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== Skill & Item Lists ==
== Skill & Item Lists ==
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Skill and item lists are a reusable way to define commonly used item codes, item names or skill codes. They are used in conjunction with filtering functions described in Filtering Variables.
To defining a list can be done anywhere in the file, with both following the same format:
SkillList[name]: <list of space separated skill names or id’s>
ItemList[name]: <list of space separated item codes or item names>
"name" can be any string, 32 characters or less, consisting of lower and upper case ASCII characters or underscores. An example of a list would be the following:
<pre>
ItemList[supercoolitems]:ob4 ob9 obe ob5 oba obf
SkillList[supercoolskills]: "Immolate" "Telekinesis"
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To call these lists, an example would be:
<pre>
ItemDisplay[ITEMS("supercoolitems"]: %NAME% super cool items!
ItemDisplay[SKILLS("supercoolskills")]: %NAME% super cool skills skills!
</pre>
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== Sounds ==
== Sounds ==
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=== Functions ===
=== Functions ===
Functions:
 
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| CHARSTAT()
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| Character stat, eg <code>CHARSTAT(7)</code> is max life
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| COUNT() [DISABLED]
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| CSKILLS()
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| <code>%CSKILLS(AMA, 1)%</code> for the first tab of Amazon skills, <code>%CSKILLS(AMA)%</code> for just Amazon skills (full name Amazon works as well)
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| CHARGES()
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| CTCSKILL()
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| ITEMLIST()
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| Space separated ist of items
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| ITYPE()
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| STORAGE()
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Where the item lives. Could be in:
INV
EQUIPPED
STASH
CUBE
TRADE
BELT
MERC
SHOP
GAMBLE
GROUND
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