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***Coruja*** · (10-09-2014)

you can softcode the dclick behavior creating a typedef to override the hardcoded typedef

the softcoded typedef will always run before the hardcoded typedef, so you can use return 1 to prevent the hardcoded action

Code:

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_axe]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_sword]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_fence]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_mace_pick]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_mace_smith]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_mace_crook]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_mace_sharp]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_mace_staff]

ON=@DClick

return <DClickWeapon>

[FUNCTION DClickWeapon]

IF (<CONT> == <SRC>)        //show target selection if the weapon is already equiped

  TARGET <DEFMSG.itemuse_weapon_promt>

ELIF (<TOPOBJ> != <SRC>)    //check TOPOBJ to prevent equip weapons locked on ground (houses) or steal weapons dclicking on another paperdoll

  SRC.SYSMESSAGE <DEFMSG.reach_fail>

ELSE

  EQUIP

ENDIF

return 1        //this will stop the hardcoded behavior for @DClick

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