It starts by assuming you have 0 in all 5 CP stars. It then calculates the following function
for an increase of 1 point in each star. It selects the optimum distribution then keeps going until it reaches your stated number of Champion Points. I had to use a continuous equation to model how the CP stars vary with points spent. The equation used can be seen in Sheet 3. Because a continuous equation was used some deviation from my previous discrete optimisation will be present. In addition, I could not include the impact of Elfborn jump points thus jump points are suggested at the end of the optimisation. While the previous discrete optimisation is probably better to model the jump points, I hope that this method of presenting the ideal mage CP distribution for magicka builds will be easier to use thus increasing it’s accuracy as you can put in your own relevant values instead of looking for the closest table match.
You can click the 'Help' tab for some additional info. You'll find a link to the following which explains how the algorithm works
It starts by assuming you have 0 in all 5 CP stars. It then calculates the following function
for an increase of 1 point in each star. It selects the optimum distribution then keeps going until it reaches your stated number of Champion Points. I had to use a continuous equation to model how the CP stars vary with points spent. The equation used can be seen in Sheet 3. Because a continuous equation was used some deviation from my previous discrete optimisation will be present. In addition, I could not include the impact of Elfborn jump points thus jump points are suggested at the end of the optimisation. While the previous discrete optimisation is probably better to model the jump points, I hope that this method of presenting the ideal mage CP distribution for magicka builds will be easier to use thus increasing it’s accuracy as you can put in your own relevant values instead of looking for the closest table match.
You can click the 'Help' tab for some additional info. You'll find a link to the following which explains how the algorithm worksIt starts by assuming you have 0 in all 5 CP stars. It then calculates the following function
t’s accuracy as you can put in your own relevant values instead of looking for the closest table match
This looks like this to me