Testing kits in scripts Options

[aigleborgne]

Hello,

I'm trying to test kits in scripts, but I have manually set the kits with that:
WRITE_SHORT 0x244 0 //unused in KITLIST.2DA designation
WRITE_BYTE 0x246 29 //change to <name of kit> number as per KITLIST.2DA row
WRITE_BYTE 0x247 0x40 //force kit to use KITLIST.2DA instead of KIT.IDS

29 for a transmuter, in my example
When I look into Near infinity, I have 29 - Transmuter
It seems to work fine (notice that on a normal cre, Transmuter is number 8192 if you set the kit with NI)

Then come the script:
OR(3)
CheckStat(Myself,8192,KIT)
CheckStat(Myself,29,KIT)
Kit(Myself,MAGESCHOOL_TRANSMUTER)
Neither of these triggers work...
The first one work with a normal cre using transmuter kit.

I don't know how to do.

[Ascension64]

BTW ascension: what do you mean? In kit.ids there are the hex humbers too. The only neccessity can be in the switching of the bytes to the reversed endian.

Well, if you fix KIT.IDS and force CREs to use KITLIST.2DA as the kit designation, will Kit() still work? If so, then nevermind. However, if that doesn't work, I couldn't work out how the Endian mode could be written properly.

Explain this:

I manually assigned the SHAPESHIFTER kit to a random CRE file using NI (the KIT.IDS used at the time was your repaired one above). In the .IDS file, the raw hex value is 0x4011. Now, if I convert the NI assignment value to hex, it reads 0x00100000. Why?

Now let's try TRANSMUTER kit. Again, the repaired KIT.IDS reads 0x2000, and the NI assignment in hex reads 0x00000020. That looks OK, and the same is for the rest of the specialist mage kits, which is good.

Now let's try the WIZARDSLAYER kit. Repaired KIT.IDS reads 0x4002, yet NI hex assignment reads 0x00002000. Why?

Remember, NI is currently using the repaired KIT.IDS as you stated above.

Now read the IESDP description of the Kit field; there is a line that reads "NB.: The values of this offset are written in big endian style." It is obvious from the examples above the Big Endian style is not simply hex bytes reversed. So what is it, and how can you code the change in WeiDU?

This post has been edited by Ascension64: Jan 14 2006, 02:43 AM