WoW:API SetLootMethod: Difference between revisions
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"method" may be any one of the following self-explanatory and case insensitive arguments: "group", "freeforall", "master", " | "method" may be any one of the following self-explanatory and case insensitive arguments: "group", "freeforall", "master", "needbeforegreed", "roundrobin". | ||
Additionally, if method is "master", the second argument must be a player name, followed by the optional third argument. The third argument is set to 1 if you're promoting a new master looter, as in the case where you right click on a raid member and select "Promote to Master Looter". | Additionally, if method is "master", the second argument must be a player name, followed by the optional third argument. The third argument is set to 1 if you're promoting a new master looter, as in the case where you right click on a raid member and select "Promote to Master Looter". | ||
To change the loot threshold, use [[API_SetLootThreshold|SetLootThreshold]] | To change the loot threshold, use [[API_SetLootThreshold|SetLootThreshold]] | ||
Revision as of 21:47, 9 October 2007
← WoW API < SetLootMethod
SetLootMethod("method"{,"masterPlayer" or ,threshold})
Arguments
"method" may be any one of the following self-explanatory and case insensitive arguments: "group", "freeforall", "master", "needbeforegreed", "roundrobin".
Additionally, if method is "master", the second argument must be a player name, followed by the optional third argument. The third argument is set to 1 if you're promoting a new master looter, as in the case where you right click on a raid member and select "Promote to Master Looter".
To change the loot threshold, use SetLootThreshold