#include <client.h>

Collaboration diagram for Spell_struct:

Data Fields
struct Spell_struct *	next
char	name [256]
char	message [10000]
uint32	tag
uint16	level
uint16	time
uint16	sp
uint16	grace
uint16	dam
uint8	skill_number
char *	skill
uint32	path
sint32	face
uint8	usage
char	requirements [256]

Detailed Description

Definition at line 277 of file client.h.

Field Documentation

uint16 dam

Damage done by spell though the meaning is spell dependent and actual damage may depend on how the spell works.

Definition at line 288 of file client.h.

sint32 face

A face ID that may be used to show a graphic representation of the spell.

Definition at line 302 of file client.h.

uint16 grace

Grace per cast; may be zero.

Definition at line 287 of file client.h.

uint16 level

The casting level of the spell.

Definition at line 284 of file client.h.

char message[10000]

This is huge, the packets can't be much bigger than this anyway

Definition at line 280 of file client.h.

char name[256]

One length byte plus data

Definition at line 279 of file client.h.

struct Spell_struct* next

Definition at line 278 of file client.h.

uint32 path

The bitmask of paths this spell belongs to. See request_info spell_paths and stats about attunement, repulsion, etc.

Definition at line 298 of file client.h.

char requirements[256]

Spellmon 2 data. One length byte plus data. If the spell requires items to be cast, this is a list of req'd items. Comma-separated, number of items, singular names (like ingredients for alchemy).

Definition at line 310 of file client.h.

char* skill

Pointer to the skill name, derived from the skill number.

Definition at line 296 of file client.h.

uint8 skill_number

The index in the skill arrays, plus CS_STAT_SKILLINFO. 0: no skill used for cast. See also: request_info skill_info

Definition at line 292 of file client.h.

uint16 sp

Mana per cast; may be zero.

Definition at line 286 of file client.h.

uint32 tag

Unique ID number for a spell so updspell etc can operate on it.