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Grant a custom amount of levels to a RaF-linked player.
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  GrantLevel("unit", levels)
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  GrantLevel("unit",level)


== Arguments ==
== Arguments ==
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;unit : String ([[UnitId]]) - player to grant levels to.
:("unit",level)
;levels : Number - amount of levels you wish to grant to the unit.
 
:;unit : [[UnitId]], also accepts names but you need to be in line of sight to each other in order to grant levels
:;level : integer, the amount of levels you want to give away (function always grants one level, no matter this parameter)
 
== Returns ==
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Nothing
 
 
== Example ==
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GrantLevel("target",1)
or
GrantLevel("Zuotheshaman",1)
 
 
<big>'''Result'''</big>
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Grants your target one level, or grant Zuotheshaman one level (if unit is in line of sight otherwise you get a error)
== Notes ==
* You must be in visibility range of the unit; the unit must also fulfil RaF requirements for level granting — check with {{api|CanGrantLevel}}.
* Regardless of the value of the levels argument, the function only grants a single level to the unit.

Revision as of 14:33, 20 June 2010

WoW API < GrantLevel

Grant a custom amount of levels to a RaF-linked player.

GrantLevel("unit", levels)

Arguments

unit
String (UnitId) - player to grant levels to.
levels
Number - amount of levels you wish to grant to the unit.

Notes

  • You must be in visibility range of the unit; the unit must also fulfil RaF requirements for level granting — check with CanGrantLevel.
  • Regardless of the value of the levels argument, the function only grants a single level to the unit.