How do I remove the skills and abilities off the slist and alist and add my custom skills/abilities?
Alist and Slist
Posted by USER007 on Sat 04 Oct 2003 09:15 PM — 9 posts, 29,288 views.
Yo Anavel. :P
Well, Smaug doesn't come with alist, but doing through slist. Slist shows all the skills that certain class can learn, so by editing the class files in /classes folder, you can change the skills shown on slist. Here's an example:
As you can tell, those Skills will be shown on slist, but if you change it as
Then it will only have the skill aid, in slist. Gotta change all the classes though.
Well, Smaug doesn't come with alist, but doing through slist. Slist shows all the skills that certain class can learn, so by editing the class files in /classes folder, you can change the skills shown on slist. Here's an example:
Name Warrior~
Class 3
Attrprime 1
Weapon 10313
Guild 3022
Skilladept 85
Thac0 18
Thac32 6
Hpmin 11
Hpmax 15
Mana 0
Expbase 1150
Skill 'aggressive style' 1 95
Skill 'aid' 6 80
Skill 'bash' 30 85
Skill 'berserk style' 10 95
Skill 'blitz' 28 80
Skill 'climb' 2 85
Skill 'cook' 1 95
As you can tell, those Skills will be shown on slist, but if you change it as
Name Warrior~
Class 3
Attrprime 1
Weapon 10313
Guild 3022
Skilladept 85
Thac0 18
Thac32 6
Hpmin 11
Hpmax 15
Mana 0
Expbase 1150
Skill 'aid' 6 80
Then it will only have the skill aid, in slist. Gotta change all the classes though.
Ok :D So its all in the race files? Ok now how do you open them? What program do I need? And whats the difference between a C file and a CPP file? :P
I believe he said class files, so I wound't go messing with the races :P Umm, for programs, depending on your box, you can use pico, emacs, vi, or notepad, wordpad, or something else related. A C file is just an extention that says the file is a C file, meaning its coded on C. A CPP file is one that is coded in C++, or thats how I understand it at least. Good luck, hope that was some help.
I think Anavel is using Windows. Open the files in notepad, or something. If your using Linux, I'd use pico.
Yeah but don't I neeed to recompile them if I change them? If so I don't have the program to do it. :P
Hrm... I don't think you need to. I'm not 100% sure though.
You shouldn't need to recompile after changing the class files, just reboot/copyover. The only time you need to recompile is if you change something in one of the .c or .h files. The rest are read in, and are semi-independant.
Oh ok thanks. :)