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Update dev readme adding affs - need to add to generic #242

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@@ -97,7 +97,8 @@ This the order that things happen on the prompt function:
1. add it in raw-svo.diag.lua and add a new diagnose trigger for it
1. add gaining affliction raw-svo.simple.lua, and if there's any complicated logic around it, to raw-svo.main.lua. Add triggers receiving the affliction.
1. add losing/curing affliction in raw-svo.main.lua and the appropriate triggers
1. add in tree curing system (touchtree action in raw-svo.dict.lua and raw-svo.main.lua)
1. add to tree curing system (touchtree action in raw-svo.dict.lua and raw-svo.main.lua)
1. add to generic cures (passive cures or cures that happen in blackout) (generic_cures_data in raw-svo.main.lua)
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shouldn't this be raw-svo.valid.main.lua?

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There are also other references to raw-svo.main.lua and at least raw-svo.simple.lua which should have "valid" in them.

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vadi2 commented Nov 15, 2016

Sure, fixed.

@keneanung keneanung merged commit 8df98b8 into master Nov 16, 2016
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