Difference between revisions of "Manual:DIL Manual/opponent()"
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| + | integer opponent(u1 : unitptr, u2 : unitptr) | ||
| + | u1, u2: Two characters | ||
| + | return: TRUE if u1 is in combat with u2, FALSE otherwise. | ||
| + | Example: if (opponent(self, victim)) ... | ||
| + | When in a combat, you are usually only melee-attacking one opponent, | ||
| + | although you may have many other opponents. This function lets you | ||
| + | check if you are directly / indirectly an opponent to another unit. | ||
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integer opponent(u1 : unitptr, u2 : unitptr) | integer opponent(u1 : unitptr, u2 : unitptr) | ||
Latest revision as of 22:30, 4 December 2025
integer opponent(u1 : unitptr, u2 : unitptr) u1, u2: Two characters return: TRUE if u1 is in combat with u2, FALSE otherwise. Example: if (opponent(self, victim)) ...
When in a combat, you are usually only melee-attacking one opponent, although you may have many other opponents. This function lets you check if you are directly / indirectly an opponent to another unit.
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integer opponent(u1 : unitptr, u2 : unitptr) u1, u2: Two characters return: TRUE if u1 is in combat with u2, FALSE otherwise. Example: if (opponent(self, victim)) ...
When in a combat, you are usually only melee-attacking one opponent, although you may have many other opponents. This function lets you check if you are directly / indirectly an opponent to another unit.
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