TFS 1.X+ [TFS 1.3] How can i get spellGroup?

[roriscrave]

Hello, I am using tfs 1.3.
I am wondering how I can get spellGroup.

    <instant group="attack" spellid="62" name="Annihilation" words="exori gran ico" level="110" mana="300" premium="1" range="1" needtarget="1" needweapon="1" cooldown="30000" groupcooldown="4000" needlearn="0" script="attack/annihilation.lua">
        <vocation name="Knight" />
        <vocation name="Elite Knight" />
    </instant>

If i use spell.level returns "110".
If i use spell.words it return "exori gran ico"
But if i use spell.group it returns "false", how can i make to return "attack/suport/etc"?

 

[roriscrave]

not possible?

 

[Sarah Wesker]

spells.h find

void setManaPercent(uint32_t m) {
            manaPercent = m;
        }

add this below

std::string getGroupName() const {
            switch(group) {
                case SPELLGROUP_ATTACK: return "attack";
                case SPELLGROUP_HEALING: return "healing";
                case SPELLGROUP_SUPPORT: return "support";
                case SPELLGROUP_SPECIAL: return "special";
                default: return "none";
            }
        }

luascript.cpp find

lua_createtable(L, 0, 6);
    setField(L, "name", spell->getName());
    setField(L, "words", spell->getWords());

you have to change the number 6 to the 7

a little bit below you'll find this:

setField(L, "manapercent", spell->getManaPercent());

add this below:

setField(L, "group", spell->getGroupName());

 

[slavi]

~Sarah Wesker did it correctly, however, I don't see any benefit of returning this as a string unless you want to show it to the player (which i'd assume having a function for that instead of having the result as string in general.)

setField(L, "group", spell->getGroup()); would do the job.

 

[Sarah Wesker]

You're absolutely right and I think just like you, but it was what he asked for in this thread, my English is rubbish and sometimes I find it hard to give them a detailed explanation and that's why I decided to do it the way he wanted