Evilbunnie's class editing tutorial

[evilbunnie]

Evilbunnie's class editing tutorial!

This tutorial will teach **you** how to edit classes in EE2.7/Eclipse stable

Go into the server folder, go into the folder called 'classes'. It will look like this
Open in the file called "class#.ini" in notepad

You will find this..
```
[CLASS]
Name=Test Class - This is the Class name
MaleSprite=0 - This is the sprite number if they click 'Male' (A male sprite ;)'
FemaleSprite=0 This is the sprite number set if they click 'Female' (A female sprite ;)'
Desc=This is a test class. - This goes in the Description textbox in the new character form
STR=0 - This is the strength
DEF=0 - This is the Defence
SPEED=0 - This is the speed
MAGI=0 - This is the Magic
MAP=1 - This is the map they are spawned at.
X=0 - This is the X coordinates they are set too on that map
Y=0 - This is the X coordinates they are set too on that map
Locked=0 - This is soo they can't use this class, I wouldn't change this

```
Heres mine

```
[CLASS]
Name=Archer
MaleSprite=7
FemaleSprite=17
Desc=The strongest archer that lives!
STR=8
DEF=6
SPEED=4
MAGI=2
MAP=8
X=9
Y=5
Locked=0

```
Now you will have
(Sorry for the font looking bad, Im on linux ;-d)


Thanks for reading my tutorial!

-Evilbunnie

You may not post this onto another tutorial without evilbunnie's consent.

Copyright © 2009 Tamika Company

[Monkey Boy]

Good simple tutorial, but you should explain the Locked feature more.

Imagine:

Noob: OK, so if it takes away the class, why should I use it?

Answer it, and i'll give a good thumbs up for simplity and, well, truth…

[evilbunnie]

Hey shhh, I don't know what the locked feature does XD.

I'll just go look in the source about what it is.

[Monkey Boy]

@[TE:

> Captain evilbunnie link=topic=55845.msg590597#msg590597 date=1261866609]
> Hey shhh, I don't know what the locked feature does XD.
>
> I'll just go look in the source about what it is.

Allow me…

Its inaccessabile in the Character Maker, but you can add it in your game, as a CHANGE CLASS BLOCK for example.

Lets say your Character Selection choice is a "Warrior", and you reach the "GUILD OF STRENGTH" And once you step on the tile called CLASS CHANGE, it will turn "WARRIOR" into the previously inaccessable class, which we can name "KNIGHT" So...

```
[CLASS]
Name=Warrior
MaleSprite=17
FemaleSprite=19
Desc= One who works with swords
STR=8
DEF=6
SPEED=4
MAGI=2
MAP=8
X=9
Y=5
Locked=0 - Because you can pick the class earlier at Character Selection.

```
```
[CLASS]
Name=Warrior
MaleSprite=6
FemaleSprite=21
Desc= One who works with swords very well.
STR=20
DEF=12
SPEED=13
MAGI=5
MAP=8
X=9
Y=5
Locked=1 - Because you CANNOT pick the class earlier at Character Selection.

```

[evilbunnie]

That made bearly any sense at all :huh:

[Monkey Boy]

@[TE:

> Captain evilbunnie link=topic=55845.msg590605#msg590605 date=1261867515]
> That made bearly any sense at all :huh:

TL'DR Version:
You cant select the class on Character Maker screen, but its not disabled. You can still use CLASS CHANGE (Under Attribiutes) to change it to that class.

By saying: It disables the class, is only half correct, and truely, what would be the point the Locked=1 if it turns the option of the class off completely? Wouldnt you be better off deleting the file? By stating "It disables the class" would be the same as stating "It deletes the file"  But it dosent. It only hides it from Character Selection.

[evilbunnie]

@Monkey:

> @[TE:
>
> > Captain evilbunnie link=topic=55845.msg590605#msg590605 date=1261867515]
> > That made bearly any sense at all :huh:
>
> TL'DR Version:
> You cant select the class on Character Maker screen, but its not disabled. You can still use CLASS CHANGE (Under Attribiutes) to change it to that class.
>
> By saying: It disables the class, is only half correct, and truely, what would be the point the Locked=1 if it turns the option of the class off completely? Wouldnt you be better off deleting the file? By stating "It disables the class" would be the same as stating "It deletes the file"  But it dosent. It only hides it from Character Selection.

Yeah well, If you don't know how to edit classes then you don't know how to use Class Change.

Now stand here and tell me how great it is or gtfo my topic ;-d

[Patrick]

It's so great I can't stand it. :D