request a script for clickable enchantment

[n0stalgia]

how to make this enchant into a clickable item and enchant accessory card4 card3 card2
here's what i want to make into clickable..

[icabit]

i think this might need source edit 

Edited October 17, 2013 by icabit

[n0stalgia]

where can i find that source sir?.. i'll try it to edit...

[GmOcean]

4729,Dexterity10,DEX+10,6,20,,10,,,,,,,,16,,,,,{ if( !TF_H ){callfunc("Hiding",4729);} skill "TF_HIDING",1; },{},{} //callfunc("func_name",itemID);

 

That is for the item itself.

function    script    Hiding    {
getinventorylist;
set @i,1;
for(set .@i,0; .@i<@inventorylist_count; set .@i,.@i+1)
    {if( getitemslots(@inventorylist_id[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card2[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card3[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card4[.@i] && !@inventorylist_expire[.@i] && !@inventorylist_attribute[.@i]) //Because some gear has 4slots. Also not sure if Rental Items can have slots (poor scripting?) Also the item is not broken (Pretty sure this is how normal cards function).
        {set .@menu$,.@menu$ + getitemname(@inventorylist_id[.@i]) +":"; set .@menu[@i],.@i; set @i,@i+1;} }//Saving Menu for later use
menu .@menu$,-;
set .@j,getd(".@menu["+@menu+"]");
delitem2(@inventorylist_id[.@j],1,1,@inventorylist_refine[.@j],0,0,0,0,0);
getitem2(@inventorylist_id[.@j],1,1,@inventorylist_refine[.@j],0,@inventorylist_card1[.@j],getarg(0),0,0);
set TF_H,1;
end;
}

 

And that is the script used to make it act like a card. It's not totally refined, but it should work.

*Note - This will only work for items that don't have any cards in it.*

*Note - This will also only work once per item, in this case, once for this particular item*

Edited October 18, 2013 by GmOcean

[n0stalgia]

4729,Dexterity10,DEX+10,6,20,,10,,,,,,,,16,,,,,{ if( !TF_H ){callfunc("Hiding",4729);} skill "TF_HIDING",1; },{},{} //callfunc("func_name",itemID);

 

That is for the item itself.

function    script    Hiding    {
getinventorylist;
set @i,1;
for(set .@i,0; .@i<@inventorylist_count; set .@i,.@i+1)
    {if( getitemslots(@inventorylist_id[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card1[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card2[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card3[.@i] && !@inventorylist_card4[.@i] && !@inventorylist_expire[.@i] && !@inventorylist_attribute[.@i]) //Because some gear has 4slots. Also not sure if Rental Items can have slots (poor scripting?) Also the item is not broken (Pretty sure this is how normal cards function).
        {set .@menu$,.@menu$ + getitemname(@inventorylist_id[.@i]) +":"; set .@menu[@i],.@i; set @i,@i+1;} }//Saving Menu for later use
menu .@menu$,-;
set .@j,getd(".@menu["+@menu+"]");
delitem2(@inventorylist_id[.@j],1,1,@inventorylist_refine[.@j],0,0,0,0,0);
getitem2(@inventorylist_id[.@j],1,1,@inventorylist_refine[.@j],0,getarg(0),0,0,0);
set TF_H,1;
end;
}

 

And that is the script used to make it act like a card. It's not totally refined, but it should work.

*Note - This will only work for items that don't have any cards in it.*

*Note - This will also only work once per item, in this case, once for this particular item*

its still goes on the 1st slot where card item goes... 

[GmOcean]

Oh my bad, I thought that was it's intention... an easy fix....

 

Edit: I edited my first post to add it to the second slot. It can be edited to work for all 4 slots, but keep in mind that as this uses a PERM-Char variable, there is no real way to make it work universally without extensive consideration on how this will be used. What I made is only a temporary work around until you can find a better means to get what you want.

Edited October 18, 2013 by GmOcean