> They already can use both skills/spells....just add a call to spell_level
> in class.c for the spell and/or skill....eg:
i believe that he was refering to the fact that you define whether a class
has SPELLS or SKILLS in class.c..this only affects how things are shown on
the practice list, but i guess that could be annoying..anyway..there is a
macro SPLSKL(ch) that makes the word "spell" or "skill" depending on the
class..you could change this macro to be something else..like:
old:
#define SPLSKL(ch) (prac_types[prac_params[(int)GET_CLASS(ch)]])
new:
#define SPLSKL(spell) ((spell > MAX_SPELLS) ? "skill" : "spell")
and just change the calls in spec_procs.c like so:
old:
if ((skill_num < 1) ||
(GET_LEVEL(ch) < skill_info[skill_num].class_level[(int) GET_CLASS(ch)])) {
sprintf(buf, "You can not practice that %s here.\r\n", SPLSKL(ch));
new:
if ((skill_num < 1) ||
(GET_LEVEL(ch) <
skill_info[skill_num].class_level[(int)GET_CLASS(ch)])) {
sprintf(buf, "You can not practice that %s here.\r\n",
SPLSKL(skill_num));
hrm..mine isn't stock, but hopefully you'll get the idea..
siv
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