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Enchanting without learning enchanting

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  1. TheStealthTarget

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    Joined: Mar '08
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    Is there a way to enchant an item if you are not an enchanter, by using a command or something?

    Posted 2 years ago » Permalink

  2. behindspace

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    Joined: Feb '08
    Posts: 36

    Why not try this instead:

    -Open mangosd.conf
    -Find this section: (it's on lines 207-210 of my .conf file, yours may vary)

    # Max count that player can learn the primary trade skill.
    # Default: 2
    # Max : 10
    MaxPrimaryTradeSkill = 2

    -Change the last line so it looks like the following:

    MaxPrimaryTradeSkill = 10

    -learn all the primary professions!

    that way there you can actually be fully self sufficient. I'm pretty sure that there's a command that will allow you to max out your professions and skills, not sure on that though, bryansthl has the best info on stuff like this, he's helped countless people out so I'm sure he'll know if you can or not, and how to do it!

    cheers!

    Posted 2 years ago » Permalink

  3. BmmB

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    Joined: Feb '08
    Posts: 141

    Well, you don't need to change mangosd.conf. If you're a GM, you can learn whatever professions and whatever count of them you want.

    Here is the command for learning all the professions:

    .learn crafts

    or if you want a specific profession (let say enchanting), then you need to find the corresponding learning spell, this way - .lookupspell enchanting, it will give you back corresponding spell ID; then learn enchanting - .learn ID

    To max out profession, do the following:

    - search for the profession (let say enchanting):

    .lookupskill enchant
    (it gives you back that skill's ID - for enchanting it is 333)

    - then set the level you want that skill to be:

    .setskill SKILL_NUMBER LEVEL
    (e.g. for enchanting to set up to max - .setskill 333 375)

    (original command is as follows - I cite this - .setskill #skill #level [#max]
    Set a skill of id #skill with a current skill value of #level and a maximum value of #max (or equal current maximum if not provide) for the selected character. If no character is selected, you learn the skill.)

    There is a command for maxing out all the skills (not the professinos):

    .maxskill
    (Sets all skills of the targeted player to their maximum values for its current level)

    Posted 2 years ago » Permalink

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