Registering EntityJS entity in a script

[tender yacht]

I feel like I am just on the cusp of making this all work, and if I am, I am very proud of myself, however I think I am going to need a little push from you @royal sedge to get me across the finish line. I am currently trying to register my projectile inside the script for a spell from SpellJS using

const $cosmicCortexProjectile = Java.loadClass('net.liopyu.entityjs.entities.nonliving.entityjs.ProjectileEntityJS')

to do so. I can assume this is the right way of going about this as I have gotten as far as I have. I can't figure out what arguements I need to put at

let cosmicCortex = new $cosmicCortexProjectile(player.level, player)

to at the very least get past that stage and continue testing the rest of the script.

cosmiccortex.js#37: Error while calling onCast: Java constructor for "net.liopyu.entityjs.entities.nonliving.entityjs.ProjectileEntityJS" with arguments "net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel,net.minecraft.server.level.ServerPlayer" not found.

[dense silo]

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[tender yacht]

const $EntityEffect = Java.loadClass('com.lowdragmc.photon.client.fx.EntityEffect')
const $FXHelper = Java.loadClass('com.lowdragmc.photon.client.fx.FXHelper')
        global.cosmic_cortex = (/** @type {Internal.CustomSpell$CastContext} */ ctx) => {
            let /** @type {Internal.LivingEntity} */ player = ctx.entity;
            let spellPower = ctx.getSpellLevel();
            let rayTrace = player.rayTrace(16)
            if(rayTrace == null) return
            let target = rayTrace.entity
            if(target == null) return
            player.tell('BOOM')
            let cosmicCortex = new $cosmicCortexProjectile(player.level, player)
            cosmicCortex.onAddedToWorld(entity => {
                console.log(Utils.server.runCommand('playsound irons_spellbooks:magic_arrow_release master @p ~ ~ ~'))
                const FX_NEBULA = $FXHelper.getFX('photon:nebula_orb4')
                entity.setNoGravity(true)
                let effect = new $EntityEffect(FX_NEBULA, entity.level, entity)
                effect.setAllowMulti(false)
                effect.start()
            })
            cosmicCortex.onHitEntity(context => {
                const { entity, result } = context;
                // Custom behavior when the arrow hits an entity, for example, applying potion effects
                if (result.entity.living) {
                    // Create damage source
                    const damageSource = getDamageSource(entity.level, "kubejs:astral_damage");
                    if (entity.level.clientSide) return;
                    result.entity.attack(damageSource, 20 + (spellPower * 10));
                    entity.remove("discarded")
                }
            })
            cosmicCortex.onHitBlock(context => {
                let { result: { blockPos }, entity } = context
                entity.getLevel().createExplosion(blockPos.x, blockPos.y, blockPos.z)
                    .strength(4)
                    .explosionMode('tnt')
                    .explode()
                entity.kill()
            })
            cosmicCortex.setPos(target.x, target.y+10, target.z)
            cosmicCortex.setMotionY(-2)
            cosmicCortex.spawn()
        }

full code

[royal sedge]

theres a spell projectile builder though

[tender yacht]

yea I was struggling to convert my projectile to a spell projectile upon learning that

[royal sedge]

what did you try?

[tender yacht]

well I tried switching the register to irons_spells_js instead of entityjs:projectile and it didnt like some of the functions that were in the original projectile so I removed them and didnt get any errors but it wasnt working

[royal sedge]

its "irons_spells_js:spell_projectile"

[tender yacht]

mb thats what I meant

[royal sedge]

what methods didnt it like off the entityjs:projectile builder?

should be the same builder

essentially

[tender yacht]

it didnt like item but that makes sense, and it didnt like sized

[royal sedge]

say what

both of those should be on the ProjectileEntityBuilder

[tender yacht]

I can try it again now that I have a second

[royal sedge]

aight

if it errors send the startup logs

[tame yarrow]

Paste version of startup.log from @tender yacht

[royal sedge]

crap i think i know whats going on

aight this ones on me, im gonna have to put out an update, apparently i put item in the projectile builder's parent class, also the sized should be there

item is the only one that isnt inherited in the spelljs compat so i'll have to do that

should work otherwise if you remove item for now

[tender yacht]

maybe I just fudged the script when I removed item before, didn't get the error for sized this time, however summoning the projectile doesn't seem to do anything

ok so it summons as I can see the hitbox, but it doesn't seem to do any of the things it would do previously, it doesn't have its photon effect, it doesn't explode upon hitting the ground

[royal sedge]

are there any errors when you summon it?

