Is it even possible or do I have to add a snippet in?

It's possible look in the class folder.

What are you asking? You want a skill to max at 100%?

I think the sset command is what you want to do.

Spells are added to classes. New spells can be created with the sset create skill command.

Here's a good reference;

(Paraphrased)
Class/level/proficiency fields: These determine what classes, and at what level, can use the spell. The proficiency field determines what degree the class can master it to.

Like for example when a user becomes a dragon give it fireball practiced to 100% straight off the bat.

You have to make a check for it, in do_practice code.

When they choose their class/race on creation, it is not going to call do_practice.

You need to add a line of code during char creation to check and set this.

I misunderstood I thought he wanted that when they were ready to learn it at he wanted them to learn it at 100%

Something of this sort in the char creation process will work, assuming you change the variables to suit your system.

              if( ch->race == RACE_DRAGON)
              {   
                 int sn;
                    for( sn = 0; sn < top_sn; sn++ )
                    {
                       if( !str_cmp( skill_table[sn]->name, "fireball"
                       {
                          ch->pcdata->learned[sn] = 100;
                       }
              }

Oh wow.. you guys rock. I'm surprised at the amount of interest in something so oldschool. Feels good knowing I'm not the last MUD fan on the face of this planet. lol.

I thought I'd explain this a little further for anyone else having this problem in the future:

I added into (comm.c):
.. into function nanny_read_motd( DESCRIPTOR_DATA * d, const char *argument ):

	  /*
	   * Added Apr 26/2009. Start new characters with practiced word of recall
	   * already at 100% (http://www.smaugmuds.org/index.php?a=topic&t=4032&p=17533)
	   */
	   
		int sn;
		for( sn = 0; sn < num_skills; sn++ )
		{
			if( !str_cmp( skill_table[sn]->name, "word of recall")
			{
			  ch->pcdata->learned[sn] = 100;
			}
		}

... Just below:

      /*
       * Added by Narn.  Start new characters with autoexit and autgold
       * already turned on.  Very few people don't use those.
       */
      xSET_BIT( ch->act, PLR_AUTOGOLD );
      xSET_BIT( ch->act, PLR_AUTOEXIT );

.. in SmaugFUSS 1.9.
This will add Word of Recall when player is created practiced to 100%. To make sure no problems I added word of recall to each class in the classes folder and set it's adept level to 100%. In the skills.dat in the system folder I changed the level for word of recall to be level 1.

Glad to be of assistance.

If you wanted to have word of recall at 100% couldn't you have just added a recall command rather then spell and have it work all the time?

Just asking.

I was going to do that but found this to be an easier solution

ok, that's fine. but even word of recall will sometimes fail plus it uses mana. You said all classes will have this. Some classes will have a better advantage (albeit not that big with word of recall) with it.

I'd like to point out for anyone else that may find this topic useful, I missed a bracket in my earlier post. It should read:

              if( ch->race == RACE_DRAGON)
              {   
                 int sn;
                    for( sn = 0; sn < top_sn; sn++ )
                    {
                       if( !str_cmp( skill_table[sn]->name, "fireball"
                       {
                          ch->pcdata->learned[sn] = 100;
                       }
                    }
              }

I don't understand why a for loop is done for this. It can be done in one line.

And if a for loop is used, it should definitely break after the correct entry has been found.

That's how it's done in my MUD. How can you find the skill without doing a for loop?