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***XuN*** · (08-08-2014)

Here you have another idea: Keep the code in 2 typedefs, one generic typedef for every armor set controlling the @equip/unequip and setting tags to do it faster ... no for loops, strmatch, etc... at the cost of a little little memory for the tags, and another set specific typedef, giving to it the custom behaviour for each set.

Code:

[itemdef bla]

...

tag.armor_set=leather

tag.armor_set_amt=5

...

events=t_armor_set

events=t_set_leater

[typedef t_armor_set]

ON=@Equip

src.tag0.set_<tag.armor_set> += 1

if ( <src.tag.set_<tag.armor_set>> == <tag.armor_set_amt> )

  trigger @EquipSet //this will run a custom @EquipSet on the item

endif

ON=@UnEquip

src.tag0.set_<tag.armor_set> -= 1

if ( <src.tag.set_<tag.armor_set>> <= 0 )

 trigger @UnEquipSet

 src.tag.set_<tag.armor_set>

endif

[typedef t_set_leater]

ON=@EquipSet

src.say i'm da powerfull leather wearer!!!!

ON=@UnEquipSet

src.say I'm undressing myself!!! Ladies c'mon!!!

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