[tender yacht]

server and startup logs don't report anything when I summon it

[royal sedge]

cause besides having no .item its pretty much the same as the entityjs:projectile builder

odd

do you have connector mod?

[tender yacht]

as in sinytra?

[royal sedge]

yea

[tender yacht]

nope

[royal sedge]

hmm

console log the level whether or not its level.clientSide

[tender yacht]

how and where do I do that

[royal sedge]

uh

probably wherever your methods arent working i assume

also it looks like the spell projectile extends from the irons spells projectile class which doesnt have a setItem field so i suppose it wouldnt have mattered if the spell projectile had the .item method anyways

[tender yacht]

as far as I can tell, they aren't working even at the very first line, because I already had something like that in place at the start and the command never gets logged at all

[royal sedge]

i could impliment a manual way anyways though i dont think spells are meant to be thrown

[royal sedge]

why would that log anything?

utils.server.runcommand is a void method no?

[tender yacht]

it goes into the server logs 0.0 or 1.0 whether or not the command runs correctly

[royal sedge]

ah

[tender yacht]

and it isnt even logging 0.0

[royal sedge]

so log entity.level.clientSided

also it says fxhelper is declared multiple times

set it to let instead of const

[tender yacht]

yea I fixed that, I knew about that one but thanks

[royal sedge]

ah ok

yeah log the level and let me know

[tender yacht]

so like this?

console.log(entity.level.clientSided)

[royal sedge]

yea

also dont forget you can put your functions in a global event so you can live edit without restarting the game

[tender yacht]

it explains that in the Spell Registry example script but I never really understood how it worked

[royal sedge]

send your onAddedToWorld block

[tender yacht]

.onAddedToWorld(entity => {
            console.log(entity.level.clientSided)
            const FX_NEBULA = $FXHelper.getFX('photon:nebula_orb4')
            entity.setNoGravity(true)
            let effect = new $EntityEffect(FX_NEBULA, entity.level, entity)
            effect.setAllowMulti(false)
            effect.start()
        })

[royal sedge]

this in the builder```js
.onAddedToWorld(entity => global.addedToWorld(entity))

