Can I get some help with a Light Sorc Script

[SmackGoneWild]

ok so I just startin runnin 3.1 here, and honestly its all pretty simple except for the attacks ... everything default is set to 0 for the attack.. can someone possibly copy/paste what my attacks section should look like if I don't want her to use Chain Lightning for killing mobs.. Obviously light is way faster and hits multiples. thanks -Smack

[bugme143]

L - bosses
CL - mobs

NTConfig_AttackSkill[0] = 0;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[1] = 49;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[2] = 0;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[3] = 53;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[4] = 0;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[5] = 53; << use fball or w/e cold spell pre-req for armors
NTConfig_AttackSkill[6] = 0;

[SmackGoneWild]

ok so i put 49 (lightning) for line attackskill 1 .. but it makes no difference ..still using chain light

[bugme143]

its using CL on mobs, not on bosses, which is what it should be doing...

[SmackGoneWild]

its using CL on mobs, not on bosses, which is what it should be doing...

yes ok, I see the math here, and I do like how she statics a ton. BUT, take my word for it, Lightning is the way to go, so can I change that or no?

[bugme143]

yes ok, I see the math here, and I do like how she statics a ton. BUT, take my word for it, Lightning is the way to go, so can I change that or no?

NTConfig_AttackSkill[0] = 0;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[1] = 49;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[2] = 0;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[3] = 49;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[4] = 0;
NTConfig_AttackSkill[5] = 53; << use fball or w/e cold spell pre-req for armors
NTConfig_AttackSkill[6] = 0;

[SmackGoneWild]

ahh there we go, thank you thats MUCCCHHH better

[bugme143]

np.

[Grimtrooper]

NTConfig_CastStatic = 80; // Cast Static Field until monster's HP lower less than this percent. Set to 100 if you won't
}

If you dont want her to cast static on anything and not on boss then change the cast static to 100

[Vnge]

how do you know what skill is what value?

[bugme143]

how do you know what skill is what value?

magic.

I have a notepad file that has all the skills and their numbers.