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If used in a spell script the target param (''param1'') will be overwritten with the spells targets. | If used in a spell script the target param (''param1'') will be overwritten with the spells targets. | ||
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| + | To give a buff to all but fighters it would be AddSpellBonus(Target, 0, 12, 11, 21, 31), 11 is priests, 21 is mages, and 31 is scouts | ||
Revision as of 15:19, 16 January 2014
LUA Functions: AddSpellBonus()
Adds to the stats of the given spawn.
Syntax
AddSpellBonus(param1, param2, param3, [...])
Parameters
- Required - param1 (Spawn), param2 (int16), param3 (sint32)
- param1 is the spawn to receive the stat boost
- param2 is the type (id) of the stat
- param3 is the amount to add
- Optional - ... (int32)
- ... is a list of class id's that the bonus can apply to
Usage
function cast(Caster, Target)
AddSpellBonus(Caster, 0, 12)
end
Adds 12 str to the caster.
Notes
If used in a spell script the target param (param1) will be overwritten with the spells targets.
To give a buff to all but fighters it would be AddSpellBonus(Target, 0, 12, 11, 21, 31), 11 is priests, 21 is mages, and 31 is scouts