then this outside the startup event handler
```js
global.addedToWorld = entity => {
    console.log(entity.level.clientSided)
    const FX_NEBULA = $FXHelper.getFX('photon:nebula_orb4')
    entity.setNoGravity(true)
    let effect = new $EntityEffect(FX_NEBULA, entity.level, entity)
    effect.setAllowMulti(false)
    effect.start()
}```

then you should be able to restart with /kubejs reload startup_scripts

[tender yacht]

oh awesome so I could've been testing the spell script this whole time without restarting

anyhow, it isnt logging anything still

[royal sedge]

its clientSide not clientSided

[tender yacht]

whoopsi, still nothing

[royal sedge]

and you restarted your game after adding in the new global event?

gotta restart at least once

[tender yacht]

ah ok, from the top

[royal sedge]

yeah cause anything in that function here will need a restart js .onAddedToWorld(entity => global.addedToWorld(entity)) though the global function which is outside the registry event will reload

if that makes sense

[tender yacht]

yea that checks out

[royal sedge]

also make sure the global event is outside the registry event, just to make certain

[tender yacht]

yea nothing

[royal sedge]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/853893560116707339.gif?size=128&quality=lossless

if its not console logging anything then something is wrong

send your full script

just the registry

[tender yacht]

this is everything for the projectile registry

[tame yarrow]

Paste version of message.txt from @tender yacht

[royal sedge]

oh good god

the projectile overrides are just not there in kjs irons spells mod

so its literally not reading it

ok well thats something i'll have to impliment with squoshi tomorrow i guess

[tender yacht]

oh my god squoshi has alot of debts owed to me haha

[royal sedge]

lmao

[tender yacht]

i keep doing this as I get further and further into my spell/school creation process

[royal sedge]

i'll take care of it and will ping you here when its fixed

[tender yacht]

ok thank you, also, was I onto something at all with my original script?

trying to register the projectile in the spell script

[royal sedge]

eh

you'd have to also register a builder

and that would be the same thing as event.create except just pointless effort

also probably not possible with just reflection tbh considering you also would have to register renderers ect

[tender yacht]

the whole reason I was trying that in the first place was the need to change the projectiles damage based on the spell level, which since I couldn't seem to change the projectiles damage in the spell script, and couldn't access the spellLevel from the projectile builder, I thought to try that, so I'll also need to know how to modify the spell_projectile damage based on level, would it work pretty much exactly like this once its fixed?

[royal sedge]

i mean you can always use pdata i assume or if AbstractMagicProjectile has a method off of it that detects the spell's level you can modify the damage that way

[tender yacht]

yea you can use event.getSpellLevel() for that, and then input it into the damage formula like

let spellPower = ctx.getSpellLevel();

result.entity.attack(damageSource, 20 + (spellPower * 10));

[royal sedge]

ah i see

[tender yacht]

I guess I was asking if something like .setDamage exists to use in the spell script for the projectile, or if you can do it from the spell_projectile registry

[royal sedge]

it does

pretty sure anyways

[tender yacht]

ok cool, thank you so much, I'll test that out when its fixed

[royal sedge]

oh wait thats for the arrow entity

you could definately do .attack in the onHitEntity method though i assume, thats how irons spells does it anyways

[tender yacht]

interesting, so they setup the damage specific stuff in the registry, but modify it in the spell itself

[royal sedge]

yeah i was looking at that too

well, the source is the spell

the damage is whatever is set in the method

oh wait

maybe they have a setDamage function?

[tender yacht]

as in, in the SpellJS registry?

[royal sedge]

oo

in the AbstractSpellProjectile

off the projectile entity

so then you'd override the onhitentity method and copy what they did

[tender yacht]

so register the spell_projectile normally, and then modify the .onHitEntity in the spell script for it?

[royal sedge]

something like that js .onHitEntity(context => { const { entity, result } = context; DamageSources.applyDamage(result.entity, entity.getDamage(), SpellRegistry.LIGHTNING_LANCE_SPELL.get().getDamageSource(entity, entity.getOwner())); })

except instead of lighting lance spell you'd get your spell somehow

wait didnt you create your custom damage source already? or was that someone else

[tender yacht]

nvm if it works exactly the same then I shouldn't need to modify it in the spell script, however I'm not sure about getting the spell, as it doesn't seem like it comes up in SpellRegistry unless its because ProbeJS doesn't know about it

yea I did

[royal sedge]

yeah just use that then

and true, no need to complicate it if all you need to do is js result.entity.attack(damagesource,10) or something

also one question from me

[tender yacht]

yes?

[royal sedge]

why do we need to do the spell entity builder in this case? why not just do normal projectile builder?

