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Since there are some conditions that don't have a proper equivalent for scripts, maybe the opposite could be done, make the alias "give permission" to the resetting function by having some sort of flag enabled. --[[User:Darkitow|Darkitow]] ([[User talk:Darkitow|talk]]) 2015-01-19T08:37:58 (EST) | Since there are some conditions that don't have a proper equivalent for scripts, maybe the opposite could be done, make the alias "give permission" to the resetting function by having some sort of flag enabled. --[[User:Darkitow|Darkitow]] ([[User talk:Darkitow|talk]]) 2015-01-19T08:37:58 (EST) | ||
== Effect Conditions vs. Spell Effect List Conditions == | |||
In this tutorial the conditions determining whether the apply effect occurs are stored within the effect itself, is this for any particular reason? I would have thought that it would be more efficient to place these inside the apply spell instead, to prevent the effect being called up at all unless it's needed, but maybe I'm overthinking it? | |||
So, is there any particular reason why these conditions are within the apply '''effect''' rather than the apply '''spell''', or does it make no difference? -- [[User:Haravikk|Haravikk]] ([[User talk:Haravikk|talk]]) 2018-07-14T13:02:47 (EDT) | |||