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could trigger detect that there is X available items of type [Some Item] in shop?
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not good on that way ..i would need a variable for each item
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Hashtable.
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how would you do it on that way -.- ?
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Using the items id as a key.
Whenever something is bought, save an integer on a random hashtable under the key of it's id. If you want to count how many times its been bought, up the count. If you want to count how many are available, you'll just have to init the hashtables key to something appropriate (which would be a pain).
If you want to get supersupersuper complicated, you couldd theoreticlaly recreate the shop and order a dummy unit to keep buying items from it and get a count of how much stuff there is, and use that as a starting count. (I'd actually use that, but I dont even know what the order is to get something to buy from a shop).
Whenever something is bought, save an integer on a random hashtable under the key of it's id. If you want to count how many times its been bought, up the count. If you want to count how many are available, you'll just have to init the hashtables key to something appropriate (which would be a pain).
If you want to get supersupersuper complicated, you couldd theoreticlaly recreate the shop and order a dummy unit to keep buying items from it and get a count of how much stuff there is, and use that as a starting count. (I'd actually use that, but I dont even know what the order is to get something to buy from a shop).
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i already had that idea and i am trying to make it more simple just by checking if with some function
btw this is how u can order thing with no order string
Custom script:call IssueImmediateOrderById(udg_USED_SHOP,(udg_NB))
used shop is uni,NB is integer variable (id number)
but that's not matter now,just if anyone knows how to detect it some special code ...tell me
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