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Posted by Nick Gammon   Australia  (18,800 posts)  [Biography] bio   Forum Administrator
Date Tue 06 Jun 2006 06:06 AM (UTC)
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Command:   sset
Handler:   do_sset
Min level: 57
Min posn:  any (dead)
Log:       always

Syntax: sset <victim> <skill> <value>
or:     sset <victim> all     <value>
or:     sset <sn>     <field> <value>
 
name          the name of the skill or spell
code          for spells, the code executed when the spell is cast
target        for spells, the target of the spell (see TARGETTYPES)
minpos        the minimum position required to use this skill/spell
slot          for spells, the slot number used in area files
mana          for spells, the amount of mana consumed by the spell
beats         how long this skill takes to be used (in 1/4 seconds)
dammsg        a word to describe the damage done by this skill or spell
wearoff       for spells, the message given when the spell wears off
type          the type of skill (Spell, Skill, Weapon, Tongue)
difficulty    how difficult the spell/skill is to learn and/or use
damtype       for spells, the class of damage it does
components    the components required for this spell (see SPELLCOMPONENTS)
teachers      will restrict the teaching of this skill to these mob vnums
participants  the minimum number of required participants (for spells)
 
For the special fields used by SMAUG spells (spell_smaug) see SMAUGSPELLS




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