Sorry, realise now you told me..
As Smaug said, its easy enough to test once you have the basic command...
Here is a script for you to do all the checking for yourself, You will also be able to copy and paste this code once you know what everything does
Please note, I have just done this at work and haven't tested it, so it might have an error or 2 in, but it should only be basic errors
Code:
[@Main]
#IF
#SAY
Which item would you like to change?\\
<0/@SelectStat(0)>\
<1/@SelectStat(1)>\
<2/@SelectStat(2)>\
<3/@SelectStat(3)>\
<4/@SelectStat(4)>\
<5/@SelectStat(5)>\
<6/@SelectStat(6)>\
<7/@SelectStat(7)>\
<8/@SelectStat(8)>\
<9/@SelectStat(9)>\
<10/@SelectStat(10)>\
<11/@SelectStat(11)>\
<12/@SelectStat(12)>\
[@SelectStat()]
#IF
#ACT
Mov D1 %ARG(1)
#SAY
Which Stat would you like to change?\\
<0/@SelectAddRem(0)>\
<1/@SelectAddRem(1)>\
<2/@SelectAddRem(2)>\
<3/@SelectAddRem(3)>\
<4/@SelectAddRem(4)>\
<5/@SelectAddRem(5)>\
<6/@SelectAddRem(6)>\
<7/@SelectAddRem(7)>\
<8/@SelectAddRem(8)>\
<9/@SelectAddRem(9)>\
<10/@SelectAddRem(10)>\
<11/@SelectAddRem(11)>\
<12/@SelectAddRem(12)>\
<13/@SelectAddRem(13)>\
<14/@SelectAddRem(14)>\
[@SelectAddRem()]
#IF
#ACT
Mov D2 %ARG(1)
#SAY
What would you like to do?\\
<Add Stats/@SelectQty(Add)>\
<Remove Stats/@SelectQty(Remove)>\
[@SelectQty]
#IF
#ACT
Mov A1 %ARG(1)
#IF
#SAY
How many would you like to <$OUTPUT(A1)>?\\
<Please Enter Qty/@@SelectQty1>\\
[@@SelectQty1]
#IF
#ACT
Mov D3 %INPUTNUM
#SAY
<$OUTPUT(A1)> Stats :\\
Item - <$OUTPUT(D1)>\
Stat - <$OUTPUT(D2)>\
Qty - <$OUTPUT(D3)>\\
<Do it/@ChangeStat>\\
[@ChangeStat]
#IF
Equal A1 "Add"
#ACT
HLSCRIPTCMD ItemRemakeAdd %D1 %D2 %D3
#ELSEACT
HLSCRIPTCMD ItemRemakeSub %D1 %D2 %D3
#IF
#SAY
All Done - Take off item to view the change\
Don't forget to log what has changed for future\
reference\\
< WOW, Thanks ida :) /@exit>\\