Spy
Join Date: Jan 2011
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Is there a tag that will exclude a spell from the selection list for scrolls? Much like the Helper.NoSelect tag does for weapons? I can't find one in the aug_tags file.
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I've always been under the impression that all spells can be enscribed into a scroll, unlike putting them into a potion or a wand where there are limits to the spell level can be contained. Nigel Fogg, aka The Wayfarer |
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Spy
Join Date: Jan 2011
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No. I've tricked HL into creating spell-like abilities for my monsters. In order to do so, I had to use the Spell mechanic in the Editor. Now these show up on the list of spells for scrolls, which I would prefer they didn't. I can live with it, but if there is a way to exclude them, I will. Your description is apt, that would be a good tag. Helper.NoScribe, but I digress, this doesn't exist, but is there a tag that does that would do this?
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I'm checking into this but having trouble finding where the gizmo's xItemExpr field is being set. If you can get from the sCustomScr pick, to the gizmo, to the field you should be able to manipulate it to ignore whichever spells you like.
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That's the real crux, I have no way to do that with a custom item, since custom items are created internally. Somehow I would have to make a script to drill up/down to get to it, but I have no actual thing to work with. That's why I suggested doing it at the spell.
Anyhow, it's not a HUGE deal, just something I was pondering and hoping there was some tag I was overlooking. As it is now, I just use the search feature to exclude/include what I need anyhow. It was more for aesthetics than anything. |
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You could setup a foreach on one of the adjustments to look for the custom scroll picks and then modify the field. Just an idea.
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It's an idea, but not a great one. I'd have to select the adjustment each time I wanted to restrict scroll selection. That's essentially what the search feature already does for me, without having to add an adjustment. Oh well, it was just a hope for some mechanic, I can live with it, no biggie.
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