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	= notes =		= notes =
	You can load a build that is a higher or lower level then you are. Once ~~the~~ build is loaded do the command <code>/admin pregen</code> ~~this~~ will reload the base ~~loaded~~ skills Entropy loads for that class and adjusts them to your level. This is not a 100% solution to a build adjustment, but it will get you close.		You can load a build that is a higher or lower level then you are.<br/>

			Once a build is loaded do the command <code>/admin pregen</code>. This will reload the base skills Entropy loads for that class and adjusts them to your level. This is not a 100% solution to a build adjustment, but it will get you close.

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	You can load a build that is a higher or lower level then you are. Once the build is loaded do the command `/admin pregen`		You can load a build that is a higher or lower level then you are. Once the build is loaded do the command <code>/admin pregen</code> this will reload the base loaded skills Entropy loads for that class and adjusts them to your level. This is not a 100% solution to a build adjustment, but it will get you close.

	this will reload the base loaded skills Entropy loads for that class and adjusts them to your level. This is not a 100% solution to a build adjustment, but it will get you close.

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	== set ==		== set ==

	- A set is a mini build that contains only the variables you want to change.		- A set is a mini build that contains only the variables you want to change.<br/>
	- All sets are contained in `data\sets.ini`		- All sets are contained in <code>data\sets.ini</code><br/>
	- Everything in a set is manual. You have to build them on your own.		- Everything in a set is manual. You have to build them on your own.<br/>

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	MQBuild=20200710		MQBuild=20200710
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	== save ==		== save ==
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	== load ==		== load ==

	`/build load group110`		<code>/build load group110</code>

	Will import all the settings from the file that matches your class and that nickname.		Will import all the settings from the file that matches your class and that nickname.
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	Example of a couple sets for a cleric:		Example of a couple sets for a cleric:
	~~```~~		<pre>
	[clericraid]		[clericraid]
	; settings for a handsoff heal only cleric		; settings for a handsoff heal only cleric
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	primary=Velium Enhanced Pick		primary=Velium Enhanced Pick
	spellset=group		spellset=group



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	primary=Ascending Sun Mace		primary=Ascending Sun Mace
	spellset=melee		spellset=melee
	~~```~~		</pre>
	To load one of the sets you would `/build set clericgroup` to load the variables for your cleric group settings. The settings will stay like this until you load another or change whatever.
			To load one of the sets you would <code>/build set clericgroup</code> to load the variables for your cleric group settings. The settings will stay like this until you load another or change whatever.

	= notes =		= notes =

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A build creates or loads INIs from the data folder that contain character data.
These inis in the data folder can be from other players, or backups of your character.

= /build =

Usage:<br/>
/build [load|save|set] "nickname" [all]<br/>
"nickname" - is the unique name of the build.<br/>

All builds contain a [Header] with all the information relating to what the build is for and when (in the macro) it was created<br/>
<pre>
[Header]
Macro=Entropy
Build=200710.01
Hash=373DE0206FA281D49D75EA1F97E4AC0A
NickName=110group
Date=07/12/2020
Class=CLR
Level=115
Race=High Elf
MQBuild=20200710
</pre>

== save ==

<code>/build save group110</code>

A file would be created called `data\build_clr_110group.ini`

[all] - by default any save will only export the variables that are set. Adding the all option will export EVERY variable.

== load ==

`/build load group110`

Will import all the settings from the file that matches your class and that nickname.

== set ==

- A set is a mini build that contains only the variables you want to change.
- All sets are contained in `data\sets.ini`
- Everything in a set is manual. You have to build them on your own.

Example of a couple sets for a cleric:
```
[clericraid]
; settings for a handsoff heal only cleric
stCountArbitrate=0
stCountSplash=1
swBuffSelf=FALSE
swBuffAmmo=FALSE
swBuffBeg=FALSE
swBuffCrew=FALSE
swBuffAura=FALSE
swBuffTemp=FALSE
swBuffUnity=FALSE
swRezTake=FALSE
swRezGive=FALSE
swRezCombat=FALSE
swHealXTarget=TRUE
swHealSelf=FALSE
swHealGroup=TRUE
swHealToT=FALSE
swHealPet=FALSE
stHealAdjust=0
stHealPointWAR=99
stHealPointPAL=99
stHealPointSHD=99
swBurnForce=FALSE
stBurnCount=99
swBurnAuto=FALSE
swSwarm=FALSE
swAgro=FALSE
swBuff1=TRUE
swBuff5=TRUE
swBuff6=TRUE
swBuff10=FALSE
swBuff11=FALSE
swBuff12=FALSE
swCombatMelee=FALSE
swCombatNuke=FALSE
swCombatDoT=FALSE
swCombatHeal=TRUE
swSwarm=FALSE
primary=Velium Enhanced Pick
spellset=raid

[clericgroup]
; settings for a hands off group cleric
stCountArbitrate=3
stCountSplash=3
swBuffSelf=TRUE
swBuffAmmo=FALSE
swBuffBeg=TRUE
swBuffCrew=TRUE
swBuffAura=TRUE
swBuffTemp=TRUE
swBuffUnity=TRUE
swHealXTarget=FALSE
swHealSelf=FALSE
swHealGroup=TRUE
swHealToT=FALSE
swHealPet=FALSE
stHealAdjust=0
stHealPointWAR=99
stHealPointPAL=99
stHealPointSHD=99
swBurnForce=FALSE
stBurnCount=2
swBurnAuto=TRUE
swAgro=FALSE
swBuff1=TRUE
swBuff5=TRUE
swBuff6=TRUE
swBuff10=FALSE
swBuff11=FALSE
swBuff12=FALSE
swCombatMelee=FALSE
swCombatNuke=FALSE
swCombatDoT=FALSE
swCombatHeal=TRUE
swSwarm=FALSE
primary=Velium Enhanced Pick
spellset=group

[clerictank]
; settings for a cleric tank of awesomness
stCountArbitrate=0
stCountSplash=0
swBurnForce=FALSE
stBurnCount=99
swBurnAuto=FALSE
swBuffSelf=FALSE
swBuffAmmo=FALSE
swBuffBeg=FALSE
swBuffCrew=FALSE
swBuffAura=FALSE
swBuffTemp=FALSE
swBuffUnity=FALSE
swYaulp=TRUE
swSwarm=TRUE
stPctSwarmEngage=98
swAgro=TRUE
swHealSelf=FALSE
swHealXTarget=FALSE
swHealGroup=FALSE
swCombatMelee=TRUE
swCombatNuke=TRUE
swCombatDoT=TRUE
swCombatHeal=FALSE
swBuff1=FALSE
swBuff5=FALSE
swBuff6=FALSE
swBuff10=TRUE
swBuff11=TRUE
swBuff12=TRUE
primary=Ascending Sun Mace
spellset=melee
```
To load one of the sets you would `/build set clericgroup` to load the variables for your cleric group settings. The settings will stay like this until you load another or change whatever.

= notes =
You can load a build that is a higher or lower level then you are. Once the build is loaded do the command `/admin pregen`

this will reload the base loaded skills Entropy loads for that class and adjusts them to your level. This is not a 100% solution to a build adjustment, but it will get you close.