So, if you are set on giving another level to a character, why not use the formula for the level via experience and grant the appropriate experience given the level using a calculation environment to change the value dependent on the character level?

<UnitStatType InternalName="UnitStat_ExpToNextLevel">
<DisplayName>Experience to Next Level</DisplayName>
<DisplayNameShort>NEXP</DisplayNameShort>
<Description>Experience needed for this unit to reach it's next level.</Description>
<Icon>Icon_Experience.png</Icon>
<Hidden>1</Hidden>
<DefaultValue>1.0</DefaultValue>
<UnitStatGrouping>AbilityStat</UnitStatGrouping>
</UnitStatType>

Not sure if this unit stat is functional, but may be helpful in your calculation as the value would be

to give the unit the amount [UnitStat_ExpToNextLevel]

Then you should gain a level. But not sure if this is functional at the present state of the game, but could be.

Edit: Poor mans way is to just grant the experience necessary to reach the next level given start of the current level.

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I don't know of it would work for a non-tactical ability, but the Staff of the Furnace (Staff_Furnace) grants the Flame Dart ability to a wielding unit using the UnlockCombatAbility tag.

You might be able to:

1) Create an ability that grants the mana per turn

2) Create an item that grants the ability

Again, haven't tried it.

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Add the prereq

<Type>Allegiance</Type>
<Attribute>Kingdom</Attribute>

To each of the abilities. This is how the game gives you raise skeletons for empire and summon wisp and lightbringer for kingdom (reference mage path) 

The screen where you choose the path is a graphic. I don't think you can add paths to that screen without actually rewriting the screen itself.

That is it will display your stuff in the order it loads it in your files and so you will always be missing your trait because mod folders are loaded later or you will missing warrior as that is the last one displayed before. But you will have only 5 showing up max at the moment.

But the same prereq notion will apply to your tree as with the display of the item. The prereq will allow things to show up or not.

Yes, Crastiloowa

You can add a path but you have to scroll to see.. like in abob1's Summon Mod and Path of the Ranger mod.  

I tweaked the screen a little to show 7 paths but it will be an option install (again like in abob1's Summon Mod)

Later i will try the <prereq> to see if work!

Thanks!

(and sorry about my english!)

.hkb files are a havok format. In these forums buried deep are the ways of making models usable in these games.

The .dds and you can use .png in its place for the most part.

Hi, a very basic question which I can't find info on via search..

When I create .xml files in my mod folder, it adds the changes instead of replacing them.

For example, if I mod Discipline to provide +5 accuracy per level (instead of the default +1) when I boot up the game I see the new +5 per level description, but it still lists the old +1 accuracy per level as well.

How do I get it to ignore the core file?