So here is the full script for anyone else who wants to use this function - personally I think it's pretty cool. Having items to juggle stats. I want to make a bunch of them.

Scriptname blahblahblahSCR extends ObjectReference Float healthModEvent OnEquipped(Actor akActor)	    If akActor == Game.GetPlayer()			    healthMod = akActor.GetBaseActorValue("health") * 0.5			   			    akActor.ModAv("health", -healthMod)			    akActor.ModAv("magicka", healthMod)	    EndIfEndEventEvent OnUnequipped(Actor akActor)	    If akActor == Game.GetPlayer()			    akActor.ModAv("health", healthMod)			    akActor.ModAv("magicka", -healthMod)	    EndIfEndEvent

Ya, if you dont save how much was removed, and the base health changes between equipping and unequipping, then you'll end up messing stuff up. Also just so you know, if your health changes while your wearing your ring, with that script, it wont change how much health is turned into magicka.

Ex.
You have 100 health and 100 magicka
You put on ring, your stats change to 50hp and 150 magicka

You level up and choose health
You now would have 110hp and 100 magicka if the ring wasnt on which would be 55/155 if you put the ring on then
But with that code, until you remove the ring and re-equip it you'll have 60 health and 150 magicka

I think I can live with that. If the player raises health or magicka while wearing the item they can quickly toggle it off and back on to re adjust the new values.

Yeah, I don't have the CK installed on this machine, so I was coding from memory.

Glad you got it sorted out.

Still though - thanks for chiming in.

Resusable code

Float Function CalculatePercentageOf(Float fPercentage, Float fValue)	Float c = (fPercentage / 100.0) As Float	Return (c * fValue) As FloatEndFunctionFloat Function CalculatePercentageOfValue(Actor akTarget, String sAttribute, Bool bBaseValue, Float fPercentage)	Float fAttributeValue = http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1356558-lose-of-a-stat/0.0	If bBaseValue		fAttributeValue = akTarget.GetBaseActorValue(sAttribute) As Float	Else		fAttributeValue = akTarget.GetActorValue(sAttribute) As Float	EndIf		Return CalculatePercentageOf(fPercentage, fAttributeValue)EndFunction

;Calculate the total Magicka the player has, return 50% of the valuefloat fNewMagicka = CalculatePercentageOfValue(player, "Magicka", true,  50.0);Calculate the current Stamina the player has, return 25% of the valuefloat fCurrentMagicka = CalculatePercentageOfValue(player, "Stamina", false,  25.0)

From here you can either DestroyAV or RestoreAV

Heya Taewon, thanks for jumping in. Can you elaborate a little on what you wrote above?

The first part is reusable? So that would be attached to, say, an item... What of the second part?

Some other members added some ideas on page one and Xtynct wrote a script that wraps up my initial idea in a nice little bow. I'm curious about the way you've written what you've written though as I'm not particularly code savvy.

Both code are reusable, one is just normal calculations... let say you want to calculate a % of a total number..
Example, lets restore the players 3% of his total health he has

;Param 1 - Target to gather information from;Param 2 - Attribute we are getting the information from;Param 3 - Are we using the total base value, or the current value;Param 4 - Percentage to calculate from either Base or Current Valuefloat fHealing = CalculatePercentageOfValue(player, "Health", true,  3.0);Restore 3% of the players health;Player has total base health 200, so 3% of 200 is 6 health points we will be restoringplayer.RestoreAV("Health",fHealing)

;Property that is editable by userfloat property fBaseDamage autofloat fTotalDamage = fBaseDamageif player.HasPerk(OurIncreasedDamagePerk)	  ;Increase the damage by 25% since we have the perk	  fTotalDamage += CalculatePercentageOf(25.0,fBaseDamage)endiftarget.DamageAV("Health",fTotalDamage)

could this be applied to Hp damage as well? in order to make "Gravity" spells ala FF?

Yes you can make gravity / demi type spells with my code

thank you always excellent stuff from you

Your welcome

what about calculating percentage of a current number?