Party Check

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AuthorTopic: Party Check
Daravon
Warrior
Member # 720
 written Saturday, March 27 2004 19:37 Profile #0
We all know you can have scripts check to see if you have a slith or a nephil in your party, but can you have it cjeck to see if you have a human in your party?

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-Daravon
Posts: 104 | Registered: Friday, March 8 2002 08:00
Newtfeet
Warrior
Member # 1505
 written Saturday, March 27 2004 19:51 Profile #1
I'd guess that you could use species_in_party() with a value of 1 to see if there are any humans in the party. If that doesn't work, find what the call for getting a player's species returns for a human.

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-Newtfeet
Posts: 151 | Registered: Saturday, July 13 2002 07:00
Spidweb
Board Administrator
Member # 1
 written Monday, March 29 2004 12:11 Profile Homepage #2
Yes. Humans are species 0.

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