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Latest revision as of 22:56, 7 November 2018
Summary
| Function Name | is_class_primary_for_spell |
|---|---|
| Settable | No |
| Returns | Boolean |
| Parameter Options |
|---|
| PC Class (integer or string), Spell (integer or string) |
This function returns True if the PC class is primary for a particular spell. This means that the class is able to cast the spell at a lower level than any other class. So for 'magic missile', 'magic-user' would return True and other classes would return False. For spells like 'spirit watcher' where multiple classes are able to cast the spell at level 20, those classes would all return True whereas non-caster classes would all return False.
A table of MUDL_PC_Class_Values is available.
Example
setproc <parent> # intercept_cast_i
# If not primary, fail the spell
if (is_pc(%a) AND !is_class_primary_for_spell(class(%a, 1), %1),
(
msg_character(%a, 'Your spell fizzles!'),
# Stop future processing of this command
set(flag(%f, 'procedure-flags', 'overrode-command'), true),
return(true)
)),
return(false)
@
setproc <parent> # PROC_ENABLED 1
