DroppableItem - Revision history

Pentarctagon at 04:59, 23 January 2021

2021-01-23T04:59:54Z

Dugi: /* Removing an object */

2012-03-26T18:28:05Z

‎Removing an object

Dugi: /* Removing an object */

2012-03-26T18:25:46Z

‎Removing an object

Dugi: /* Dropping Loot */

2012-03-26T18:23:10Z

‎Dropping Loot

Henkutsu: MAJOR CHANGE! Changed structure of page completely. Added comments and instructions to help newbies. Added sections. Kept links but it should all make sense now.

2007-04-09T14:12:23Z

MAJOR CHANGE! Changed structure of page completely. Added comments and instructions to help newbies. Added sections. Kept links but it should all make sense now.

Sapient: /* Droppable Item */

2006-01-04T19:29:48Z

‎Droppable Item

Sapient: /* Droppable Item */

2005-11-27T09:41:12Z

‎Droppable Item

Sapient: /* Droppable Item */

2005-11-27T09:15:22Z

‎Droppable Item

Sapient: /* Droppable Item */

2005-11-27T09:14:22Z

‎Droppable Item

Elvish Pillager: /* Droppable Item */

2005-08-22T13:24:07Z

‎Droppable Item

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   [/event]
   #enddef
 == See Also ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:28, 26 March 2012
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	#Re writing... come back later.		#Re writing... come back later.
−
−	~~== Removing an object ==~~
−	(1.10) This macro is designed to remove an object of a certain name (of course, just a bit of editing, and you can remove an object following different criteria) from the ''first'' unit matching the filter. It clashes with AMLA, so if you are using it, better use strict_amla=yes for all advancements that might happen to the unit you are removing the object from.
−
−	~~#define REMOVE_OBJECT FILTER NAME~~
−	~~#First, the unit is stored, it searches in modifications for objects with names~~
−	~~#like that, and deletes them. Then the unit is advanced to apply the changes,~~
−	~~#and then it gets the HP, movement, attack_left and exp of the original unit.~~
−	~~[store_unit]~~
−	~~[filter]~~
−	~~{FILTER}~~
−	~~[/filter]~~
−	~~variable=gifted~~
−	~~kill=no~~
−	~~[/store_unit] #Stores the unit~~
−	~~{FOREACH gifted.modifications.object i}~~
−	~~[if]~~
−	~~[variable]~~
−	~~name=gifted.modifications.object[$i].name~~
−	~~equals={NAME}~~
−	~~[/variable]~~
−	~~[then]~~
−	~~{CLEAR_VARIABLE gifted.modifications.object[$i]}~~
−	~~[/then]~~
−	~~[else]~~
−	~~[set_variable~~
−	~~name=i~~
−	~~add=1~~
−	~~[/set_variable]~~
−	~~[/else]~~
−	~~[/if]~~
−	~~[/do]~~
−	~~[/while]~~
−	~~{CLEAR_VARIABLE i}~~
−	~~[unstore_unit]~~
−	~~variable=gifted~~
−	~~find_vacant=no~~
−	~~[/unstore_unit]~~
−	~~{ADVANCE_UNIT x,y=$x1,$y1 $gifted.type}~~
−	~~[store_unit]~~
−	~~[filter]~~
−	~~x,y=$x1,$y1~~
−	~~[/filter]~~
−	~~variable=gifted2~~
−	~~kill=no~~
−	~~[/store_unit]~~
−	~~{VARIABLE gifted2.hitpoints $gifted.hitpoints}~~
−	~~{VARIABLE gifted2.level $gifted.level}~~
−	~~{VARIABLE gifted2.moves $gifted.moves}~~
−	~~{VARIABLE gifted2.attacks_left $gifted.attacks_left}~~
−	~~[unstore_unit]~~
−	~~variable=gifted2~~
−	~~find_vacant=no~~
−	~~[/unstore_unit]~~
−	~~{CLEAR_VARIABLE gifted}~~
−	~~{CLEAR_VARIABLE gifted2}~~
−	~~#enddef~~

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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 == Removing an object ==
-(1.10) This macro is designed to remove an object of a certain name (of course, just a bit of editing, and you can remove an object following different criteria) from the unit matching the filter. It clashes with AMLA, so if you are using it, better use strict_amla=yes for all advancements that might happen to the unit you are removing the object from.
+(1.10) This macro is designed to remove an object of a certain name (of course, just a bit of editing, and you can remove an object following different criteria) from the ''first'' unit matching the filter. It clashes with AMLA, so if you are using it, better use strict_amla=yes for all advancements that might happen to the unit you are removing the object from.
   #define REMOVE_OBJECT FILTER NAME

