Sacred 2 blueprint.txt function overhaul 1.0.9

Sacred 2 Blueprint.txt Function Overhaul

Features:

• All items sorted into one separate file for each item 'class' to increase overview
• Automated bonusgroup generation for items with non-fixed boni
• Automated bonus color generation from bonus tier
• No more bonus IDs/bonusgroup IDs. Instead, boni and single-bonus-bonusgroups are called from a unique name: "prefix%type$spez$spez2$basedonskill". You know exactly what bonus/bonusgroup it is with just one look!
• Does not change the (average) balance of your mod - just transforms it into an more overviewable and easier modifyable state
• The most powerful file ever created: balance.lua opens up with unique and powerful ways to quickly fit the balance of your mod how you like it in one go!
• Commentary over all scripts - everything is explained!
• Comes with an unused/duplicated token finding tool - only works after enabling.
• Basically never have to edit blueprint.txt again - everything can be done from the modules/modding folder!
• Automated adjustment of creature.txt's creature bonus intensity balance according to your settings - you can do everything from inside balance.lua / bonusTypeBalance.lua !!
• Does not adjust spells.txt balance (and won't in the future, because the balance there is somewhat hardcoded and intransparent)

Requirements:

Your mod needs to have included BEFORE enabling:

•     server/blueprint.txt
•     server/creatures.txt
•     shared/itemtypes.txt
•     shared/spells.txt
•     shared/typification.txt
•     JSGME (generic mod enabler)
• And you must be on windows operating system!
  (For the .exes to not screw up. But after running Disable.exe, your mod is completely Vanilla-style again, ready for upload for all operating systems.)

Credits:

• @Flix to answer my one million questions.
• @dimitrius154 to answer my other million questions.
• @Schot, @gogoblender and all other supporting members and admins of DarkMatters,org making hosting this file possible!
• Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo, I used his srlua to compile all the standalone .exe files. VERY useful!!!

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