ability level check ?

how do i make a check on a ability level within another ability ?
(example: loaded weapons requires regen level 2 instead of just regen)

I've had loaded weapons for about 15 levels now, and I just got regen two about 2 levels ago. You sure you're meeting all the requirements?

the RPGPlayerDataObject passed into Cost has two arrays that are "Paired"

The first array is a list of skills, the second array is a list of levels associated with those skills...

So you can iterate through the array and find the skill you're looking for, and then check for the same index in the levels array and see what the value of that int is.

Dru

Tidu! wrote:

I've had loaded weapons for about 15 levels now, and I just got regen two about 2 levels ago. You sure you're meeting all the requirements?

i meant something in the code, not something from ingame.

Druid, thnx i'll try looking for it that way, IIRC it is something like AbilityLevel, but that dindt work.
AbilityLevel just isnt a Public int but a private.

lol whoops

Drago'Nish wrote:

Tidu! wrote:

I've had loaded weapons for about 15 levels now, and I just got regen two about 2 levels ago. You sure you're meeting all the requirements?

i meant something in the code, not something from ingame.

Druid, thnx i'll try looking for it that way, IIRC it is something like AbilityLevel, but that dindt work.
AbilityLevel just isnt a Public int but a private.

Take a look at this code, this finds "quickfoot" ability and the other function is "if quickfoot level is > 1 then" which you can obviously change to 2 or whatever level you look for. Just as easily, you can change the ability you are looking for.

Code:

 static function quickfoot(int localModifier, Pawn PawnOwner)
 {
 	local int x;
 	local bool found;
 	local RPGStatsInv StatsInv;
 
 	StatsInv = RPGStatsInv(PawnOwner.FindInventoryType(class'RPGStatsInv'));
 	found = false;
 
 	for (x = 0; StatsInv != None && x < StatsInv.Data.Abilities.length; x++)
 		if (StatsInv.Data.Abilities[x] == class'AbilitySpeed')
 		{
 			found = true;
 			break;
 		}
 
 	if(!found)
 		ModifyPawnSpeed(PawnOwner, localModifier);
 
 	else
 		ModifyPawnSpeed(PawnOwner, StatsInv.Data.AbilityLevels[x] + localModifier);
 }
 
 static function ModifyPawnSpeed(Pawn Other, int AbilityLevel)
 {
 	if(AbilityLevel >= 0)
 	{
 		Other.GroundSpeed = Other.default.GroundSpeed * (1.0 + 0.05 * float(AbilityLevel));
 		Other.WaterSpeed = Other.default.WaterSpeed * (1.0 + 0.05 * float(AbilityLevel));
 		Other.AirSpeed = Other.default.AirSpeed * (1.0 + 0.05 * float(AbilityLevel));
 	}
 	else
 	{
 		Other.GroundSpeed = Other.default.GroundSpeed / (1.0 + 0.05 * abs(AbilityLevel));
 		Other.WaterSpeed = Other.default.WaterSpeed / (1.0 + 0.05 * abs(AbilityLevel));
 		Other.AirSpeed = Other.default.AirSpeed / (1.0 + 0.05 * abs(AbilityLevel));
 	}
 }

yes, that might be a solution.
i'll try it sometime this week. thnx.