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@Terryjomjarry

Are you trying to make a wand that has a set number of spells in specific locations, that can't be upgraded?

If so, I think you can do what you want. See the config of the wolf wand, you can specify a specific inventory slot# for a spell to go into in the configs:

https://github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/blob/master/src/main/resources/defaults/wands.defaults.yml#L683

This only works if the wand has all its spells when created, though. There's no way to config a spell to go to a specific slot when added to a wand.

Essentials shops are described here:

https://github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/wiki/Integration

(It's basically "wand:wandname" on a [Buy] sign to sell a wand)

And Magic NPCs are described here:

https://github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/wiki/NPC

Making magic NPC's is a bit more work because you have to do some configuration for each type of shop you want, they have to be pre-configured to sell specific items- see the builtin wand shop:

https://github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/blob/master/src/main/resources/defaults/spells.defaults.yml#L6836

If you're running on 1.8, chances are that Shopkeepers will work for selling wands, too.

@MrHedra

There is no way for a player to remove a spell from their wand, if that's what you mean.

You can use "/wand remove <spellname>", but chances are you'll just get the spell back next time you enchant.

If you mean hiding a spell from the /spells list or spellbooks, you can add "hidden: true" to the spell's config for that.

@MrHedra

Keep in mind that the build here basically doesn't get updated any more. If you're still running CB 1.7, you won't get any of those new features.

@MrHedra

A lot of the time, especially since I don't keep my docs as up-to-date as they should be, it's easiest to find something in the default configs that does what you want, and just look at the config for it to see how it's done.

So for instance, Magnetic Leggings:

https://github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/blob/master/src/main/resources/defaults/wands.defaults.yml#L1252

Has the "cast_spell" and "cast_interval" properties- that sets up the aura, which is a fancy way of saying it auto-casts a spell at a specific interval.

Above that a bit, on Flash Boots, you can see how to attach particle effects to a wand, too.

Anything you see in a config can be changed in-game with the configure command- and if you have something you like, it's a good idea to create it in your wands.yml so you don't have to rebuild it each time by hand.

@ThaRam

No, it doesn't work that way, sorry. The only shop plugins that are going to work with Magic items are ones that let you add an item in-game.

And even those are unlikely to really work in CB 1.7 since CB never bothered storing custom item data.

You're best bet there is to use the built-in Magic NPC shops, or Essentials sign shops. dtlTraders also worked, last I checked, though I'm not certain about the newest versions.

Sorry about this, it's unfortunately a fundamental shortcoming of Craftbukkit and Minecraft in general, custom item id's aren't allowed.

@MrHedra

/wand configure glow true

That will set it glowing.

I don't think there is a way to force the color of a wand- the wand's name color is kind of automatic based on whether it's bound, single-use, or a couple of other factors.

I think I could add that I think if it's something you need.

@MrHedra

Hm, Sandblast looks broken. I'll look into that.

@MrHedra

No, that link is kind of outdated, sorry.

/wand configure potion_effects speed:10,jump:2

That'll do what you want, I think. The potion effect names are taken from here:

http://bukkit.luricos.de/api/1.7.9-R0.2/dc/de1/classorg_1_1bukkit_1_1potion_1_1_potion_effect_type.html

The numbers after the ":" are the power level.

@MrHedra

Only a very limited amount of stuff is going to work on armor- like potion effects, mana boosts, or spell auras.

It's also important that you do "/wand configure passive true" - otherwise the armor will act like a wand, and be active while held rather than worn.

Let me know what you're trying to do, specifically, and I can help out!