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#1
19 Nov 2009 14:27
 
 
Ulver (Ideas-wanted Forum) wrote:
Murgan wrote:
Martow wrote:
Mage reagents are automatically drawn from a pouch when a mage casts a
relevant spell. Perhaps druid reagents could be also automatically drawn from
a jar? After being mage it seems pretty silly to manually get every reagent.
And maybe same for folklorist herbal spells?
I will quote what shinarae said on druid channel once, not quoted right to the
letter but the idea is the same.
No. Druids are not mages.
No shit, Sherlock. However, the fact that druids are not mages have nothing to
do with the subject. Mage reagents was just an example. Since we already have
automatic reagent extraction feature implemented, it'd make perfect sense that
the same feature would apply to all similar situations.

This point is hard to refute, so one would expect pointless replies like you
quoted.

 
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#2
19 Nov 2009 16:14
 
 
Martow wrote:
Ulver (Ideas-wanted Forum) wrote:
Murgan wrote:
Martow wrote:
Mage reagents are automatically drawn from a pouch when a mage casts a
relevant spell. Perhaps druid reagents could be also automatically drawn from
a jar? After being mage it seems pretty silly to manually get every reagent.
And maybe same for folklorist herbal spells?
I will quote what shinarae said on druid channel once, not quoted right to the
letter but the idea is the same.
No. Druids are not mages.
No shit, Sherlock. However, the fact that druids are not mages have nothing to
do with the subject. Mage reagents was just an example. Since we already have
automatic reagent extraction feature implemented, it'd make perfect sense that
the same feature would apply to all similar situations.

This point is hard to refute, so one would expect pointless replies like you
quoted.
You're right, we have that feature implemented in reagent pouches. This does
not apply to any other container nor is it transferable. Reagent pouches, much
like mineral boxes, herb jars, etc are all highly unique items, very little of
which is similar let alone shared.

If someone wants to try to hack Lanfear's code to add such support, so be it,
but the odds are pretty slim.

--Dralith

 
 
 
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#3
19 Nov 2009 20:18
 
 
Dralith wrote:
Martow wrote:
Ulver (Ideas-wanted Forum) wrote:
Murgan wrote:
Martow wrote:
Mage reagents are automatically drawn from a pouch when a mage casts a
relevant spell. Perhaps druid reagents could be also automatically drawn from
a jar? After being mage it seems pretty silly to manually get every reagent.
And maybe same for folklorist herbal spells?
I will quote what shinarae said on druid channel once, not quoted right to the
letter but the idea is the same.
No. Druids are not mages.
No shit, Sherlock. However, the fact that druids are not mages have nothing to
do with the subject. Mage reagents was just an example. Since we already have
automatic reagent extraction feature implemented, it'd make perfect sense that
the same feature would apply to all similar situations.

This point is hard to refute, so one would expect pointless replies like you
quoted.
You're right, we have that feature implemented in reagent pouches. This does
not apply to any other container nor is it transferable. Reagent pouches, much
like mineral boxes, herb jars, etc are all highly unique items, very little of
which is similar let alone shared.

If someone wants to try to hack Lanfear's code to add such support, so be it,
but the odds are pretty slim.
I heard there is this guild which has an guild item that can store items that
are used when a skill goes off. I think the guild is the archers. But then
again...

If someone wants to try to hack Shinarae's code to add such support, so be it,
but the odds are pretty slim.

 
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#4
20 Nov 2009 00:56
 
 
Superlapa wrote:
Dralith wrote:
Martow wrote:
Ulver (Ideas-wanted Forum) wrote:
Murgan wrote:
Martow wrote:
Mage reagents are automatically drawn from a pouch when a mage casts a
relevant spell. Perhaps druid reagents could be also automatically drawn from
a jar? After being mage it seems pretty silly to manually get every reagent.
And maybe same for folklorist herbal spells?
I will quote what shinarae said on druid channel once, not quoted right to the
letter but the idea is the same.
No. Druids are not mages.
No shit, Sherlock. However, the fact that druids are not mages have nothing to
do with the subject. Mage reagents was just an example. Since we already have
automatic reagent extraction feature implemented, it'd make perfect sense that
the same feature would apply to all similar situations.

This point is hard to refute, so one would expect pointless replies like you
quoted.
You're right, we have that feature implemented in reagent pouches. This does
not apply to any other container nor is it transferable. Reagent pouches, much
like mineral boxes, herb jars, etc are all highly unique items, very little of
which is similar let alone shared.

If someone wants to try to hack Lanfear's code to add such support, so be it,
but the odds are pretty slim.
I heard there is this guild which has an guild item that can store items that
are used when a skill goes off. I think the guild is the archers. But then
again...

If someone wants to try to hack Shinarae's code to add such support, so be it,
but the odds are pretty slim.
Oh you are good. I'll go hack Shinarae's code now and give it such support. Oh
wait it already has it.

Anyone else want me to hack some code that ALREADY supports the feature?

--Dralith

 
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