Adding spells to a SpellBook?

[XXXconanXXX]

Oy, I don't really work with the Spellbook ability very much, and I was wondering if you were able to add abilities to a spell book through triggers? If not, I guess I need to make a Spell Book for every possible combination and add/remove the ability when needed, eh?

 

[phyrex1an]

Yes it is possible. If you want a more advaced spellbook that you can have passive abilitis and such I recomend:
http://www.wc3sear.ch/index.php?p=Spells&ID=836&sid=
(Vexorian you is my hero)

Else you can to it this way:
Learn ability
Events
Unit - A unit Learns a skill
Conditions
(Learned Hero Skill) Equal to <your ability>
(Level of <your ability> for (Learning Hero)) Equal to 1
Actions
Unit - Remove <your ability> from (Learning Hero)
Unit - Add <your ability as spellbook> to (Learning Hero)
Player - Disable <your ability as spellbook> for (Owner of (Learning Hero))

<your ability> is a normal ability.
<your ability as spell book> is a spellbook only containing <your ability>.
Hero abilities can not be added to a spell book but It is an work around:
Make the ability a Unit ability, add it to the spellbook then make the ability you made to a hero ability. And voila you have a spellbook with a hero ability inside.
For this to work your hero must have a spell book from the begining.
Actually i dont come up with this myself. It was Vexorian's spellbook exeriment. But I dint need all things in his experimetn ad I removed it all and ceeped this. To fix a bug i added the last line in the trigger. (the bug was not caused by Vexorian but by my removing of his JASS code in the exeriment)

-edit-
Of i seems that passiv abilities can be in a normal no jass using spellbook since patch 1.18. That seems do undo all of Vexorians hard work or have your exeriment more advanced fetures?) (no need to answer)

 

[XXXconanXXX]

Actually, what I meant was adding normal unit abilities to the Spellbook ability when you acquire items. It would be quite insufficient to make an ability for each and every spell combination. I'll check Vexorian's Spellbook experiment and see ifthat's what I'm lookin' for.

[EDIT] Oh, thanks for the link. This seems to be what I've been looking for!

 

[XXXconanXXX]

Eh, I like how he did that. If you make a Spellbook abiltiy for each spell, then replace them and make it permanent, it actually adds to the Spellbook.