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auto transcander

Junior Spellweaver
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hi!

anyone know how can make auto dual transcander rank?

okay i find it..

EDITED (if someone need methods...:))

so, go your sql server and find cabal_sp_newchar (stored procedure in Server01)

insert into cabal_character_table >> search "Rank" and edit "Rank +2313"
 
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For everyone wondering how, there is a stored procedure in your database which creates a new character. Information of what is a new character is stored in a separate table and if you change this table to your needs you can modify what starting gear, skill rank etc. a new character on its creation has.
 
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why don't yah share how you did it? so if someone need's it can find it easily :)
 
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is not just one character but every character newly created :)
here
insert into cabal_character_table( CharacterIdx, Name, LEV, [EXP], [STR], DEX, [INT], PNT, Rank, Alz,
WorldIdx, [Position], Style, HP, MP, SP, SwdPNT, MagPNT, RankEXP, Flags, WarpBField, MapsBField, Reputation, Reserved1 )
select @characteridx, @charname, LEV, [EXP], [STR], [DEX], [INT], [PNT], Rank, Alz,
WorldIdx, Position, @style, HP, MP, SP, SwdPNT +54545454, MagPNT +54545454, RankEXP +54545454, Flags, WarpBField, MapsBField, Reputation, Reserved1
from #TempTable

Go to : Databases>Server01>Stored Procedures
Open : cabal_sp_newchar
 
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why don't yah share how you did it? so if someone need's it can find it easily :)

I couldn't look up the exact tables and didn't want to give false information. Nevertheless I think it's more helpful to know how you can find stuff like that on your own and get a certain understanding of the files :)

After I wrote my answer I also found this post in the tutorial section which also goes into more detail on modifying the procedure
 
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