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:(As of 3.1, this no longer accurate. Raid indices now reorder themselves every time the raid layout changes.) | |||
: Regarding the corrispondance of raid indecies to players. Let C be the list of players in a raid ordered by their raid index. It appears that after any series of changes is made to the raid, at the end all players from C still in the raid will retain their original ordering (even if they left and rejoined the raid), with new members existing at any index 0<i<=40. | : Regarding the corrispondance of raid indecies to players. Let C be the list of players in a raid ordered by their raid index. It appears that after any series of changes is made to the raid, at the end all players from C still in the raid will retain their original ordering (even if they left and rejoined the raid), with new members existing at any index 0<i<=40. | ||
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Revision as of 02:41, 12 May 2009
Move a raid member from his current subgroup into a different (non-full) subgroup.
SetRaidSubgroup(index, subgroup);
- Arguments
- index = ID of raidmember (1 ... MAX_RAID_MEMBERS)
- subgroup = raid subgroup number (1 ... 8)
- Example
Move raid member with ID=25 into group 3
SetRaidSubgroup(25, 3);
- Description
- (As of 3.1, this no longer accurate. Raid indices now reorder themselves every time the raid layout changes.)
- Regarding the corrispondance of raid indecies to players. Let C be the list of players in a raid ordered by their raid index. It appears that after any series of changes is made to the raid, at the end all players from C still in the raid will retain their original ordering (even if they left and rejoined the raid), with new members existing at any index 0<i<=40.