The only way I know of to increase caps is through sending AA info or buffing with a spell. The only way we could have a custom way for them to be increased would probably be to send the client a fake AA saying that it gets stat increases. Since AA stuff can be done directly from the database, there isn't really a reason to code anything special for it. You can make a custom AA for stats in the DB and then just make it free for anyone to purchase at any level if you want to have higher stats. I haven't tried that, but it should work just fine.
No, I am not aware of any way to give a direct amount of AAs via a quest, but a quest command could probably be created by using the #setaapoints code at some point to allow that. It wouldn't be a bad thing to have, I just don't have time to do it for quite a while to come.
And, yes, you are correct. You cannot give more ranks to any AAs, as the number of ranks are kind of defined in the client files. I think Live has a way around this and we will probably need to code that work-around to get the new ranks working for SoF AAs to handle them properly. But, for the time being, your best bet is to alter how much STR or whatever you get from each rank. You should be able to set that to anything you want. As far as I know, it works fine.
I don't know if it is even possible to disable AA experience, since that is something the client can set. The only way I could think of to do it would be to write custom code that stops them from being able to set the Exp ratio settings on the AA window. That might be possible, but I am not sure of the exact details on how to do it.
If you do a "#help AA", it will list all of the # commands that are AA related. You can definitely set them in game. Probably the reason that quest commands weren't added at the same time the command was is because that doubles the amount of work to add new commands and most people just don't bother to take the extra time to do that. I recently added new feature commands to allow people to change any appearance feature that they want, but I did not implement quest commands for it yet. I will probably try to get quest commands in for them in the future at some point, but just didn't have the time to do it yet.
ok I have just tested it - in fact if rule set to 0 - you do not get any AAXP even with client been set to 100% AA (in which case you also don't get any normal XP neither)
so all we need now is Set/Refund/Reset AA quest =)
If you want to give AA's as a quest reward use the in game command, #setaapts AA X where x the is number of AA's you want to give out. It is a bit buggy though. When I first starting using it I was using 100 as a test number and it kept giving me 144 aa's instead of the 100 I told it too. I have never tried this as a quest script but I don't see why it would not work.
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