Nested coupled foreach loops

**Kingly_Krab** · #1 10-15-2014, 10:14 PM

If you HAVE you do your if statement that way, try this. (Spacing should not look like this, this is just for looks.)

Code:

if ($ent->GetItemIDAt(2) == 2298
&& $ent->GetItemIDAt(7) == 2372
&& (($ent->GetItemIDAt(9) == 2376 && $ent->GetItemIDAt(10) == 31891)
|| ($ent->GetItemIDAt(9) == 2376 && $ent->GetItemIDAt(10) == 2376)
|| ($ent->GetItemIDAt(9) == 31891 && $ent->GetItemIDAt(10) == 2376)
|| ($ent->GetItemIDAt(9) == 31891 && $ent->GetItemIDAt(10) == 31891))
&& $ent->GetItemIDAt(12) == 2377
&& $ent->GetItemIDAt(17) == 2370
&& $ent->GetItemIDAt(18) == 2378
&& $ent->GetItemIDAt(19) == 2379)

Asylum · #2 10-16-2014, 01:28 PM

Next question: is there a function or call that accomplishes the following, or can one of you experts create one to look into an item's file and find the assigned weapon type by value? I imagine it would mirror the function of
quest::isdisctome(item_id) # Checks if 'item_id' is a discipline tome.

Code:

#usage quest::isweapon_type($itemid, type) where you choose the value for slash, blunt, et cetera

$itemid = $client->GetItemIDAt(13); #Gets itemid in primary
if (quest::isweapon_type($itemid, type)) { # Checks if $itemid is a type weapon
    effect;
}
else {
    other effect;
}