As title states how would I do this. An approach I thought of was to override WalkingEvent's event() and place the appropriate lines to cast a spell before (or after) calling super.execute(). However this casts the spell before or after, not during. I'm pretty sure that I would need either make my own subclass of WalkingEvent or Event to satisfy my requirements, can anyone please confirm this?

Edited May 26, 20187 yr by PayPalMeRSGP

A WalkingEvent is continuously running while it's being executed, no other code in your script will be running while it's active. So in this case when you want to cast a spell you need to use setBreakCondition in the WalkingEvent API.

2 hours ago, PayPalMeRSGP said:

As title states how would I do this. An approach I thought of was to override WalkingEvent's event() and place the appropriate lines to cast a spell before (or after) calling super.execute(). However this casts the spell before or after, not during. I'm pretty sure that I would need either make my own subclass of WalkingEvent or Event to satisfy my requirements, can anyone please confirm this?

why?