New to Scripts, How do I manage this?

[bodrin]

Hello, I'm new to scripting and have had my interest piqued by this product, I quite enjoyed following the tutorials by adding the Moonelf and the Craftsman so I thought i'd try something else.

I am interested in adding a [General] Feat from the complete Warrior Supplement, (Pg96) Arcane Strike.

The prerequisites are Ability to cast 3rd-level Arcane Spells and a Base attack Bonus +4.

I scanned through similar feats that referenced Base Attack Bonus Pre-Reqs just to see how they were scripted, and had some success however when i tried to find an example that referenced the Ability to cast "n" level spells there wasn't any guidelines.

After looking through the Kit documentation I can honestly say that I am flummoxed as to the syntax and the steps required to check for spell level! :?

Thanks for any advice.

[rob]

At 01:50 AM 3/28/2007, you wrote:

I am interested in adding a [General] Feat from the complete Warrior Supplement, (Pg96) Arcane Strike.

The prerequisites are Ability to cast 3rd-level Arcane Spells and a Base attack Bonus +4.

I scanned through similar feats that referenced Base Attack Bonus Pre-Reqs just to see how they were scripted, and had some success however when i tried to find an example that referenced the Ability to cast "n" level spells there wasn't any guidelines.

After looking through the Kit documentation I can honestly say that I am flummoxed as to the syntax and the steps required to check for spell level! [img]./modules/mdforum/images/smiles/icon_confused.gif[/img]

There are a number of prestige classes with the pre-requisite of casting Arcane spells at a minimum level of X. You can look at those class level entries to see how to setup the pre-requisites properly. For example, you could use the following pre-requisite test:

*** @valid = 0
*** if (tagcount[Hero.Arcane] > 3) then
******* @valid = 1
******* endif

This will make sure that the character has a sufficient number of a Arcane spell levels available for your Feat. I pulled this by looking at the Arcane Archer and Arcane Trickster prestige classes.

Hope this helps,
Rob

[bodrin]

Thank you, that did the trick.
I now just have to trawl through available examples to try and figure out how to apply scripts in the correct order!