Hello to all nwn community
(First of all sorry cause my english is bad, i try to explain me the best i can, sorry).
I post to you cause i´m trying to solve a problem one week ago, searching everywhere and i cant. The problem is:
I´m
building a nwn1 module for pleasure, 1 week ago i finished my custom
spells for wizards class (important: wizard,i dont use sorcerer), well i
wanted to organize that the custom spells couldnt be adquired by player
when level up or/and character creation,but players can memorized via
scroll, and thats the problem, i cant.
These are the steps i´ve tried:
-In
spells 2da, in the column wiz/sorc,i remove the level of custom spells
with **** believing that would not appear (thats the way i resolved the
nwn default spells dont appear), the problem is spells dont appear but
when you test to memorize the scroll it detect isnt a arcane spell and
dont let you memorize.
-Then i try in class 2da and cls_spknsorc
2da (which specifies the number of spells that sorcerer learns by level)
the problem is that there a bard and sorcerer spkn but not for wizard,
well i took class 2da in wizards line and spellknowntable column and
write the cls_spkn_sorc (by default ****) looking for that wizard would
use the spkn_sorc 2da file of sorcerer, and then i modified the
cls_spkn_sorc 2da itself, well it didnt work too. Then i tested with
sorcerer to see if it works, and surprise it worked with sorcerer, so
something happens with wizard class.
-I try to modify the file classwizard.ini in lines concerning to spells (spellcount, spelllevel1 etc...), it didnt works too.
I
also read on google in nwn2 post that removing columns of the packspwiz
2da it doesnt appear, but it works with default spells,not with custom
spells.
So the question is what im doing wrong?, which is the way to do it?
What
i want is dont let player to adquire my custom spells via character
creation/level up and let them to memorize via scroll for use on the
spellbook
Well, Thank you all, and really sorry for my english i know can be hard to understand, thanks for the effort to read it.
Dwivilvighuy.
