Possible to add augment to loot items?

[lordnivek1]

Originally Posted by Maze_EQ

Can always add the item using $client->SummonItem though.

 sub EVENT_LOOT{

if($itemid == x)

$client->NukeItem(itemnum)

$client->SummonItem($item_id, charges, attune, aug1, aug2, aug3, aug4, aug5)
}

Then add an array for each 5 augments with a random chance to apply by passing $aug1, $aug2, $aug3, $aug4, $aug5.


Note: This is just an example, but that's totes how i'd do it.

Or if you really want to make this "Diablo Style"

Add an NPC that will identify magic items and set tyhem from an NPC, and just provide the unidentified item as a shit item.

Awesome info. This may help me make what I am trying possible. Thank you very much

[Maze_EQ]

In diablo, there were no lore items or lore augments remove lore and gucci.

Except Wirt's leg, but let's be honest, Wirt was a jerkoff.

[ghanja]

Originally Posted by Maze_EQ

In diablo, there were no lore items or lore augments remove lore and gucci.

Except Wirt's leg, but let's be honest, Wirt was a jerkoff.

Well, the implementation of making the item lore, is to make handling easier (dare I say possible, without source changes/additions). Otherwise, with NukeItem you could quite possibly/easily nuke the unintended item.

The following assumes the item is lore, has not been tested, as I don't have Perl on the computer I'm on atm:

sub EVENT_LOOT {
	@eligibleitemidarray = (1,4); ## we could iterate through the keys of the hash each time but, technicaly more extensive load
	if ($itemid ~~ @eligibleitemidarray) {
		my %h = (
			1 => [[69,72,81],[69,72,81],[69,72,81],[69,72,81],[91,94,96],[100,142,214]],
			4 => [[45,75,81],[45,75,81],[45,75,81],[45,75,81],[45,75,81],[100,142,214]]
		);
		if (quest::ChooseRandom(1..10) < 10) { 
			$client->NukeItem($itemid);
			$client->SummonItem($itemid, 0, 1, ($h{$itemid}[0][quest::ChooseRandom(0..((scalar @{$h{$itemid}}[0]) - 1 ))]),
			($h{$itemid}[1][quest::ChooseRandom(0..((scalar @{$h{$itemid}}[1]) - 1 ))]),
			($h{$itemid}[2][quest::ChooseRandom(0..((scalar @{$h{$itemid}}[2]) - 1 ))]),
			($h{$itemid}[3][quest::ChooseRandom(0..((scalar @{$h{$itemid}}[3]) - 1 ))]),
			($h{$itemid}[4][quest::ChooseRandom(0..((scalar @{$h{$itemid}}[4]) - 1 ))]),
			($h{$itemid}[5][quest::ChooseRandom(0..((scalar @{$h{$itemid}}[5]) - 1 ))]));
		}
	}
}

@eligibleitemidarray

I choose to do a smart match on a predefined array/list of applicable item numbers, as iterating through the hash with every looting may be a little more taxing on the server. Who's to say though, and it would definitely depend on how far you may expand things in the future.

It's not clean (i.e. could use some clean up), but, should at the very least give you an idea of how you could go about things.

Now, if:

quest::addloot()

Could be expanded upon, to include augments, then what you want to do would be possible via scripting and would allow for universal "usage", that is to say, would/could be a useful change for everyone and not just your situation. (hint wink Kingly?)

[lordnivek1]

so running with the idea that a generic sword named "unidentified sword" drops and they have to take it to an npc to get it identified. is this how you would set up your array to spit out an item with augments in it. .Hopefully I understood what you were trying to say was possible.

{
	if($itemid == x)
	{

		$client->NukeItem(itemnum)

		my @add_aug1 = ('1000', '1001', '1005', '1007')

		my @add_aug2 = ('5000', '5001', '5005', '5007')

		my $random = int(rand 4);
 
		my $aug1 = $add_aug1[$random];

		my $aug2 = $add_aug2[$random];

		$client->SummonItem(XXX, 0, 1, $aug1, $aug2)
	}
}