Project Nevada Explosive Entry Formula

The force of an explosion is calculated as:
force = (explosion damage + explosion force) / 10

if (force > player skill)
	force = skill

The above calculation is used to let you know if you can even unlock an object with explosives.

For calculating the actual chance of an explosive to unlock an object, the following formula is used:

force = (explosion damage + explosion force) / 10
if (force > player skill)
	force = skill
distance = distance from explosion to locked object
lockLevel = level of lock (0 = very easy; 25 = easy; 50 = average; 75 = hard; 100 = very hard; 255 = impossible)
if (distance < 150) && (lockLevel < Impossible) && (object is locked)
	if (force - lockLevel) >= 0
		object is unlocked
		if (is a container) && random number between 0 and 99 inclusive < (rawForce - lockLevel) * (Luck / 5)
			if (not a quest item) && (is a food, armor, weapon, ammo, or misc)
				destroy items



Here's an example of how this would be applied using the GrenadeFragExplosion explosion and the following stats. We will assume that all other checks are true to allow this to work.
Player Skill	= 32
Player Luck	= 6
Explosion Damage= 100
Explosion Force	= 185
Lock Level	= 50 (average)
Distance	= 80

28.5 = (100 + 185) / 10
if (28.5 > 32)
	not true so we don't do this
if (80 < 150) && (50 < 255) && (locked == true)
	if (28.5 - 50) >= 0	; this is equal to -21.5, so the door is not unlocked


We'll try again with a more powerful explosive, this time we'll use a FatManNukeExplosion:
Player Skill	= 32
Player Luck	= 6
Explosion Damage= 1600
Explosion Force	= 550
Lock Level	= 50 (average)
Distance	= 80

215 = (1600+ 550) / 10
if (215 > 32)
	force is set to the player skill instead, so now it is 32
if (80 < 150) && (50 < 255) && (locked == true)
	if (32 - 50) >= 0	; this is equal to -18, so the door is not unlocked
				; This is where the use of PN EO comes in handy to disable the skill check
				; by disabling the skill check both of the tests we've done here would work.