Perfect Item Crafting Trigger

Alright, thanks. I noticed that, upon MOVING my items to different slots in my inventory, the items did not merge. However, dropping them and picking them up did work, so I thought maybe the recipes only worked for the first 2 (and so on) slots.

However, now I have another question: You use the variable "Integer C"... how do I create this? (heh, yes, I am new to the editor, and am currently learning about what certain triggers do, to put them to use)

I read a post earlier, and I have made a variable simply called "C". What do I need to do next?

It doesn't really matter what you call your variable, I called it "Integer C" to make it look similar to the other loop integers, but it doesn't really matter. As you can see in the trigger editor, you have multiple "For each integer, do multiple actions" looping actions. That's because if you want to stack loops, then the loops within other loops must use a different loop variable, so they don't interfere with the outside loop's counting.

For everyday use, the guys at Blizzard made two prefabricated functions that use Integer A and Integer B, two variables already "built into" the trigger editor. However, they anticipated that some triggerers may wish to stack more loops together someday, so they added a third function that allows you to use any integer variable you make yourself. So, after you made the variable C, use the function "For each integer variable, do multiple actions".

You forget that every time he uses the spell to craft it must go through each and every trigger, so yes, mine is equally if not more efficient.


However, Volatile, I am very sorry for starting this huge hijack of your thread.

oops sry

[modest]Mine is better efficiency wise[/modest]