71-75 spells

**trevius** · #1 06-12-2009, 05:36 PM

Ahh, then he should be able to just use that table for SoF clients to have 71-75 spells. But, for Titanium clients to get all of their spells, he would still have to do some spell moves. This is because a good chunk of the 71-75 spells for some classes are well past the 10k mark, so the client can't use them. Also, for Titanium users to see the spells, he would need to do an export of the spells_new table and have his clients download the file so they match.

Yeah, you can use my spells file. I think the one I have up now works for Server and Client both. Previously I used to have one that stopped at 10k for clients, since Titanium couldn't load anymore than that, but with the addition of SoF, I think I just put the whole thing up there, so that should work for you. Edit: Just checked an verified it is the full file, so you are set if you use it.

Randymarsh9 · #2 06-12-2009, 05:39 PM

Awesome, thanks!

Randymarsh9 · #3 06-12-2009, 05:48 PM

I believe on your server you took the proc mod off of Johnthan's Provocation. If I added it back, would people have to download a new spells_us?

**trevius** · #4 06-12-2009, 06:17 PM

Some things that you change in that file will require the client to have to download them again to take effect, but that mostly is for cast time, mana cost, and a few other fields. Most of the settings are handled server-side, so you would only need to adjust them on the server and not require another download. But, at this point, we do have a fair number of custom adjustments to spells that are either broken or that were exploitable. If you needed to adjust any back, you should be able to just check your original SoF spell file and copy the values over.

The more adjustments you plan to do, the more it might be worthwhile to get an idea about how to handle the spell file for your server so you can make one on your own from scratch. Using a combination of the Titanium spell file and one from Live, it wasn't all too hard for me to get everything moved around once I figured out the best ways to do it (days of messing with it). You can use a combination of the database, the import/export scripts, the ailia/bleh spell editor, excel and also Notepad++ or Textpad to make working with the spell file considerably easier/quicker. But, you have to know what the goal is that you are trying to get to before messing with too many of those tools. I mostly just used Excel and Textpad to do all of the spell moving stuff. Using the bookmark feature of textpad/notepad++, it makes selecting certain spells or spells with certain values very easy.

Randymarsh9 · #5 06-12-2009, 06:19 PM

I'm not using a SoF spell file though. I still have titanium

Randymarsh9 · #6 06-13-2009, 03:18 PM

Hey Trev, everything seems to be working except the song Jonthan's Mightful Caretaker. It's supposed to make you proc every attack, but it isn't working for me. I even made the proc chance 10000, but it isn't doing anything. Do you have any ideas about that?

**trevius** · #7 06-14-2009, 06:05 PM

Probably an issue with spell buff procs or adjusting proc rates. That might be an issue with the source code. Have you tried that spell without any modifications to it (directly from your spell file)? If it doesn't work by default, then it is just an issue with how the source code handles that spell and it would require coding for it.