When I tackled this, I ended up editing source and just went into
Client::SetLevel around the point it calls DoTributeUpdate(), I declared a new function called Client::UpdateSkillsAndSpells().
The scripted way is probably easier, but with this route, you get nearly full control of what a player autotrains. This may be useful in cases where you don't want *all* spells memorized automatically, yet certain spells can be obtained via quests/other means while other baseline ones are obtained.
Then I just tossed this into the UpdateSkillsAndSpells() call.
https://gist.github.com/xackery/a7ba...5eda7e37596ae1
Note this does not max skills, but really just sharing it for those who stumble upon this post to see another way. *shrugs*
This gives me granular control over what skills and spells a player earns on levelup.
You'll see a javascript selector snippet in the source, like so:
Code:
for ($i = 0; $i < document.querySelectorAll('a').length; $i++) { $ref = document.querySelectorAll('a')[$i].href; if ($ref.includes("zstrat")) { console.log($ref); } }
I leveraged this to hit up
http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/s...&action=search
Change your class, in chrome, right click the page and go to Inspect, then the Console tab, then click the circle with a line through to clear console, and paste in the above selector. Then right right click the listed output, hit Save As...and it'll create a logfile dump with the info.
Open it in a multiline edit tool like Sublime or TextWrangler and manipulate it into a conditional list, and remove any spells you don't want.