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[Kossith123]

I've been looking in to this, and have only found out that when this is switched on (say when hosting a lan game), it bases the level on how much it's worth.

 

For example, 1m worth = level 20 (made up but an example).

 

I looked to see if there was anything on the Use Limitation on the items properties, incase there was something like "level limitation", but unfortunately not.

 

This is a big problem for me because;

 

1) I don't want beginners or low levels wearing high level gear.

 

2) Some items need a certain level.

 

So if I wanted x platebody to be level 10, I would need to put the price to make it become level 10 in Neverwinter Nights 2's logic, instead of mine :/

Any idea how to do this in any other way?

[AGhost_7]

 

So if I wanted x platebody to be level 10, I would need to put the price to make it become level 10 in Neverwinter Nights 2's logic, instead of mine :/

Then what is it exactly that you want it to be? What would make sense to you? You could modify the on-equip event to get what you want, but I can't say more than that since I'm not sure what you're looking for.

[Kaldor Silverwand]

I posted a script on the vault to allow level restrictions on items. It may help. The script is also on my blog.

Regards

[Kossith123]

Then what is it exactly that you want it to be? What would make sense to you? You could modify the on-equip event to get what you want, but I can't say more than that since I'm not sure what you're looking for.

 

I'm pretty much replicating a game, and it includes the prices.

 

Steel platebody = level 5 to wear for example, and it's priced at 600 gold pieces.

 

Because it's 600 gold, the auto level requirement to wear it, makes it something like level 1-2.

[Kossith123]

I posted a script on the vault to allow level restrictions on items. It may help. The script is also on my blog.

Regards

 

Thank's, I'll check it out