Is it an Condition?

[naitsirk]

Is it an condition that says: Item has ability
It's needed for me... and If it's not then please tell me how to do some of it in JASS.

 

[Catch_ya]

no their isnt a condition that says: Item has ability of type
I dont think you can make one in jass but maybe im not sure

 

[naitsirk]

no their isnt a condition that says: Item has ability of type
I dont think you can make one in jass but maybe im not sure

Damn...Then I will have a Problem when making Spell power as an Artibute....

 

[baassee]

are you checking a unit that has the ability or the actual item?!

maybe you can check if some unit has the item and if the unit has the "passive item ability" that the item gives

 

[ap0calypse]

Well, you can do it the long way around:
Create a simple table at map init like this:

Simple Table

• Init
• Events
  • Map Initialization
• Conditions
• Actions
  • Set ItemCount = ItemCount + 1
  • Set ItemType[ItemCount] = Wooden Staff
  • Set ItemPower[ItemCount] = 10
  • Set ItemCount = ItemCount + 1
  • Set ItemType[ItemCount] = Spell Robe
  • Set ItemPower[ItemCount] = 50

I think this is obvious... ItemCount is just an integer, ItemType is an item type (duh) and ItemPower is also an integer and it defines the spell power it gives.

Then you can use something like this when a hero acquires an item:

Another Trigger

• Actions
  • For each integer LoopInt from 1 to ItemCount do
    • Loop - Actions
      • If then else - Multiple conditions
        • If - Conditions
          • Item Being Manipulated = ItemType[LoopInt]
        • Then - Actions
          • Set SpellPower[Player number of (Owner of Triggering Unit)] = (SpellPower[Player number of (Owner of Triggering Unit)] + ItemPower[LoopInt])
          • Else - Actions

Okay, I did this without the world editor, I think it's about correct and it should work ^^
(you should obviously also decrease the Spell Power when the item is dropped)

 

[naitsirk]

Well, you can do it the long way around:
Create a simple table at map init like this:

Simple Table

• Init
• Events
  • Map Initialization
• Conditions
• Actions
  • Set ItemCount = ItemCount + 1
  • Set ItemType[ItemCount] = Wooden Staff
  • Set ItemPower[ItemCount] = 10
  • Set ItemCount = ItemCount + 1
  • Set ItemType[ItemCount] = Spell Robe
  • Set ItemPower[ItemCount] = 50

I think this is obvious... ItemCount is just an integer, ItemType is an item type (duh) and ItemPower is also an integer and it defines the spell power it gives.

Then you can use something like this when a hero acquires an item:

Another Trigger

• Actions
  • For each integer LoopInt from 1 to ItemCount do
    • Loop - Actions
      • If then else - Multiple conditions
        • If - Conditions
          • Item Being Manipulated = ItemType[LoopInt]
        • Then - Actions
          • Set SpellPower[Player number of (Owner of Triggering Unit)] = (SpellPower[Player number of (Owner of Triggering Unit)] + ItemPower[LoopInt])
          • Else - Actions

Okay, I did this without the world editor, I think it's about correct and it should work ^^
(you should obviously also decrease the Spell Power when the item is dropped)

Thanks I owe you 2