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**The thing is if you define the i as 1 value, how do you add another i value. | **The thing is if you define the i as 1 value, how do you add another i value. | ||
***<b>i</b> basically means the iterator position. What are you trying to do with another <b>i</b> value? But to answer the question you can just use <b>{{#vardefine: i2 | 0 }}</b> and then inside the loop you can just use <b>{{#vardefine: i2 | {{#expr: {{#var: i2 }} + 1 }} }}</b> to make it automatically increment at the end or the start of the loop. If your goal is to do a mathematical expression with the <b>i</b> value you can just use something like <b>{{#expr: {{#var:i}} * {{#var:something}} + 15 }}</b>. If you want to display the value, you can use <b>{{#var:something}}</b> --[[User:Motdwin|Motdwin]] ([[User talk:Motdwin|talk]]) 15:26, 8 August 2021 (UTC) | ***<b>i</b> basically means the iterator position. What are you trying to do with another <b>i</b> value? But to answer the question you can just use <b>{{#vardefine: i2 | 0 }}</b> and then inside the loop you can just use <b>{{#vardefine: i2 | {{#expr: {{#var: i2 }} + 1 }} }}</b> to make it automatically increment at the end or the start of the loop. If your goal is to do a mathematical expression with the <b>i</b> value you can just use something like <b>{{#expr: {{#var:i}} * {{#var:something}} + 15 }}</b>. If you want to display the value, you can use <b>{{#var:something}}</b> --[[User:Motdwin|Motdwin]] ([[User talk:Motdwin|talk]]) 15:26, 8 August 2021 (UTC) | ||
== Names of Revenant passives == | |||
Hello! I copied the names of the passives from Namu wiki, then I checked with Lili des-u's video. The names are correct, it's just that they're very similar: Mutant Reaper's lv.60 passive is called '''죽음'''의 길 (Way of death/path of death etc); Revenant's passive is called '''망자'''의 길 (path of the dead/etc). I isolated the different words and while '''죽음''' means "death", '''망자''' means something closer to "dead" (as in a person). And well, 길 means road/way/path in both cases... Let's just hope the NA translators don't get confused with the names. | |||
I hope this clears this up! Take care, --[[User:Bluhen|Bluhen]] ([[User talk:Bluhen|talk]]) 06:20, 8 January 2022 (CET) | |||