x^2)) + (15*x) + 1000)

Without further waiting, here are the HP lists, 0-100% +/-5hp

     Forcst InGame       Forcst InGame
EFF   x34    x34    EFF  Sp/Sw  Sp/Sw
 %     Hp     Hp     %     Hp     Hp
     
  0% (1500) (1500)    0% (1000) (1000)
  1% (1515)           1% (1015)
  2% (1530)           2% (1030)
  3% (1545)           3% (1045)
  4% (1560)           4% (1060)
  5% (1575)           5% (1075)
  6% (1590)           6% (1090)
  7% (1605)           7% (1105)
  8% (1620)           8% (1120)
  9% (1635)           9% (1135)
 10% (1650)          10% (1150)
 11% (1665)          11% (1165)
 12% (1680)          12% (1180) (1182)
 13% (1695)          13% (1195)
 14% (1710)          14% (1210)
 15% (1725)          15% (1225)
 16% (1740)          16% (1240)
 17% (1755)          17% (1255)
 18% (1770)          18% (1270)
 19% (1785)          19% (1285)
 20% (1800)          20% (1300)
 21% (1815)          21% (1315)
 22% (1830)          22% (1330) (1331)
 23% (1845)          23% (1345) (1353)
 24% (1860)          24% (1360)
 25% (1875)          25% (1375)
 26% (1890)          26% (1390)
 27% (1905)          27% (1405)
 28% (1920)          28% (1420)
 29% (1935)          29% (1435)
 30% (1950)          30% (1450)
 31% (1965)          31% (1465)
 32% (1980)          32% (1480)
 33% (1995)          33% (1495)
 34% (2010)          34% (1510)
 35% (2025)          35% (1525)
 36% (2040)          36% (1540)
 37% (2055)          37% (1555) (1563)
 38% (2070)          38% (1570)
 39% (2085)          39% (1585)
 40% (2100)          40% (1600)
 41% (2115)          41% (1615)
 42% (2130)          42% (1630)
 43% (2145)          43% (1645)
 44% (2160)          44% (1660)
 45% (2175)          45% (1675)
 46% (2190)          46% (1690)
 47% (2205)          47% (1705)
 48% (2220)          48% (1720)
 49% (2235)          49% (1735)
 50% (2250)          50% (1750)
 51% (2265)          51% (1765)
 52% (2280)          52% (1780)
 53% (2295)          53% (1795)
 54% (2310)          54% (1810)
 55% (2325)          55% (1825)
 56% (2340)          56% (1840)
 57% (2355)          57% (1855)
 58% (2370)          58% (1870)
 59% (2385)          59% (1885)
 60% (2400)          60% (1900)
 61% (2415)          61% (1915)
 62% (2430) (2431)   62% (1930)
 63% (2445)          63% (1945)
 64% (2460)          64% (1960)
 65% (2475)          65% (1975)
 66% (2490)          66% (1990)
 67% (2505)          67% (2005)
 68% (2520)          68% (2020)
 69% (2535)          69% (2035)
 70% (2550)          70% (2050)
 71% (2565)          71% (2065)
 72% (2580)          72% (2080)
 73% (2595)          73% (2095)
 74% (2610)          74% (2110)
 75% (2625)          75% (2125)
 76% (2640)          76% (2140)
 77% (2655)          77% (2155)
 78% (2670)          78% (2170)
 79% (2685)          79% (2185)
 80% (2700)          80% (2200)
 81% (2715)          81% (2215) (2218)
 82% (2730)          82% (2230)
 83% (2745)          83% (2245)
 84% (2760) (2771)   84% (2260)
 85% (2775)          85% (2275) (2275)
 86% (2790)          86% (2290)
 87% (2805)          87% (2305)
 88% (2820)          88% (2320)
 89% (2835)          89% (2335)
 90% (2850)          90% (2350)
 91% (2865)          91% (2365)
 92% (2880)          92% (2380)
 93% (2895)          93% (2395)
 94% (2910)          94% (2410)
 95% (2925)          95% (2425)
 96% (2940)          96% (2440)
 97% (2955)          97% (2455)
 98% (2970)          98% (2470)
 99% (2985)          99% (2485)
100% (3000) (3000)  100% (2500) (2500)

WOW

This is much more detailed than the one i tried to make, its like you filled in all the blanks for me

Thanks!

GATCGATCGATCTCCCTTTCCTTTCAACGGCGGAAGTCATAATAAAGTAAGTGTTTCGGGTTGGGTCTAGAATGAGTATATC
AGATCTCCAGGAGGGAGCATTTCCATTAATGATCGGGTTATCGCCAATACCTCTAGTTATATATTACTCCATCGAGTGATCG
TTCAATACTCGATCGTAGACGTTAAGTCACGGAGTTTCTAGCACCAATTTCAATAATAGCTGAGGATACGAAGCAGCGAGGA
TAATTACCGGGAGGTATAGGATCGCCAAATAATCCTCTAGATTCTTACTCCTTTCCCTGGCGATCACCTAGATCGATCTCTA

Thanks a lot for this.  Saves us all a lot of hassle

Zhoed Moque

A simpler formula that returns the same results:

Total HP = BaseHP + (Dur% * 1500)

where BaseHP = 1500 for X34s and 1000 for Speederbikes & Swoops

and Dur% = final experimented Durability %

I suspect the differences between the formula and actual values are due to the game rounding off the Durability %.

