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Latest revision as of 21:32, 21 May 2010
Function Syntax
int my_level()
Returns the current logged-in character's level.
Code Sample
The following sample will check to see if you can access the Bat Hole Entryway.
if (my_level() >= 4) {
print("You can get to the Bat Hole Entryway (may need to visit Council first).");
} else {
print("You aren't a high enough level to fight bats.");
}Special
When not logged in, this function returns 1.