1.) Have all values a spell can alter stored somewhere.
2.) Go through a long string that has all the effects of every spell, find the substring for your spell.
3.) Parse it it expr( and do all needed effects.

In simple terms, make a spell decoder.

Have an ultimate weapon in your game, and you can only use it after it is activated by a certain spell that can only be obtained through the harshest desert training...

Nice entrance!

EDIT: well, not really.
Welcome to the forums.

And Resource's Temp programs come pretty close if you do it right.

You seem like a normal person to me.

but my definition of normal is...unorthodox

Progress: well, keep reading...

I have been surfing random topics here, UTI, and Cemetech. My conclusion is that imaginary numbers are slow to work with, and so are lists. But my method of NPC mapping uses both. :dang:
So I will be converting what i have done already from using real and imag to using ipart and fpart. This means I would be able to use xlib! :woot::woot::woot:

But I have no xlib experience with it, and text sprites are that much simpler...

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QUOTE (Ranman @ Feb 18 2006, 19:00)

...I originally left it off the list because I did not think it was an "update" but rather a new game. If it was an update... I stand corrected....

Will this be available for the 89Ti?