Back to the top!

Just want to make this as available as possible to all Vehicle purchasers, and crafters in the game.

Seriously, i wish there were more demand for the devs to add in the basic information to the deeds, along with allowing the vehicles to ba named uniquely, i think this is one of the more important issues to be dealth with (not counting vehicle bugs)

Awesome work! Thanks for that, it is invaluable - now I can easily explain HP to customers.

Nice work I was planning on doing one like this figuring in the resistances also. I noticed a smoking speeder down to about 5% hp when I checked to see who the owner was (was going to do my mechanic duty and tell him it was gonna blowup any minute) I noticed the resists on the bike to be very very low so I pulled out my speeder to compare.

Mine was 30% kinetic and 25% all others

His was 15% kinetic and 7% all others

Wow big difference wish I knew the HP. Well i'm bored grinding tailor so maybe I'll grab some supplies and figure these ratios.

bump

This must go to the top again...

Sticky it!

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Alacrity wrote:

A simpler formula that returns the same results:

Total HP = BaseHP + (Dur% * 1500)

where BaseHP = 1500 for X34s and 1000 for Speederbikes & Swoops

and Dur% = final experimented Durability %

I suspect the differences between the formula and actual values are due to the game rounding off the Durability %.

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In your formula (which works btw) You are just inverting the %. 

My meaning is that if it is say 11% then you formula for a x34 would be TotalHP=1500(11%*1500)

or TotalHP=1500(0.11*1500).

But the double 00 if just of setting the 0.11 .

This is a problem for lazy people or people who don't understand percents.  The solution would be don't use the percent invert.  Just simply use:

TotalHP=BaseHP(experiment number*15)   [in the example just use 11 for 11% or 0.11]

example:

TotalHP=BaseHP(11*15)

of course this is for 11% but you just drop the % mark and multiply 15 and not 1500.  This will generate the same results as your formula.

Just trying to simplify the simple,

All great stuff, but will we be able to use it?  Do you think they'll announce when the 1500hp crap is fixed?

Will there be any compensation for the the deeds that are out there that may be stuck at 1500hp?

Up until now I was pretty imprest by the game and why not tell a players that they're only getting a 1500hp vehicle because of the bug?  Why should Artisans be the only ppl upset over it?

i am having the same problem,a few customers emailed me saying my speeders have dropped in durrability.did something happen to speeders to were the top out at 1500?cause i have a factory crate of ones i made over 80% durrability and the ones i pulled all were below 1500hp

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Jayce_J wrote:
How do you figure out how many hp your vehicles had to make these charts? Did you attack your vehicles until they were disabled..then said..wow.. 77% has less than 1200HP...etc

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GATCGATCGATCTCCCTTTCCTTTCAACGGCGGAAGTCATAATAAAGTAAGTGTTTCGGGTTGGGTCTAGAATGAGTATATC
AGATCTCCAGGAGGGAGCATTTCCATTAATGATCGGGTTATCGCCAATACCTCTAGTTATATATTACTCCATCGAGTGATCG
TTCAATACTCGATCGTAGACGTTAAGTCACGGAGTTTCTAGCACCAATTTCAATAATAGCTGAGGATACGAAGCAGCGAGGA
TAATTACCGGGAGGTATAGGATCGCCAAATAATCCTCTAGATTCTTACTCCTTTCCCTGGCGATCACCTAGATCGATCTCTA

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JediMindslayer wrote:

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Jayce_J wrote:
How do you figure out how many hp your vehicles had to make these charts? Did you attack your vehicles until they were disabled..then said..wow.. 77% has less than 1200HP...etc

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I cant quite figure out if this is sarcastic or not.

If you were not trying to be sarcastic, then i suggest you take up a few math classes.
At most, only 5 vehicles were required to achieve the stats reflected.

Even then it could be done with 3, leaving the remaining 2 used to proof the theorem.

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I don't think Jayce was being sarcastic.  He was asking how you determined how much Hp your vehicles had without destroying them and counting the damage done. 

Jayce, when you select a vehicle by clicking on it there is a Target box that pops up.  It labels what the object you are targeting is as well as having one or more bars which graphically representation the HAM of the object.  With vehicles it will be a single red bar.  If you move your cursor over that bar and wait a second, then a pop up will give you the Current/Maximum stats for that bar.  The maximum number is the number of Hp for that vehicle.

Tex