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@MrHedra

That is done via enchanting.yml:

https://github.com/elBukkit/MagicPlugin/blob/master/src/examples/elpotter/enchanting.yml

@Atrelyu

Magic.cast.<spell>

Is the permission node for casting a spell. However, you may not really need this if your players just get one of a set of kits on starting out (like choosing a class). The wands will be bound to them, so they can't be traded- if you ever reset someone's class you'd have to take it away.

Just a thought- you can control spells with permissions, but it starts to get really annoying if you want to use Magic NPC's, or command-block casting, or basically anything outside of "player can cast these spells".

@MrHedra

Something like this:

polymorph:
    icon_url: http://textures.minecraft.net/texture/f73d8d925fd45eee331437cc496403f96516a5d35a8e62189990d8beee6a14
    name: Polymorph
    description: Turn into a Wolf
    icon: bone
    disguise_restricted: false
    actions:
        cast:
        -  class: CommandAction
    parameters:
        target: self
        cooldown: 10000
        commands:
        - dis wolf
    costs:
        mana: 5

That is the basic model for turning any command into a spell.

Unfortunately, I don't have a way to hook up undo (yet)- so you'd have to give them a separate spell to turn back into normal. If I ever get around to allowing commands in undo I think this will all be much more useful (e.g. putting a duration on it).

@MrHedra

You can do that with LibsDisguise and Command actions :)

Custom entities is probably not something I'll ever add to Magic directly.

@MrHedra

That is just the builtin shops- the wiki has all the info on Magic NPCs:

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

The wand effects one "tweakshop", for instance. So

/npc select
/trait magic
/mtrait tweakshop

Magic spells won't target NPCs by default- I've never actually used Sentries, so it's more common that NPCs are shopkeepers, questers, or otherwise not something that makes sense to target.

That said, you can put this in your spells.yml to change that:

default:
  parameters:
    target_npc: true

It won't discriminate if you do this, though - it'll target sentries, or shopkeepers, or whatever- so you may have to take care about disallowing spell use in towns I guess.

@MrHedra

I thought NPC's only talked on right-click by default... but "/npc text" and then "close" should do that.

For giving items, I don't actually have a builtin spell for that.. I will add one. The "GiveItem" action is what you want there. I'll make a "giveitem" spell, you'll be able to tweak the "item" parameter when adding it to an NPC.

Btw, I think I've fixed that issue with the Recall "warp" parameter- are you on the CB build, or the 1.8 build of Magic?

@MrHedra

That's pretty easy:

/npc create Spell Master
/trait magic
/mtrait addspell
/mtrait parameters spell blink

That will give Blink on right-click.

@SubZeroCro

I answered you already (bottom of page, probably scrolled off now with this response)- no, sorry, I don't think it does. I don't expect it to, anyway.

I did have someone come here and say they got it working, but I don't know how.

It will tell you on startup if something goes wrong- look for a message like this:

Something went wrong with some Deep Magic, plugin will not load.
Please make sure you are running a compatible version of CraftBukkit or Spigot!

I don't believe that any of the NMS code is compatible with Cauldron, if that's the case the plugin will tell you with the above messages on startup, in your server logs.

@Atrelyu

Inventory mode is actually the default- are you in creative mode?

If you're in creative, and on the 1.8 version of Magic (5.0 or up) then it will use chest mode to avoid some item dupe exploits.

Otherwise, it should be using inventory mode by default, without any changes needed- let me know if you're *not* in creative and I'll try to think of what else could be going on there!