Magiclysm: Magic books now have similar color codes to regular books #31318
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SUMMARY: Mods "Magic books now have similar color codes to regular books"Purpose of change
Grey is pretty drab. it doesn't really tell you that it's a book with information you want. I decided to take a look at assigning colors to the magic books similarly to how regular skill books are color coded: to do this, i check to see if an item has the learn_spell iuse, and then check the spells in that iuse_actor to see if the player can learn the spell, or can study the spell.
As such, a yellow color means a spellbook has no new spells you can learn, but spells you can study, and a blue spellbook has spells you can learn. spellbooks that you have the max level spell in or can't learn via other reasons are grey.
Here is a screenshot with a character that only knows "smite":
