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[ErinRigh]

forget i said anything

 

[Sendric]

Could use a DescInfo tag so that we can add spell descriptions to spells. For example, I want to add the Cause Fear description to Scare.

 

[ShadowChemosh]

Could use a DescInfo tag so that we can add spell descriptions to spells. For example, I want to add the Cause Fear description to Scare.

Can't you just use "SpInfo.?" tag instead? That is how "Wands" get the spell-info to be displayed.

 

[Sendric]

Can't you just use "SpInfo.?" tag instead? That is how "Wands" get the spell-info to be displayed.

I tried, but it doesn't work. It works for specials that I've created, but for some reason doesn't work on spells.

 

[ShadowChemosh]

I tried, but it doesn't work. It works for specials that I've created, but for some reason doesn't work on spells.

Hmmm ok will have to look into this....

 

[Sendric]

Question:

When adding a class of spells to a class that has a limited set of spell levels to choose from, shouldn't it only add the spells that fit within the level min/max?

For example, if I add "sClass.Corrupt" to the Blackguard (which only casts spells from levels 1-4), all of the "Corrupt spells appear in the Blackguard's list including those from levels 5-9.

Is this correct behavior?

 

[ShadowChemosh]

Question:

When adding a class of spells to a class that has a limited set of spell levels to choose from, shouldn't it only add the spells that fit within the level min/max?

For example, if I add "sClass.Corrupt" to the Blackguard (which only casts spells from levels 1-4), all of the "Corrupt spells appear in the Blackguard's list including those from levels 5-9.

Is this correct behavior?

Pretty much yes. The expression is only looking for any spell that matches the tag logic of sClass.Corrupt. It has no logic for doing spell levels.

This is why normally you would be using a sClass.cHelpBlk or a tag specific to the Blackguard class and only tag the correct spells to the class.

I guess you could also add a sClass.Corrupt4 and only tag spells from level 1 to level 4.

 

[Sendric]

Pretty much yes. The expression is only looking for any spell that matches the tag logic of sClass.Corrupt. It has no logic for doing spell levels.

This is why normally you would be using a sClass.cHelpBlk or a tag specific to the Blackguard class and only tag the correct spells to the class.

I guess you could also add a sClass.Corrupt4 and only tag spells from level 1 to level 4.

Ok, thank. Unfortunately, the Corrupt spell list gets added to all classes capable of casting spells if they are not good aligned and have the correct sources marked. I'll give some thought on how to handle this. Thanks.

 

[Illyahr]

Werewolf template - afflicted (possibly the others, haven't checked) does not boost hit points from boosted Con when transformed