Post: #11

Said another way, the scrolls don't stack because they are not the same. They are at different casting levels. Make the MOREY one static value and delete any existing scrolls and they will be the same.

Post: #12

(04-29-2012 11:07 PM)Reflex Wrote:  For some reason my scrolls don't want to stack even though they are exactly the same? For example If I create a scroll .add i_Scroll_harm then i_scroll_harm again.. They wont stack? I'm confused here.. ;p

Code:

[ITEMDEF 01f38]
DEFNAME=i_scroll_harm
RESOURCES=i_scroll_blank, i_reag_nightshade, i_reag_spider_silk
SKILLMAKE=INSCRIPTION 20.0, MAGERY 10.0
TYPE=T_SCROLL
WEIGHT=1
//CIRCLE=2
CATEGORY=Provisions - Alchemy & Magic
SUBSECTION=Scrolls - 2nd Circle
DESCRIPTION=Harm Scroll

ON=@Create
    ATTR=ATTR_MAGIC
    MOREX=s_harm
    MOREY={20 60}

Scrolls crafted with different inscription levels are have different moreys, even you modify the morey under @create, inscription skill will change the morey. You can modify the inscription skill or use @skillmakeitem for the handle scrolls.

Post: #13

The Wiki has this to say about th scroll type:

Quote:t_scroll 32 This type is used for scrolls. It leverages the following properties:

MOREX = ID of the spell to cast when double-clicked
MOREY = Power of the spell (equivalent to the EFFECT setting of the spell itself?)

Kinda sounds like speculation... now I would like to hear from a developer on the actual implementation of MOREY :-)

Post: #14

It's the spell level

Post: #15

Here was the fix, if for example the MOREY={50 70} we just made it MOREY=60 the average so each scroll is created with a set morey instead of using ranges so that way all scrolls become stackable.

Post: #16

Spell level is inaccurate ShiryuX. . I know what you meant though.

It is the magery value of the scroll. IE the strength of magery that affects the scrolls. High magery yields better effects