at this point squosh hasnt really added much to the spell projectile builder anyways so they're essentially the same

i think the only thing he added was onAntiMagic

(not sure what it does)

[tender yacht]

is there a way I can modify the projectiles damage post registry? or access the entities spellLevel in the damage formula?

thats basically the whole reason, is to make the projectile damage scale based on spellLevel

[royal sedge]

you dont need to modify damage when you can set the damage to what you need when you attack right?

cause all the damage is in the spell entity projectile is a setter and getter and a predefined float

and they grab it once when they attack

[royal sedge]

also i just realized i was the one who suggested the builder in the first place

[tender yacht]

well there are (in this case) 3 different levels of the spell, and only 1 overarching spell script to control all 3 levels of the spell, so it would have to be able to fluctuate the damage in the context of one script

[royal sedge]

right

i wonder if you could store it in the player's persistent data

cause you have the owner of the projectile i assume

entity.getOwner()

[tender yacht]

I swear someone else in the discord has done this before but I think I'm just remembering looking at the ISS github a while ago

[royal sedge]

you also have this method js setOwner(player)

which you can set upon shooting

[royal sedge]

i think so too tbh

[tender yacht]

yea the owner part is easy, however I had an idea before (which wasn't working with the projectile thing) to use something like

cosmicCortex.onRemovedFromWorld

and then doing the attack from that in the spell script rather than giving the projectile itself a damage amount onHit and use the onHit to remove the projectile and trigger the removedFromWorld

but probejs was just giving me false hope as that doesn't work with the projectile

[royal sedge]

what doesnt work, the remove?

[tender yacht]

onRemovedFromWorld doesn't work with the projectile builder

[royal sedge]

looks like it should

actually

i wonder if calling super before the function just voids everything

crap uh, thats another thing ill have to test tomorrow

[tender yacht]

I'm so good at testing things

[royal sedge]

lmao fr though

also i assume you probably just want to do everything in the onhitentity method right before you call entity.remove

instead of using the onremovedfromworld method indirectly calling your logic

its up to you though, im gonna fix it tomorrow either way

[tender yacht]

the only reason I wanted to try and use onRemovedFromWorld was to use it in the spell script like you would use

cosmicCortex.setPos

and then have the ability to use getSpellLevel() since I am in the spell registry rather than the projectile registry and then do the result.entity.attack with the damage calculation directly in the spell script, its just my only logic I could come up with as a slightly experienced user of KubeJS haha

so instead of dealing damage when it hits the entity, it would deal it when it gets removed (which is sort of the same concept but with a scuffed execution to make it work how I wanted to)

[royal sedge]

@tender yacht there should be an updated entityjs version which fixes onRemovedFromWorld method, test it out and lemme know if it works now

[tender yacht]

ok, downloaded the update, switched the projectile back to entityjs:projectile, lets see

hmm, not related but I am getting a different issue one second

cosmiccortex.js#36: Error while calling onCast: Can't find method net.liopyu.entityjs.entities.nonliving.entityjs.ProjectileEntityJS.onRemovedFromWorld(function).

global.cosmic_cortex = (/** @type {Internal.CustomSpell$CastContext} */ ctx) => {
    let /** @type {Internal.ServerPlayer} */ player = ctx.entity;
    let spellPower = ctx.getSpellLevel();
    let rayTrace = player.rayTrace(16)
    if(rayTrace == null) return
    let target = rayTrace.entity
    if(target == null) return
    player.tell('BOOM')
    let cosmicCortex = target.block.createEntity("kubejs:cosmic_cortex_projectile")
    cosmicCortex.onRemovedFromWorld(context => {
        const entity = context
        const damageSource = getDamageSource(entity.level, "kubejs:astral_damage");
        target.entity.attack(damageSource, 10 * spellPower)
    })
    cosmicCortex.setPos(target.x, target.y+10, target.z)
    cosmicCortex.setMotionY(-2)
    cosmicCortex.spawn()
}

is it not possible to use it outside of the context of the registry like using .setPos?

[royal sedge]

without the full script i dont know what im looking at tbh

[tender yacht]

this is the full script for the spell, which is where I am trying to utilize it

[royal sedge]

if you're asking if its possible to do onRemovedFromWorld off the entity object then no its not possible just like any other of the void methods

[royal sedge]

ah ok

althought you could try js entityjsentity.getBuilder().onRemovedFromWorld( ive never tried it before though

[royal sedge]

cause the getbuilder method is public and it does get the builder

[tender yacht]

and put that as

cosmicCortex.entityjsentity.getBuilder().onRemovedFromWorld(

???

[royal sedge]

yeah or whatever your function is

cosmicCortex.getBuilder().onRemovedFromWorld(context => {
