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[Morbane]

int IsUsingSilver(object oTarget)
{
	object oWeapon = GetLastWeaponUsed(oTarget);
	if(GetItemBaseMaterialType(oWeapon) == GMATERIAL_METAL_ALCHEMICAL_SILVER)
	{
		return TRUE;
	}
	return FALSE;
}

[Morbane]

GM: What is the purpose?

 

Barbarian: The formatting in the forums... the wind in my hair!

 

GM: Yes... it is good. Drink!

[kevL]

yes, it is good

[Morbane]

int IsUsingSilver(object oTarget)
{
	object oWeapon = GetLastWeaponUsed(oTarget);
	if(oWeapon == OBJECT_INVALID) return FALSE;
	
	if(GetItemBaseMaterialType(oWeapon) == GMATERIAL_METAL_ALCHEMICAL_SILVER)
	{
		return TRUE;
	}
	return FALSE;
}

This is the version that actually works BTW...

 

if enemy AI makes it change weapons, like from sword to bow - and the timing is right, the game will lock because the enemy has no weapon to check for.

 

this script was written for a Feat with an AOE HB.

 

thank you, that is all...

[kevL]

/heh

 

[rjshae]

I guess you could probably do something like...

int IsUsingSilver(object oTarget)
{
    object oWeapon = GetLastWeaponUsed(oTarget);
    return ( ( oWeapon != OBJECT_INVALID) &&
             ( GetItemBaseMaterialType(oWeapon) == GMATERIAL_METAL_ALCHEMICAL_SILVER ) );
}

but, eh, same diff.

[Morbane]

I guess you could probably do something like...

int IsUsingSilver(object oTarget)
{
    object oWeapon = GetLastWeaponUsed(oTarget);
    return ( ( oWeapon != OBJECT_INVALID) &&
             ( GetItemBaseMaterialType(oWeapon) == GMATERIAL_METAL_ALCHEMICAL_SILVER ) );
}

but, eh, same diff.

 

looking at this, and it looks like the return does not actually return anything useful - that is OBJECT_INVALID may be an int and GMATERIAL_METAL_ALCHEMICAL_SILVER is as well - but the return value would be whatever number that the const strings represent - not TRUE or FALSE.

 

or am i just not seeing the logic?

[rjshae]

If you used it in an 'if' conditional, would it not give a true/false value? Same principle.

[kevL]

Morbane,
look at it this way,

both expressions in the parenthesis need to evaluate TRUE for the return to be true.

if (oWeapon != OBJECT_INVALID) -> if true
if (basematerial == Silver) -> if true

then TRUE.

[Morbane]

got it.

 

always happy to see ways of streamlining script code