Iron's Spells: Light Pollution

1.2.1

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The spells are obtainable

Every spell in this pack was creative-only, which was not intentional: all twenty-four carried allowCrafting = false, and that one flag is what Iron's Spells' Scroll Forge checks before offering a spell. So there are now three ways to get them.

• The Scroll Forge. All twenty-four now appear under their school's focus, and need legendary ink like any other legendary. Nothing else was needed for this — the forge scans the spell registry rather than reading a recipe list, so the flag was the only thing in the way. Iron's own JEI plugin covers that screen, so they show up there too.
• Crafting. Each scroll has its own recipe: four arcane essence, two legendary ink, a sheet of paper, the rune of its school, and one item that says which spell it is — crying obsidian for Gargantua, a lodestone for the Magnetar, a sculk catalyst for the Crab Nebula. Ordinary shaped recipes, so JEI and EMI both list them with no extra work.
• Loot. End city treasure, ancient cities, stronghold libraries, bastion treasure and woodland mansions can each turn up one, at a low chance.

The four Eldritch spells — Funeral Nova, Magnetar, Silhouette, Starless — needed the crafting recipe more than the others. Iron's constructs the Eldritch school with allowLooting = false, and that flag is on the school rather than in any config, so those four are excluded from every loot table and every wandering trade in the game. A recipe is the only route to them that does not involve editing another mod's data.

Copying a scroll into a spell book already worked and needed no change; it is mentioned here only because it was not obvious.

Fixes

• The sigil tooltip style is no longer two flat triangles. Both of its problems were mine: the two halves were counter-rotating, where the original turns them the same way half a turn apart, so it never resolved into a six-pointed star at all; and the shells were being blended when the original writes them opaque, which mixed all three into one muddy shape instead of layering into a bright band with a rim either side. The band was also a fixed seventy pixels wide against a much smaller star, which at these proportions came out at seventy percent of the radius — very nearly solid.
• The ring tooltip style was about thirteen hundred pixels across, most of it off screen. It was sized from the panel's width, and these tooltips run fifteen times wider than they are tall.