New staff data to spell reqs

EDIT: added support for this on my own interface editor:
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Hey

Any1 got a simple way to add new staff data to spell requirements? - Like if u added steam battlestaff to 317, the client doesnt recognize it works as fire & water rune if u dont edit the interface scripts, but doing it manually for every spell doesnt seem like a smart way to do it..

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Originally Posted by mige5 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Hey

Any1 got a simple way to add new staff data to spell requirements? - Like if u added steam battlestaff to 317, the client doesnt recognize it works as fire & water rune if u dont edit the interface scripts, but doing it manually for every spell doesnt seem like a smart way to do it..

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Code:

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      public static void addSpellButton(RSInterface spell, int[][] data, int level) {
        if (data != null) {
            spell.valueCompareType = new int[data.length + 1];
            spell.requiredValues = new int[data.length + 1];
            for (int index = 0; index < data.length; index++) {
                spell.valueCompareType[index] = 3;
                spell.requiredValues[index] = data[index][0] - 1;
            }
            spell.valueCompareType[data.length] = 3;
            spell.requiredValues[data.length] = level;
            spell.valueIndexArray = new int[data.length + 1][];
            boolean infinite;
            for (int index = 0; index < data.length; index++) {
                spell.valueIndexArray[index] = new int[(data[index].length * 3) + 1];
                for (int item = 1, pos = 3; item < data[index].length; item++, pos += 3) {
                    infinite = item > 4;
                    spell.valueIndexArray[index][pos - 3] = infinite ? 10 : 4;
                    spell.valueIndexArray[index][pos - 2] = infinite ? 1688 : 3214;
                    spell.valueIndexArray[index][pos - 1] = data[index][item];
                }
                spell.valueIndexArray[index][(data[index].length * 3)] = 0;
            }
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length] = new int[3];
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length][0] = 1;
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length][1] = 6;
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length][2] = 0;
        }
    }

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exampe:

Code:

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/ /this spell requires 10 fire runes,7 air runes, 1 wrath rune & lvl 94 magic
addSpellButton(child_id, new int[][]{
{10, fire_rune_item_id, staff_of_fire_id ect...},
{7, air_rune_item_id, staff_of_air_id, ect...},
{1, wrath_rune_id}
}, 94);

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Originally Posted by Zion [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Code:

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      public static void addSpellButton(RSInterface spell, int[][] data, int level) {
        if (data != null) {
            spell.valueCompareType = new int[data.length + 1];
            spell.requiredValues = new int[data.length + 1];
            for (int index = 0; index < data.length; index++) {
                spell.valueCompareType[index] = 3;
                spell.requiredValues[index] = data[index][0] - 1;
            }
            spell.valueCompareType[data.length] = 3;
            spell.requiredValues[data.length] = level;
            spell.valueIndexArray = new int[data.length + 1][];
            boolean infinite;
            for (int index = 0; index < data.length; index++) {
                spell.valueIndexArray[index] = new int[(data[index].length * 3) + 1];
                for (int item = 1, pos = 3; item < data[index].length; item++, pos += 3) {
                    infinite = item > 4;
                    spell.valueIndexArray[index][pos - 3] = infinite ? 10 : 4;
                    spell.valueIndexArray[index][pos - 2] = infinite ? 1688 : 3214;
                    spell.valueIndexArray[index][pos - 1] = data[index][item];
                }
                spell.valueIndexArray[index][(data[index].length * 3)] = 0;
            }
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length] = new int[3];
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length][0] = 1;
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length][1] = 6;
            spell.valueIndexArray[data.length][2] = 0;
        }
    }

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exampe:

Code:

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/ /this spell requires 10 fire runes,7 air runes, 1 wrath rune & lvl 94 magic
addSpellButton(child_id, new int[][]{
{10, fire_rune_item_id, staff_of_fire_id ect...},
{7, air_rune_item_id, staff_of_air_id, ect...},
{1, wrath_rune_id}
}, 94);

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Yeah, my editor is capable of adding new spells easily:

Code:

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Spell.InventoryItemSpell(i.id, "Reanimate Goblin", "Reanimates an ensouled corpse.", 3, new SpellReq[]{new SpellReq(Runes.NATURE, 1), new SpellReq(Runes.BODY, 2)}, "magicoff,50", "magicon,50"),

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^But just wondering if some1 has come up with a simple logic to just include new staff data to spells as wouldnt really cba to update the client scripts for every spell.

EDIT: ended up writing support for this on my own interface editor:
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