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:23, 26 March 2012
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	#Re writing... come back later.		#Re writing... come back later.
		+
		+	== Removing an object ==
		+	(1.10) This macro is designed to remove an object of a certain name (of course, just a bit of editing, and you can remove an object following different criteria) from the unit matching the filter. It clashes with AMLA, so if you are using it, better use strict_amla=yes for all advancements that might happen to the unit you are removing the object from.
		+
		+	#define REMOVE_OBJECT FILTER NAME
		+	#First, the unit is stored, it searches in modifications for objects with names
		+	#like that, and deletes them. Then the unit is advanced to apply the changes,
		+	#and then it gets the HP, movement, attack_left and exp of the original unit.
		+	[store_unit]
		+	[filter]
		+	{FILTER}
		+	[/filter]
		+	variable=gifted
		+	kill=no
		+	[/store_unit] #Stores the unit
		+	{FOREACH gifted.modifications.object i}
		+	[if]
		+	[variable]
		+	name=gifted.modifications.object[$i].name
		+	equals={NAME}
		+	[/variable]
		+	[then]
		+	{CLEAR_VARIABLE gifted.modifications.object[$i]}
		+	[/then]
		+	[else]
		+	[set_variable
		+	name=i
		+	add=1
		+	[/set_variable]
		+	[/else]
		+	[/if]
		+	[/do]
		+	[/while]
		+	{CLEAR_VARIABLE i}
		+	[unstore_unit]
		+	variable=gifted
		+	find_vacant=no
		+	[/unstore_unit]
		+	{ADVANCE_UNIT x,y=$x1,$y1 $gifted.type}
		+	[store_unit]
		+	[filter]
		+	x,y=$x1,$y1
		+	[/filter]
		+	variable=gifted2
		+	kill=no
		+	[/store_unit]
		+	{VARIABLE gifted2.hitpoints $gifted.hitpoints}
		+	{VARIABLE gifted2.level $gifted.level}
		+	{VARIABLE gifted2.moves $gifted.moves}
		+	{VARIABLE gifted2.attacks_left $gifted.attacks_left}
		+	[unstore_unit]
		+	variable=gifted2
		+	find_vacant=no
		+	[/unstore_unit]
		+	{CLEAR_VARIABLE gifted}
		+	{CLEAR_VARIABLE gifted2}
		+	#enddef

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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-== Droppable Item ==
+This page is for code fragments for dropping items.
-X=the starting X-location for the object
+== Droppable on Death ==
-Y=the starting Y-location for the object
+This section is for macros that drop an item due to the death of unit.
-XVAR=the variable to store the item's current X-location in
+=== Dropping a picked up item ===
-YVAR=the variable to store the item's current Y-location in
+This macro comes in two parts with space for [effect] code between them. Using this macro creates an item at a point on the map specified by X and Y, keeps track of it (when the unit carrying it dies) via two variable (which the user names!!) and provides an image for the map.
   #define DROPPABLE_ITEM X Y XVAR YVAR NAME IMAGE ADDITIONAL_FILTERS
   [label]
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   [event]
   name=prestart
   	{VARIABLE {XVAR} {X}}
   	{VARIABLE {YVAR} {Y}}
@@ Line 99: / Line 96: @@
   			[/filter]
   #enddef
-−
   #All this should be between the usage of the DROPPABLE_ITEM macro and its /DROPPABLE_ITEM
-  #		description="-the description-"
-  #			[effect]
+ # This is not the only thing you can do but for an item that increases movementspeed by 10(!) do:
- #			blahblahblah=somethingorother
+  [effect]
-  #			[/effect]
+     apply_to=movement
   #define /DROPPABLE_ITEM XVAR YVAR
   		[/object]
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   [/event]
   #enddef
 == See Also ==
 * [[UsefulWMLFragments]]

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   	x=$x1
   	y=$y1
   	[/filter]
   	variable=itemstore
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   		[/store_unit]
   		{VARIABLE itemstore.variables.{XVAR} on}
   		[unstore_unit]
   		variable=itemstore

@@ Line 111: / Line 111: @@
   		[/object]
- 		{VARIABLE {XVAR} 0}
+ 	{VARIABLE {XVAR} 0}
- 		{VARIABLE {YVAR} 0}
+ 	{VARIABLE {YVAR} 0}
   	[/event]
   [/event]

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 IMAGE=the image of the object
-  #define DROPPABLE_ITEM X Y XVAR YVAR NAME IMAGE
+  #define DROPPABLE_ITEM X Y XVAR YVAR NAME IMAGE ADDITIONAL_FILTERS
   [event]
   name=prestart
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   	{VARIABLE {XVAR} {X}}
   	{VARIABLE {YVAR} {Y}}
-−
   	[item]
   	x=${XVAR}
@@ Line 25: / Line 30: @@
   	image={IMAGE}
   	[/item]
-−
   	[event]
   	name=moveto
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   		x=${XVAR}
   		y=${YVAR}
   		[/filter]
   		[removeitem]
@@ Line 72: / Line 78: @@
   		[/filter]
   		[/store_unit]
-  		{VARIABLE itemstore.variables.{XVAR} on}
+ 		{VARIABLE itemstore.variables.{XVAR} on}
   		[unstore_unit]
   		variable=itemstore
   		[/unstore_unit]
-  		{VARIABLE {XVAR} 0}
+  		[unit_overlay]
-  		{VARIABLE {YVAR} 0}
+ 		x=${XVAR}
   		[object]
@@ Line 84: / Line 93: @@
   		image={IMAGE}
   		duration=forever
   			[filter]
   			x=${XVAR}
@@ Line 90: / Line 100: @@
   #enddef
-  #All this should be between the DROPPABLE_ITEM macro and /DROPPABLE_ITEM
+  #All this should be between the usage of the DROPPABLE_ITEM macro and its /DROPPABLE_ITEM
   #		description="-the description-"
   #			[effect]
   #			blahblahblah=somethingorother
   #			[/effect]
-−
-  #define /DROPPABLE_ITEM
+  #define /DROPPABLE_ITEM XVAR YVAR
   		[/object]
   	[/event]
   [/event]
   #enddef
 == See Also ==
 * [[UsefulWMLFragments]]