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cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr )
  
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    WILL EVENTUALLY BE OBSOLETE AND REPLACED BY THE CAST_SPELL BELOW.
  
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    i : Spell index to cast. See SPL_* in values.h and/or vme.h.
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    caster : The caster of the spell.
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    medium : The medium, with which the spell is cast, might be caster.
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    target : The target of the spell.
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    Use this to cast spells without performing all the usual mana stuff, etc.
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    Very useful with for example rings / items possessing magical abilities.
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integer cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr, effect : string )
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    i : Spell index to cast. See SPL_* in values.h and/or vme.h.
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    caster : The caster of the spell.
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    medium : The medium, with which the spell is cast, might be caster.
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    target : The target of the spell.
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    effect : A symbolic DIL program which takes no arguments. This will
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            cause all effects to be suppressed and leave this to the program
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            specified. A string of "" will cause the ordinary messages to
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            appear.
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    returns: The result of the spell.
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    Use this to cast spells without performing all the usual mana stuff, etc.
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    Very useful with for example rings / items possessing magical abilities.
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    Please note that in the two programs below the variable 'hm' represents
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    the number of hitpoints that will be deducted from the target.
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    '''Example:'''
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    %dil
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<nowiki>
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    dilbegin myeffect(medi : unitptr, targ : unitptr, hm : integer);
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    code
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dilend</nowiki>
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    .....
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    %...
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<nowiki>
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    dilbegin test();
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    var
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      n : integer;
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    code
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dilend</nowiki>
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  cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr )
 
  cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr )
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     dilbegin myeffect(medi : unitptr, targ : unitptr, hm : integer);
 
     dilbegin myeffect(medi : unitptr, targ : unitptr, hm : integer);
 
     code
 
     code
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dilend</nowiki>
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      act("The caster is $1N medium is $2N and target is $3N",
 
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          A_ALWAYS, self, medi, targ, TO_ALL);
 
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      act("The spell result is $2d", A_ALWAYS, self, hm, null, TO_ALL);
 
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      quit;
 
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    }
 
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    dilend</nowiki>
 
  
 
     .....
 
     .....
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       n : integer;
 
       n : integer;
 
     code
 
     code
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    {
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dilend</nowiki>
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      wait(SFB_DONE, command("beg"));
 
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      n := cast_spell(SPL_FIREBALL_1, self, self, activator, "myeffect@wiz");
 
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      exec("say Result of spell was "+itoa(n), self);
 
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    }
 
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    dilend</nowiki>
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:33, 4 December 2025

cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr )

   WILL EVENTUALLY BE OBSOLETE AND REPLACED BY THE CAST_SPELL BELOW.

   i : Spell index to cast. See SPL_* in values.h and/or vme.h.
   caster : The caster of the spell.
   medium : The medium, with which the spell is cast, might be caster.
   target : The target of the spell.

   Use this to cast spells without performing all the usual mana stuff, etc.
   Very useful with for example rings / items possessing magical abilities.

integer cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr, effect : string )
   i : Spell index to cast. See SPL_* in values.h and/or vme.h.
   caster : The caster of the spell.
   medium : The medium, with which the spell is cast, might be caster.
   target : The target of the spell.
   effect : A symbolic DIL program which takes no arguments. This will
            cause all effects to be suppressed and leave this to the program
            specified. A string of "" will cause the ordinary messages to
            appear.
   returns: The result of the spell.

   Use this to cast spells without performing all the usual mana stuff, etc.
   Very useful with for example rings / items possessing magical abilities.
   Please note that in the two programs below the variable 'hm' represents
   the number of hitpoints that will be deducted from the target.

   Example:

   %dil


    dilbegin myeffect(medi : unitptr, targ : unitptr, hm : integer);
    code
dilend

   .....

   %...


    dilbegin test();
    var
      n : integer;
    code
dilend

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cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr )

   WILL EVENTUALLY BE OBSOLETE AND REPLACED BY THE CAST_SPELL BELOW.

   i : Spell index to cast. See SPL_* in values.h and/or vme.h.
   caster : The caster of the spell.
   medium : The medium, with which the spell is cast, might be caster.
   target : The target of the spell.

   Use this to cast spells without performing all the usual mana stuff, etc.
   Very useful with for example rings / items possessing magical abilities.

integer cast_spell( i : integer, caster : unitptr, medium : unitptr, target : unitptr, effect : string )
   i : Spell index to cast. See SPL_* in values.h and/or vme.h.
   caster : The caster of the spell.
   medium : The medium, with which the spell is cast, might be caster.
   target : The target of the spell.
   effect : A symbolic DIL program which takes no arguments. This will
            cause all effects to be suppressed and leave this to the program
            specified. A string of "" will cause the ordinary messages to
            appear.
   returns: The result of the spell.

   Use this to cast spells without performing all the usual mana stuff, etc.
   Very useful with for example rings / items possessing magical abilities.
   Please note that in the two programs below the variable 'hm' represents
   the number of hitpoints that will be deducted from the target.

   Example:

   %dil


    dilbegin myeffect(medi : unitptr, targ : unitptr, hm : integer);
    code
dilend

   .....

   %...


    dilbegin test();
    var
      n : integer;
    code
dilend

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