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Revision as of 21:52, 21 May 2010
Function Syntax
int [item] item_drops()
int [item] item_drops(monster m )
Returns a map of the monster's drop rates, indexed by item names.
Code Samples
Prints the drops of a certain monster.
void drops(monster mob){
int[item] drops = item_drops(mob);
print("Monster: " + mob);
foreach i in drops {
print("Drop rate of " + i + " is " + drops[i]*(1+item_drop_modifier()/100) + "%");
}
}See Also
Special
This function has a known limitation: if a monster drops the same item more than once, the map only returns the last rate in that monster's entry in monsters.txt, however item_drops_array() can be used to bypass this limitation.