        const entity = context
        const damageSource = getDamageSource(entity.level, "kubejs:astral_damage");
        target.entity.attack(damageSource, 10 * spellPower)
    })```

[tender yacht]

oh ok got it

[royal sedge]

just make sure not to run it on a tick event or something because its only meant to be set on startup of the game or on /kubejs reload startup_scripts since it does set the function of the builder

im assuming its not good for performance though again not sure cause i've never tried it

[tender yacht]

it should only be run when the spell itself is cast, and I guess we are about to find out

[royal sedge]

fair enough

could also set a boolean variable that detects if the function has been set for a certain spell or not

assuming it works that is

[tender yacht]

cosmiccortex.js#36: Error while calling onCast: TypeError: Cannot find function getBuilder in object ProjectileEntityJS['entity.kubejs.cosmic_cortex_projectile'/986, l='ServerLevel[zwevadeva]', x=506.00, y=126.00, z=621.00].

womp womp

[royal sedge]

oof

wait

it might be called something different in the projectile builder

[royal sedge]

yeah its js getProjectileBuilder()

[tender yacht]

and also for some reason despite the spell script being in the global, I can't reload it in game for whatever reason, despite it being in the example script, but thats a whole different thing

[royal sedge]

yeah you can only load callback functions

not the actual functions themselves

[tender yacht]

so many rules

WAIT IT... is working?

[royal sedge]

i honestly didnt even think that was possible but OK

i guess you have the entire builder access then

[tender yacht]

however I need to fix the attack defined entity, thats the part not working now haha

oh wait

that means I can just use onHitEntity instead right

[royal sedge]

probably lol

[tender yacht]

uhhh hmm ccprojectile.js#5: [EntityJS]: Error in entity.kubejs.cosmic_cortex_projectilebuilder for field: onHitEntity.: TypeError: Cannot call method "registryAccess" of undefined

[royal sedge]

level is undefined

show the script part

[tender yacht]

cosmicCortex.getProjectileBuilder().onHitEntity(context => {
        const entity = context
        const damageSource = getDamageSource(entity.level, "kubejs:astral_damage");
        entity.entity.attack(damageSource, 10 * spellPower)
    })

[royal sedge]

whats line 5?

assuming its the getDamageSource line

[tender yacht]

oh wait

its happening from the projectile registry script

const $ResourceKey = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.resources.ResourceKey")
const DAMAGE_TYPE = $ResourceKey.createRegistryKey("damage_type")
function getDamageSource(/** @type {Internal.Level}*/ level, /** @type {Internal.DamageType_}*/ damageType) {
    const resourceKey = $ResourceKey.create(DAMAGE_TYPE, Utils.id(damageType))
    const holder = level.registryAccess().registryOrThrow(DAMAGE_TYPE).getHolderOrThrow(resourceKey)
    return new DamageSource(holder)

line 5

is it because the original script already has .onHitEntity?

[royal sedge]

yeah level is null here

assuming level is clientsided wherever you're getting it from

or its null altogether

wait

this should be const js entity = context.entity

not const entity = context

[tender yacht]

I knew it was a wording thing in the rest of my script I just couldnt get past the other lines in order to debug it haha

[royal sedge]

Xd

[tender yacht]

me when I have the silly and do entity.entity.attack forgetting that entity already does context.entity and I dont need the extra one anymore

holy shit its all working but it has a few bugs I think I can work out

mostly specifics with the hitbox and the damage calculation but thats all stuff I

think I can manage

this has been a great development and extreme help thank you

[royal sedge]

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[tame yarrow]

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[tender yacht]

teehee

[dense silo]

Ticket re-opened!

[dense silo]

Ticket re-opened!

[tender yacht]

Ok one final issue that I can't figure out, and its the owner part. Presumably the setOwner function allows the spell to access the players attributes to factor in the players spell power for the damage, I have gotten to a point where I do not have errors, but the spell no longer does damage upon impact, so I believe I am using the wrong thing to get the damageSource now that the owner is assigned to the ctx.entity

global.cosmic_cortex = (/** @type {Internal.CustomSpell$CastContext} */ ctx) => {
    let /** @type {Internal.ServerPlayer} */ player = ctx.entity;
    let /** @type {Internal.LivingEntity} */ shooter = ctx.entity
    let spellPower = ctx.getSpellLevel();
    let astralPower = ctx.getPlayerMagicData();
    let rayTrace = player.rayTrace(16)
    if(rayTrace == null) return
    let target = rayTrace.entity
    if(target == null) return
    player.tell('BOOM')
    let cosmicCortex = target.block.createEntity("kubejs:cosmic_cortex_projectile")
    cosmicCortex.setOwner(shooter)
    cosmicCortex.getProjectileBuilder().onHitEntity(context => {
        const { entity, result } = context;
            // Custom behavior when the arrow hits an entity, for example, applying potion effects
