Further file organization

Further file organization

nwn/nwnprc/trunk/spells/sp_rain_roseB.nss

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+//::///////////////////////////////////////////////
+//:: Name      Rain of RosesB: OnExit
+//:: FileName  sp_rain_rose.nss
+//:://////////////////////////////////////////////
+/**@file Rain of Roses 
+Evocation [Good] 
+Level: Drd 7 
+Components: V, S, M 
+Casting Time: 1 standard action 
+Range: Long (400 ft. + 40 ft./level) 
+Area: Cylinder (80-ft. radius, 80 ft. high)
+Duration: 1 round/level (D)
+Saving Throw: None (ability damage) and Fortitude 
+negates (sickening) 
+Spell Resistance: Yes
+
+Red roses fall from the sky. Their sharp thorns 
+graze the flesh of evil creatures, dealing 1d4 
+points of temporary Wisdom damage per round. A 
+creature reduced to 0 Wisdom falls unconscious as
+its mind succumbs to horrible nightmares. In 
+addition, the beautiful rose petals sicken evil 
+creatures touched by them; those that fail a 
+Fortitude save are sickened (-2 penalty on attack
+rolls, weapon damage rolls, saving throws, 
+ability checks, and skill checks) until they
+leave the spell's area. A successful Fortitude 
+save renders a creature immune to the sickening 
+effect of the roses, but not the ability damage 
+caused by their thorns.
+
+Material Component: A red rose. 
+
+Author:    Tenjac
+Created:   7/17/06
+*/
+//:://////////////////////////////////////////////
+//:://////////////////////////////////////////////
+
+#include "prc_inc_spells"
+
+void main()
+{
+	object oTarget = GetExitingObject();
+	object oCreator = GetAreaOfEffectCreator();
+	
+	effect eAOE;
+	if(GetHasSpellEffect(SPELL_AVASCULAR_MASS, oTarget))
+	{
+		//Search through the valid effects on the target.
+		eAOE = GetFirstEffect(oTarget);
+		while (GetIsEffectValid(eAOE))
+		{
+			if (GetEffectCreator(eAOE) == GetAreaOfEffectCreator())
+			{
+				//If the effect was created by Rain of Roses then remove it
+				if(GetEffectSpellId(eAOE) == SPELL_RAIN_OF_ROSES)
+				{
+					RemoveEffect(oTarget, eAOE);
+				}
+			}
+			//Get next effect on the target
+			eAOE = GetNextEffect(oTarget);
+		}
+	}
+}
+	
+