Class Special ability that grants feat..

[Pezmerga]

Ok I see how to restrict the feat granted by class level (count:Classes.XXX >= 4), but how would I restrict it to only granting the feat if the class ability is activated?

Or as an alternative, what is the script code for granting a feat? I know how to script things to happen after a certain level.

 

[Mathias]

On the feat's condition, you presumably already have the level requirement set up:

count:Classes.XXX >= 4

modify that to also require the class ability to be active:

count:Classes.XXX >= 4 & fieldval:abilActive <> 0

 

[Pezmerga]

On the feat's condition, you presumably already have the level requirement set up:

count:Classes.XXX >= 4

modify that to also require the class ability to be active:

count:Classes.XXX >= 4 & fieldval:abilActive <> 0

Oh ok thanks.
The Ability I made gives bite as a natural attack
I did that under bootstraps, but how would I give the natural attack an enhancement bonus equal to 1/4 the class level?

 

[Mathias]

#applybonus[BonEnhance, hero.childfound[wBite], field[abValue].value]

calculate abValue as 1/4 of the class level before then.

 

[Pezmerga]

2 More quick questions and I think I should be good for the shapeshift variant druid...

changing base speed,
I see that #enhancementbonus[container.child[Speed], field[abValue].value]
would add to the base speed of a creature, but how would I set the base speed to an amount instead of adding to the base?
for instance in wolf form base speed becomes 50, If i added 20 to an assumed base of 30 then small creatures would only move 40 in wolf form.

Also how would I change reach and space. I cannot find another ability that shows either of these. Thanks

 

[Mathias]

hero.child[Speed].field[Speed].value += field[abValue].value

Reach and space should automatically be calculated with size changes, as long as your creature uses the defaults (BTW, use a human as your test character if you want to see reach and space - the calculations are on the race, so you won't see them if you're testing on a race-less test character).

 

[Pezmerga]

hero.child[Speed].field[Speed].value += field[abValue].value

Reach and space should automatically be calculated with size changes, as long as your creature uses the defaults (BTW, use a human as your test character if you want to see reach and space - the calculations are on the race, so you won't see them if you're testing on a race-less test character).

How do you change a creatures size in an eval script to long? (like a medium long creature, or large long creature.) I need to make it so some of my custom animal forms change the creature to a long creature. Or can you only adjust the Reach?

Also, I am getting that Speed isnt a valid field in my eval script code.

~only run the rest for the first copy
doneif (tagis[Helper.FirstCopy] = 0)

~ If we're not shown, just get out now
doneif (tagis[Helper.ShowSpec] = 0)

if (#levelcount[Druid2] >= 4) then
field[abSumm].text = "+4 Str, +4 natural armor, and bite attack (Magic) - 1d6."
endif

~only run the rest if we're activated
doneif (field[abilActive].value = 0)

hero.child[aSTR].field[aNormMod].value += 4 

hero.child[Speed].field[Speed].value = 50

field[abValue].value += round(field[xAllLev].value/4,0,-1)

#applybonus[BonEnhance, hero.childfound[wBite], field[abValue].value]

~if we're active, tell that to the hero, so we can enforce the
~restriction on the number of forms active at once
perform forward[Custom.ActiveForm]

 

[Pezmerga]

Actually I just did

perform hero.findchild[BaseRace].setfocus
focus.field[rSpeed].value = #

and that worked.

Still curious about long creatures though, but I got it to work by adjusting reach.

And I'd like to give a creature a flyspeed in the special tab (only when an ability (form) is activated) , Thats next ont he todo list if anyone can help there

 

[Mathias]

hero.child[Speed].field[tSpeed].value - I forgot tSpeed vs. Speed.

Take a look at the Draconic Sorcerer's wings ability - that has a fly speed only while activated.

Whether a creature uses the Long reach calculations is dependant on whether or not the hero has either the Helper.Quadruped or Helper.ManyLegs tags.