I have a weird scripting problem that I wonder if anyone has any ideas on. I play on Avalon, and I mostly use Lich for scripting, However logging in through Lich takes longer, so there are a few things I would like to be able to do on the Avalon native script engine, like spellups. And for some reason, I can't prep spells in a script with Avalon's script engine.

If I enter "prep <whatever spell number>" in the command line, it works fine. However, if I put "put prep <whatever spell number>" in a script, I get "That is not something you can prepare." The "put" scripting command works for entering everything else in the command line, but not for prepping spells. "Put incant <whatever spell number>" gives the same result.

This is not a huge deal, since, as I said, I mostly play on Lich and only want the Avalon script engine for quick utility scripts. But I would like to figure this out if anyone has any ideas.

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"

Hmm. I could try that. Thanks. I'd have to look them up. Or email Robert (Krakii) for them, since i know he uses them. :)

--David

"At a moment like this, I can't help but wonder, 'What would Jimmy Buffett do?'"

While I'm thinking of it ...

Can you please refresh my mind WHERE the Avalon Scripts go on the hard drive folders? I do not use Avalon often, let alone by itself, but if I need to crack it open, I would be back at ... "There was a trick to this and I cannot remember what it was. Let's try a script and keep moving it around until I find the right folder."

:)

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