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#008248
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When changing job from Novice to Baby, your skills and skillpoints are not reset. So on jlvl 10 you have 9 Skill points, but Basic Skill on 9 and the npc keep telling you to use your skill points first.
Edit: fixed typo
Edit: fixed typo
This doesn't seem like a job master bug.
Also, could you elaborate on the process again? I'm confused on how you got a Novice to have level 9 Base Skills and 9 skpoints.
Also, could you elaborate on the process again? I'm confused on how you got a Novice to have level 9 Base Skills and 9 skpoints.
1. Make a new char
2. Lvl to jlvl 10 and get your Basic skill on lv. 9 to get your first job
3. Talk to the Job Master and become a Baby class. It will reset your jlvl to 0, but your Basic skill is still Lv. 9
When you level to jlvl 10 again you have the New 9 skill points and Basic skill already maxed
2. Lvl to jlvl 10 and get your Basic skill on lv. 9 to get your first job
3. Talk to the Job Master and become a Baby class. It will reset your jlvl to 0, but your Basic skill is still Lv. 9
When you level to jlvl 10 again you have the New 9 skill points and Basic skill already maxed
Got it, you said supernovice, not a baby in your post.
Anyway, I can confirm that. I suppose the way to work it out is manually interfere with that particular job change - either resetting character completely, or just taking away Basic Skills and all skill points:
Resetting the character (affects base level as well, which is rude):
Meddling with skill points (manually modifies skill point amount, which is also rude):
Anyway, I can confirm that. I suppose the way to work it out is manually interfere with that particular job change - either resetting character completely, or just taking away Basic Skills and all skill points:
Resetting the character (affects base level as well, which is rude):
Spoiler
Meddling with skill points (manually modifies skill point amount, which is also rude):
Spoiler
Edited by Enhance, 05 July 2014 - 12:04 AM.
Got it, you said supernovice, not a baby in your post.
oops, happens when posting drunk.
However, i think the most simple way is to require job/base level 1 to transform into Baby.
I thought that, but technically, you're not required to be 1/1 to be adopted.However, i think the most simple way is to require job/base level 1 to transform into Baby.
I thought that, but technically, you're not required to be 1/1 to be adopted.
And thats the point, since it's not intended to become baby using a npc. Right now i just can't think of any other way then setting b/j lvl 1 as requirement.
edit: or maybe, preventing the script to reset your job level back to 0 <-- lol i don't know why i haven't thought of this.
Edited by Ridley, 05 July 2014 - 12:47 PM.
I already gave two other solutions, so why can't you?And thats the point, since it's not intended to become baby using a npc. Right now i just can't think of any other way then setting b/j lvl 1 as requirement.
I thought that, but technically, you're not required to be 1/1 to be adopted.
Script doesn't separately reset your job level to 1, jobchange itself does. So you can't do that without changing that very script command.edit: or maybe, preventing the script to reset your job level back to 0 <-- lol i don't know why i haven't thought of this.
Edited by Enhance, 05 July 2014 - 04:09 PM.
well, as said, most simple way is to do a manual reset
find:
add below
find:
if (.@newjob == Job_Novice_High) resetlvl(1);
add below
if (.@newjob == Job_Baby) resetskill; SkillPoint = 0;
Edited by Ridley, 05 July 2014 - 06:28 PM.
does it really happen?
Confirmed, but your pull request needs to be updated before it can be merged.
https://github.com/H...rcules/pull/306
https://github.com/H...rcules/pull/306
Went ahead and updated this in 3961c4c since it's been pending for 5 days. Thanks for your contribution!
