For some reason, I always thought that was for... curing with herbs or something.

Me too, until I asked.

Also. *is the individual who requested springup and contort* Love me!

In all seriousness though, Contortion is hellishly fast. Writhes out of entangle half a second after regaining balance from the act of contorting itself.

Are there plugins in the zip folder that aren't automatically used...?

(And oohhhh, AUTO HERBS OFF...wish I knew that before I went through and disabled all the harvesting triggers, hah. Seems I know how to disable stuff pretty well...)

This is why I charge for the support. If you want to dive in and find these things yourself, you're more than welcome. However, if you need help finding things, then you can help me help you (in a manner of Jerry Maguire speaking).

Support is well worth the cost, I'd go as far as saying that Larkin undercharges for the level of support he provides.

Be sensible, buy a support contract.

Erm, this is a really silly question to ask, but how do I update to 1.13 again?

I managed to do it for my main and an alt, but for my other alt, it refuses to update to 1.13.

Put the files over the old ones, which I'm assuming you've done already for your alts, and then just /treant:Install() (preferably before you log in).

Argh, now that you remind me, of course!

Even still, it took me a long time to do what you told me, cause I misread /treant:Install() as /install:Treant().

Is there anyway we can get this stickied or pinned or whatever the this won't move down the page appropriate term is?

Nice work Zarquan! Here's one thing I noticed.

JustChorale, something the Cantors have, triggers the curing no matter what, even if you're not affected by it.

Thanks.

Yeah. Unfortunately, there's no easy way to know if you're affected or not when that message appears. You might want to add your own macro or logic to disable that trigger when you or an ally is using it against someone else.

I've installed the system and everything seems to be properly set. The info bar in the right hand corner has even picked the date up from the game- but it displays my health, mana, and ego as 0. Furthermore, I am not sure if this system has auto-def/sip scripting and what the adjustment commands are.

EDIT: Oh, I see. I had the "I'm an idiot who doesn't follow instructions after 4 hours of sleep" on. Taken care of, thank you.

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Thanks!

Compile error
World: Treant
Immediate execution
:1: '=' expected near ''
Error context in script:
1*: require "treant"
2 : treant:Init()
3 :
4 : require "gui"
5 : gui:Init()
Compile error
World: Treant
Immediate execution
:1: '=' expected near '-'
Error context in script:
1*: require "treant"
2 : treant:Init()
3 :
4 : require "gui"
5 : gui:Init()

Pulled this error. Not sure how.

Since the script looks fine to me, I'm going to guess that your scripting isn't set to Lua or some crazy such thing...

Does Treant have some sort of tracker for bal/equilibrium, or do I get to make one myself?

As the carillion bells thunder in the air, you are nearly blinded by pain when an angry cough suddenly wracks your body.
Run-time error
World: Lusternia
Immediate execution
:1: attempt to call method 'add' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
:1: in main chunk

What is the problem?


Also, any way to use Scrolls of Healing without MagicList?

Of course it tracks balance and equilibrium!




The problem is a simple typo.

You can use scrolls (and other enchantments) without MagicList.

Ah, so what is the typo?

And sorry, I wasn't clear. What I meant was, is it possible to auto-scroll without MagicList? When I turn on auto scroll, it says

» No healing scroll found. Either check MagicList or disable auto-scroll.

So I assumed that there is some trigger that uses MagicList to capture the id and such. However, I couldn't find any variables the way you did for pipes.

This is what support contracts are for, and that's why my answers were intentionally vague. You may look through the code (about five minutes worth of work) to discover the fixes for yourself, if you prefer.