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Originally Posted by trevius
I don't see any reason why you wouldn't be able to make tomes scribe-able. You would just need to make it like a normal spell scroll accept use the disc spell ID instead of a spell. The only reason that the scribespells command doesn't train disciplines is because there is code to block disciplines from being scribed when you use it. But there is nothing as far as I know to keep spell scrolls from doing it.
So far the last code I submitted above for the new scribespells and traindiscs commands with arguments compiled. Now to see if they actually work after a server reboot  |
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Originally Posted by ChaosSlayer
I think you missunderstood me.
I don't meant scribeable like using scribe quest comand
I mean using old fashion- open spell book and scribing (puting) spell scroll into it.
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You both are actually talking about the same thing. Trev was only saying the reason the #scribespells command doesn't train disciplines because the code for that command basically filters those out. Basically, if spell->IsDiscipline, keep it moving.
However, I think there may be a problem. Comparing a
Discipline Tome &
Spell Scroll, they have the same scrolltype (7, which I believe is for all spell scrolls) & have a corresponding spell ID. I think there might have been a change in the client to allow it to be done, since spells have to still be clicked into the spell book to scribe them (can't right-click them).
I'm sure it could be done by piggybacking the spell casting system, but it would be more of a hack than anything. In addition, it would require changing all of the tomes in the database to be right-click castable (like a regular, instant cast clickie).
Now, if we ever make it to the Anniversary client, I'm sure it's a possibility, but that's still a ways off.
*Looks at Derision with his OpCode hunting & packet structure deriving skeelz*