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Uhm, that's a tough one. This tutorial is pretty out of date, I recommend you to follow this one: th-cam.com/video/oM4AU0KMuw0/w-d-xo.html

If you import the Spell.dbc back into the spell editor, does it then show tooltips?

@@gabagoolx I’ll look into it and let you know once I find it. I heard that it got updated.

I would have to get back to you on that. I’m pretty sure there’s a specific flag that disables an aura. You can also make a new Paladin Blessing spell where it just combines the effect of all of them in one.

@@abdelkarimouzzine5671 I have looked at the flags and some of them are labeled as unknown with a two digit number next to them, not sure only a few are checked couldn't find anything there. Thanks for replying

Just an update on this. I'm not an expert when it comes to this but I think it has nothing to do with spell itself, it's to do with class using it (paladin in this case). I just made a new spell (GBoK) with exactly same stats, flags and all the rest, I can use it while using other Blessings from paladin.

@@Matt-ul2td thanks for letting me know! I’m still trying to figure it out myself as well.

@@abdelkarimouzzine5671 No problem at all. The way I did is with blessings: I left GBoS original (that way two of the same can't stack) and I created new GboK, GBoW and GBoM (just copied from original ones, the only difference now is that they have different spell IDs. Same thing for auras and seals, leave one original, the rest are duplicates of originals. Enjoy experimenting :)

AnonymousModders You’d have to find the original spell that procs the disease, get the spell ID and link it to a spell with a 5 min duration.

@@abdelkarimouzzine5671 i found the spell that procs it, but its periodic trigger is supposed to trigger it when its about to expire, however it just goes away without changing u to a zombie

nvm i got it, thx man. i was setting misc a to my time in millisecs for the periodic trigger, not amplitude

Максим Иванченко I’m not really sure. You can find the custom patches for models and textures on Modcraft!

AaahhH Gaming not at all haha :P

SQLite just makes a local database on your PC. You can hook up your own MySQL but using SQLite is easier. Don't forget to export the Spell.dbc when you're done and saved. Put the Spell.dbc in your server core files and in your patcher. The patcher is required because some changes are done client side, and you won't see them unless you patch.