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ABILITY_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_ABILITY_*

Ability increases such as "Strength [+1]". List of abilities is hardcoded so no need to edit IPRP_ABILITIES.

IP_CONST_ABILITY_* matches ABILITY_TYPE

Magical ability bonuses are capped as per game options (default: +12).

ALIGNMENT_*

IP_CONST_ALIGNMENT_GROUP_*

AC versus Alignment Group. IPRP_ALIGNGRP is uneditable, and contains the core alignment groupings NEUTRAL, LAWFUL, CHAOTIC, GOOD, EVIL - IP_CONST_ALIGNMENTGROUP_* which is the same as ALIGNMENT_* constants.

AC versus Damage Type. Note this means base weapon damage type. Weapons with two types take the best option here (eg a Halberd versus +5 AC versus slashing armor, can attack as piercing and ignore it). IPRP_COMBATDAM can't have more types added, and consists of IP_CONST_DAMAGETYPE_* for 3 values (Bludgeoning, Piercing and Slashing).

RACIAL_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_RACIALTYPE_*

Weapon enchantment. Goes through damage reduction effects if sufficiently high. Eg: "Enchantment +4"

On gloves it applies to unarmed attacks if you have FEAT_UNARMED_FIGHTING

ALIGNMENT_*

IP_CONST_ALIGNMENT_GROUP_*

RACIAL_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_RACIALTYPE_*

ITEM_PROPERTY_DECREASED_ENHANCEMENT_MODIFIER

In spite of the label this is an Enchantment Penalty; so negative attack and damage.

In fact the toolset lists it as "Attack and Damage Penalty" since you can't technically get negative enchantment bonuses, although the item property function is indeed called ItemPropertyEnhancementPenalty.

Bonus feats. You can add the vast majority of feat.2da to IPRP_FEATS to have them available, dynamically, to creatures by attaching them as item properties.

IPRP_BASE1 doesn't mean anything, there are no "parameters" for the feat chosen. Possibly a placeholder from before feats were fully finalised (perhaps subfeats you chose were going to be a thing).

Bonus Damage when a strike occurs. Can also show flashy, albeit hardcoded, VFX. See VisualEffects for a more up to date and unhardcoded way to add model VFX however.

Need to check out SUBDUAL and PHYSICAL DAMAGETYPE constants. Do they work? (if they were not blanked out)

ALIGNMENT_*

IP_CONST_ALIGNMENT_GROUP_*

Yes - if vs. Good it applies "fxneg", if vs. Evil it applies "fxholy" if non-special damage types are used (eg Buldgeoning, Magical, but not Fire etc.)

RACIAL_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_RACIALTYPE_*

Yes - if vs. Good it applies "fxneg", if vs. Evil it applies "fxholy" if non-special damage types are used (eg Buldgeoning, Magical, but not Fire etc.)

ARMOR_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_ACMODIFIER_TYPE_*

Decreases the base AC of the item by the amount given.

IP_CONST_AC_MODIFIER_TYPE_* is the same as ARMOR_TYPE_* constants.

Special: in iprp_onhit.2da it lists these references:

1 - IPRP_DAMAGETYPE

2 - IPRP_ONHITDUR

3 - IPRP_ABILITIES

4 - IPRP_ALIGNGRP

5 - IPRP_ALIGNMENT

6 - racialtypes

10 - IPRP_POISON

Applies a on hit property.

One of the most complicated types of item effect. You have 3 parts:

• Hit effect (eg: On Hit: Sleep)
• DC (eg: DC 20)
• Chance and Duration (eg: 25% / 3 Rounds)

Most of the properties themselves (like what effects) are hardcoded (see iprp_onhit.2da) but the actual variables (such as chance, DC and duration) can be modified.

Immunity to a particular spell school, again not all spells may be affected since ResistSpell may not be used everywhere, and only spells are affected (not monster abilities).

The spell schools list are hardcoded in the engine, alas, although Cost fields may be editable.

Thieves Tools properties. Allows better unlock checks if used as an item property on a locked object.

Editable values but there is a range of up to +20 already (although admittedly the costs do not scale...well...for this).

RACIAL_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_RACIALTYPE_*

CLASS_TYPE_*

(IP_CONST_CLASS_* is incomplete)

Adds a Class limitation to use the item that Use Magical Device can bypass. Multiples mean "OR" but is "AND" with any other limitations. DMs and NPCs can ignore this (and the identified flag).

Editable insofar as it detects changes to classes.2da you make.

IP_CONST_CLASS_* is a subset of the CLASS_TYPE_* lines. In reality it can be any classes.2da line, even prestiege classes.

RACIAL_TYPE_*

IP_CONST_RACIALTYPE_*

Adds a Racial Type limitation to use the item that Use Magical Device can bypass. Multiples mean "OR" but is "AND" with any other limitations. DMs and NPCs can ignore this (and the identified flag).

Editable insofar as it detects changes to racialtypes.2da you make.

Param1ResRefs include:

2 - IPRP_ABILITIES

6 - disease

7 - IPRP_AMOUNT

8 - poison

And Param2ResRef (unused) includes:

7 - IPRP_AMOUNT

iprp_monsterhit references Param1ResRef and Param2ResRef for double parameters, the only item property to do so. For this reason it seems Bioware made it so that second parameter isn't even used - the only one that references it is On Monster Hit: Ability Drain, which would have had a variable amount for it - eg;

• On Monster Hit: Ability Drain [Abilities: Strength] [Amount: 3]

Instead it just does a singlular point of damage since Param2ResRef is unused.

It also means these tend to not have % chance to activate, DC or other changed settings as the usual On Hit does.

However you can edit most of them to include, say, more diseases and more poisons. See iprp_monsterhit.2da for more information.

Adds turn resistance to the creature as per EffectTurnResistanceIncrease. Essentially GetTurnResistanceHD is altered adding on any turn resistance to the monsters HP for use in the Turn Undead feat script.

Editable but the amount of range goes up really high so not really worth editing it.

Healers Kit use the Heal skill plus the bonus amount from this item to heal hit points and remove disease and poison.

Editable values but there is a huge range of up to +50 already (although admittedly the costs do not scale...well...for this).