This time I really am stuck...Free Memorization Spell

[Enforcer84]

So I'm adding a few items from Griffen's Saddlebag and the first one...literally the first item in the book...

"if the character knows this wizard spell they can have it prepared for free and it doesn't count towards their daily total of prepared spells."

So...

I'd be looking for a eval script that checks his spellbook (tSplBkExpr?) for the spell, then if the spell is in the book then it gets added to his prepared list

I'm assuming it's possible to check the spellbook but I may be wrong.

 

[dungeonguru]

I think one method to try would be to have a script along the lines of:

foreach pick in hero from BaseSpell where "thingid.ofspell"

     perform eachpick.pushtags[Helper.Free]

nexteach

replace thingid.ofspell with some unique tag on the wizard spell. E.G. thingid.spAcidArro for acid arrow.

I'm thinking that all you need is the tag Helper.Free to remove it from the slot calculations. By looking at the Cleric Domain spells, they just have two tags that make them free and memorized. (Helper.Free and Helper.Memorized).

The script above just assumes the spell has been added to the character somehow, so you might want to look at extending the where clause to nail down that it's not a racial spell or item spell.

like

where "thingid.ofspell" AND !"Helper.ItemSpell"

The ! means NOT, I'm not sure if it needs to be in the quotes (") or not though.

 

[RavenX]

I think one method to try would be to have a script along the lines of:

foreach pick in hero from BaseSpell where "thingid.ofspell"

     perform eachpick.pushtags[Helper.Free]

nexteach

replace thingid.ofspell with some unique tag on the wizard spell. E.G. thingid.spAcidArro for acid arrow.

I'm thinking that all you need is the tag Helper.Free to remove it from the slot calculations. By looking at the Cleric Domain spells, they just have two tags that make them free and memorized. (Helper.Free and Helper.Memorized).

The script above just assumes the spell has been added to the character somehow, so you might want to look at extending the where clause to nail down that it's not a racial spell or item spell.

like

where "thingid.ofspell" AND !"Helper.ItemSpell"

The ! means NOT, I'm not sure if it needs to be in the quotes (") or not though.

Try this

  perform hero.childfound[thingid].assign[the tag]

but limit it to the correct class helper. I think you can do this one without running a foreach loop.

 

[Enforcer84]

Will give these things a try.