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Is there a faster way to edit tooltip on an ability?

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In WE/Object Editor/Abilities I have many spells i have to edit and all of them go to lvl 30. I was wondering is there a shortcut to change them faster or a code to display the level the ability. hope this is enough information its hard to put this in words
 
yeah i have been copying and pasting but i am coming across alot of abilities with three of them so its a pain oh well :(
 
If you want to include the current level number in the string and copy the description through all the stages, you may use the "Fill levels automatically"-feature (CTRL+L or open the context menu wie right-click on the field). There you can replace a substring with the level.

Nowadays, I use the ObjectMerger (included in JNGP as external tool) to create object editor objects from code. This permits more dynamics but you would have to know some lua language.
 
If you want to include the current level number in the string and copy the description through all the stages, you may use the "Fill levels automatically"-feature (CTRL+L or open the context menu wie right-click on the field). There you can replace a substring with the level.

Nowadays, I use the ObjectMerger (included in JNGP as external tool) to create object editor objects from code. This permits more dynamics but you would have to know some lua language.

thanks for that shortcut. now i can just do one tooltip :):thumbs_up:
 
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