; First the Warrior levels (100 + level #)
; CCLL ???????. MaxHP maxMP Level_name Magic Ratio Right-Hand
; 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
;
; The class name (sword user, magic ratio of 10.. ergo hand ratio of 90.. preferred right-hand weapon is #1 (sword))
100, 0, 20, 0, "O'Tane", 10, 1

; Next the special commands for the sword-user class. These come between line nn00 and line nn01
DESCRIPTION "The people in this class follow Tanemahuta, the god of nature"
AUTO_MAX 20, 5000, 10, 1200, 20

; now the class level names.. note that since I used the AUTO_MAX command, the maxHP and maxMP values shown in this
; table are actually ignored. If I weren't so lazy, I would change them all to 0.

101, 0, 0, 0, "Huruhuru"
140, 0, 0, 0, "Taurarua"
160, 0, 0, 0, "Ruanuku"
180, 0, 0, 0, "Wananga"
190, 0, 0, 0, "Papatuu o' Tane"
;

also how do i limit element skills?
if i want to limit everything except E0 and E1 then it should look like this:

MAX_ELEMENT 1000000,1000000,0,0,0,0,0,0

shouldnt it?

1.) type /funpak (to open the funpak window)
2.) type /reload (to reload the world)

If there are any obvious syntax problems in your level tables, you will see messages in the funpak which might be helpful.

The single most common error in the levels table is to:

1.) get one class working
2.) copy and paste it to make a second class
3.) miss one or more of the CCLL numbers, such that a line overlaps with that of another class.

CCLL, by the way means "Class" and "Level" all merged into a 4 digit number. The leading 0 of the class digits is optional.

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As to your example... I have to admit the single-quotes cause me to panic a bit. O'Tane etc. But I suspect I am just overly sensitive about that sort of thing.

I have nothing really to add to Loric's comments.

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ill try /class1

/a si confuzzeled what do you mean by "As to your example... I have to admit the single-quotes cause me to panic a bit. O'Tane etc. But I suspect I am just overly sensitive about that sort of thing." dan?

EDIT: ok my hunch was right i copyed class 1 exacty from evergreen reloaded then did /class 1 and it is still fudged up and it still has exploded mp

/a refurs to murpheys law "anything that can go wrong will go wrong" and says "aint that the truth?"

I would love for my prediction above to be correct

quote:

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The single most common error in the levels table is to:

1.) get one class working
2.) copy and paste it to make a second class
3.) miss one or more of the CCLL numbers, such that a line overlaps with that of another class.

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It would also be cool if it turns out that /funpak gave you a laser-crisp error message you ignored as well :-)

so what dose that mean? that i have to make max element 100 to get it the lowest i can and the max 2500 ?

ok i deleted class 2-7 and now class 1 works but i checked the CCLL about 10 times and there were no overlaping lines or anything and anyway i just copyed the classes stright from evergreen all i canged was the name, desription and lvl names (and max_element but i chnaged that back)

my 1st language is Maori and sentance structure is very different like totaly backwards