An effect that changes icons - Revision history

Iceiceice at 21:22, 6 April 2014

2014-04-06T21:22:27Z

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2013-10-12T18:13:04Z

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Dugi: Created page with '== An effect that changes icons == Want to make this work? [object] name= _ "Flaming Sword" image=items/flame-sword.png description= _ "This sword …'

2012-03-26T18:41:46Z

Created page with '== An effect that changes icons == Want to make this work? [object] name= _ "Flaming Sword" image=items/flame-sword.png description= _ "This sword …'

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== An effect that changes icons ==
Want to make this work?
[object]
name= _ "Flaming Sword"
image=items/flame-sword.png
description= _ "This sword deals 50% more damage than other swords and deals fire damage."
[effect]
apply_to=attack
name=sword
set_type=fire
increase_damage=50%
'''set_icon=attacks/sword-flaming.png'''
[/effect]
[/object]

Place this macro after that the unit takes the object, and also in a global post advance event (in all scenarios, for all units who might have their attack icons altered).

#define UPDATE_ICONS
#It searches through all the effects of all the items, looking for a set_icon tag.
#When it finds one, it finds all attacks with the same name as the name that the
#attack affects, and changes their icons. This works only until the next advancement,
#then it has to be reapplied. It might check for other properties of the attack filter
#of the unit, just needs a little bit of tweaking.
[store_unit]
[filter]
x,y=$x1,$y1
[/filter]
variable=advanced
kill=no
[/store_unit]
{FOREACH advanced.modifications.object i}
{FOREACH advanced.modifications.object[$i].effect j}
[if]
[variable]
name=advanced.modifications.object[$i].effect[$j].set_icon
contains="png"
[/variable]
[then]
{VARIABLE attack_name $advanced.modifications.object[$i].effect[$j].name}
{FOREACH advanced.attack k}
[if]
[variable]
name=advanced.attack[$k].name
equals=$attack_name
[/variable]
[then]
{VARIABLE advanced.attack[$k].icon $advanced.modifications.object[$i].effect[$j].set_icon}
[/then]
[/if]
{NEXT k}
[/then]
[/if]
{NEXT j}
{NEXT i}
[unstore_unit]
variable=advanced
find_vacant=no
[/unstore_unit]
{CLEAR_VARIABLE advanced}
#enddef

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 == An effect that changes icons ==
 Want to make this work?
-[object]
+ [object]
      name= _ "Flaming Sword"
      image=items/flame-sword.png
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          '''set_icon=attacks/sword-flaming.png'''
      [/effect]
-[/object]
+ [/object]
 Place this macro after that the unit takes the object, and also in a global post advance event (in all scenarios, for all units who might have their attack icons altered).
-#define UPDATE_ICONS
+ #define UPDATE_ICONS
      #It searches through all the effects of all the items, looking for a set_icon tag.
      #When it finds one, it finds all attacks with the same name as the name that the
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      [/unstore_unit]
      {CLEAR_VARIABLE advanced}
-#enddef
+ #enddef