Is it possible to change the way a spell looks as you level it up? If anyone remembers PSO or PSU then you know what I'm talking about. But for those who don't here is what I'm asking. In PSO and PSU you buy/level up your spells. As you level them up they change in the way they look. For example: gifoi(if I'm thinking of the right one) is a fire spell that has a swirling fireball. As you level it up it gets up to 3 fireballs and other small fire effects. Another spell is zonde, it starts off with one lightning bolt coming down and hitting the enemy. By lvl 30 or something it's like 20 lightning bolts coming down.
just so you understand what hes saying, you wouldnt actually do anything to the spell, you would just have a seperate actor created for the new spell effect. Then the new one would simply trigger a diffrent effect (or scale of effect) for that spell effect then the original
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Is it possible to change the way a spell looks as you level it up? If anyone remembers PSO or PSU then you know what I'm talking about. But for those who don't here is what I'm asking. In PSO and PSU you buy/level up your spells. As you level them up they change in the way they look. For example: gifoi(if I'm thinking of the right one) is a fire spell that has a swirling fireball. As you level it up it gets up to 3 fireballs and other small fire effects. Another spell is zonde, it starts off with one lightning bolt coming down and hitting the enemy. By lvl 30 or something it's like 20 lightning bolts coming down.
yes u can change how spells look when leveling up..
remember actors only need events.. so if your spells are using different effects/behaviours as they level, its totally possible to change it.........
ok, just making sure. A friend told me I can only change size and stats.
@Keyeszx: Go
just so you understand what hes saying, you wouldnt actually do anything to the spell, you would just have a seperate actor created for the new spell effect. Then the new one would simply trigger a diffrent effect (or scale of effect) for that spell effect then the original