            if (result.entity.living) {
                // Create damage source
                const damageSource = getDamageSource(entity.level, "kubejs:astral_damage");
                if (entity.level.clientSide) return;
                result.entity.attack(damageSource, spellPower * 10 + 15);
                entity.remove("discarded")
            }
        })
    cosmicCortex.setPos(target.x, target.y+10, target.z)
    cosmicCortex.setMotionY(-2)
    cosmicCortex.spawn()
}

I believe the issue lies in this line

const damageSource = getDamageSource(entity.level, "kubejs:astral_damage");

since this should determine who is dealing the damage correct?

[royal sedge]

the damage source has nothing to do with the shooter

for testing sake you can do attack(spellPower * 10 + 15) to see if the damage source is erroring though i dont think thats the issue here

[tender yacht]

yea the damage calculation works just fine, I am now trying to factor in the players spell power attribute, presumably assigning the owner of the projectile would do that, but it now deals 0 damage onhit

the owner should be the LivingEntity according to ISS, however it is making the owner the ServerPlayer instead

i setup a log for entity.level and the owner of the projectile and it returns these values
[16:31:17] [INFO] cosmiccortex.js#47: ServerLevel[zwevadeva] [net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel]
[16:31:17] [INFO] cosmiccortex.js#48: ServerPlayer['Xerulatha'/258, l='ServerLevel[zwevadeva]', x=819.00, y=148.01, z=907.79] [net.minecraft.server.level.ServerPlayer]

[royal sedge]

javascript doesnt cast like that

so context.entity if its a serverplayer will always be ServerPlayer

this javadocs is only for probejs in vsc /** @type {Internal.LivingEntity} */

doesnt actually cast the object

[tender yacht]

oh wait let me try something

[tender yacht]

I feel like I've exhausted most of my options, atleast things I can figure out myself, perhaps squoshi would know the correct way

@quiet swallow hello SpellJS man, putting the finishing touches on my spell, and I am trying to make the spell able to use the players Spell Power attribute for it's damage. Assuming that setOwner is the pure thing responsible for making that happen, I have not been able to figure out a correct configuration for it to work

[quiet swallow]

i'm assuming it's using a projectile?

[tender yacht]

Yes it is

[quiet swallow]

you'll have to set the damage it does manually iirc, pretty sure either the magic data or spellLevel will scale with spell power

i'll have to check though

[tender yacht]

I have the damage calculation to scale with the spellLevel already, is the PlayerMagicData actually the right thing?

[quiet swallow]

oh hold on

spell power is completely separate from spell level, ofc

what if you try

ctx.getPlayerMagicData().getCastingSpell().getSpell().getSpellPower(ctx.getSpellLevel(), ctx.entity)

i know it's a long line but that's all i can find right now, i'll make something better for it later

[tender yacht]

strangely enough, no damage at all I'll try logging it this time

so does .getSpellPower part encompass all school spell powers?

[quiet swallow]

it is a method on the spell itself, which also uses its school

[tender yacht]

ah ok just checking

hmm, so it is working

[INFO] cosmiccortex.js#37: 2.299999952316284

not sure why the projectileDamage is zero though

[quiet swallow]

it might be some kind of issue with it being such a specific number

[tender yacht]

I also have no idea why its that number lol

this is what my current astral spell power is

[quiet swallow]

here's how the wisp spell does it https://github.com/iron431/irons-spells-n-spellbooks/blob/1.19.2/src/main/java/io/redspace/ironsspellbooks/spells/holy/WispSpell.java#L88

[tender yacht]

I feel like the spellLevel shouldnt be relevant atleast in my case, they probably just do the spell level and spell power stuff at the same time, but I'm not sure why the spellLevel would matter pertaining to the players spell power

gonna try something anyways, mightve been because I already had a let for ctx.getSpellLevel()

nvm wishful thinking, same number

gonna now test if its because of my damage formula, gonna just use the 2.299999952316284 as the only damage number

oh wait, it is doing damage, but the target dummy isn't registering it now for some reason

also, doesn't that mean that ISS calculates spell damage addition by multiplying the base damage by the level and then the spell power

or, I guess, multiplying spell power and spell level and then multiplying the spell damage by that amount, but that doesnt explain the weird number outputted if thats the case

oh I understand now, except I don't know why, the spellLevel is being outputted as 2 and then multiplied by 15%, resulting in 2.3, but I don't know why its 2 instead of 3

[quiet swallow]

iirc the dummies only show to a player the damage dealt if the damage source refers to the player

[tender yacht]

its a smart way of doing the math, I just don't understand why the spell level is one lower than it should be, perhaps thats just how they do it for some unknown reason

well anyhow, everything seems to work as intended now, I'm sure I'll be back with more spell things soon enough, thank you as always