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How to remove a certain spell from game?

Alexander12Alexander12 Member Posts: 42
edited April 2021 in BG:EE Mods
Hi,
I have installed a plenty of mods, and i have noticed a new mage's spell, which i would like to remove,
because it is too powerful and ruins game balance - DaerRagh Aura Cleansing of level 4.
I deleteted scroll with this spell in override, now it can't be dropped by enemies or bought in a shop. But sorcerers
can still learn it at certain level. Is there any way to delete the spell itself? NearInfinity doesn't let it.
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  • sarevok57sarevok57 Member Posts: 6,002
    with Near Infinity go to the "Edit" tab of the spell and for spell type change it to "Special (0)" and then go down a few lines and where it says Spell Level change that to 0

    that should make it so it doesn't show up in a sorcerer's spell book
  • Alexander12Alexander12 Member Posts: 42
    sarevok57 wrote: »
    with Near Infinity go to the "Edit" tab of the spell and for spell type change it to "Special (0)" and then go down a few lines and where it says Spell Level change that to 0

    that should make it so it doesn't show up in a sorcerer's spell book

    Thanks!!!
  • Alexander12Alexander12 Member Posts: 42
    sarevok57 wrote: »
    with Near Infinity go to the "Edit" tab of the spell and for spell type change it to "Special (0)" and then go down a few lines and where it says Spell Level change that to 0

    that should make it so it doesn't show up in a sorcerer's spell book
    No( i did this way, but the spell still exists( i'll try to find smth else
  • sarevok57sarevok57 Member Posts: 6,002
    another thing you can try is go into the IDS folder and select SPELL.IDS and in the 2400s is level 4 wizard spells, no doubt it will be in there somewhere and you can try deleting that line and that should help get rid of that spell

    or

    if you go to the SPL folder and go down into the: SPWI4xx.SPL
    it might be there as well, if so delete that one to

    also this spell is legitimately in the game as well, but i doubt they are using the default resource, but if for some reason they are, the actual spell resource is; MARW401

    which can't be deleted but again you could try setting Spell level to 0 and Spell type to Special (0)
  • jmerryjmerry Member Posts: 3,881
    The simplest way to have a spell not show up as an option for sorcerers is to put it in HIDESPL.2da. For example, consider the vanilla spell Dimension Door - it has a scroll (SCRL1V), it has a code in the right range (SPWI402), but you can't pick it because of its entry there.
  • Alexander12Alexander12 Member Posts: 42
    jmerry wrote: »
    The simplest way to have a spell not show up as an option for sorcerers is to put it in HIDESPL.2da. For example, consider the vanilla spell Dimension Door - it has a scroll (SCRL1V), it has a code in the right range (SPWI402), but you can't pick it because of its entry there.

    Thanks! I'll try!
  • AmmarAmmar Member Posts: 1,297
    Out of curiosity, what happens to NPC scripts if they are supposed to cast a spell that has been deleted from the game?
  • sarevok57sarevok57 Member Posts: 6,002
    Ammar wrote: »
    Out of curiosity, what happens to NPC scripts if they are supposed to cast a spell that has been deleted from the game?

    it will probably skip that spell and go to the next one on the list
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