Set Items

So I wanted to make a non-shitty set item system and so I did.
Now I want to show it off so I am.
This is basically a system for updating the item tooltip to display the correct completion of the set (e.g. which pieces it has and which ones it's missing, along with whatever bonuses it's adding). I also wrote a lua to auto-generate the

So, you have a lua script that generates all variations of an item, depending on how many items a set has. And based on the items raw code, you determine the bonuses that it will give to the hero?

Pretty sweet. Are you gonna use this somewhere?

That's almost right. The lua generates all the variations. You also have to do a setup with the item system (using a struct to define item types and sets) so you'll want to make that stuff match the lua. The item system checks which pieces you have when you pickup/drop a set item and then adjusts the item accordingly.

Hopefully it'll get used :p

Since the library has nearly two thousand lines of code, it would help if you included some documentation.

It's for my own personal use. I just wanted to show off the end result.

1900 lines of code for item system? must be hardcore. hope it's not some incomprehensible or inconsequential trash like some other expansively coded systems.

Eh, a lot of that is setting up the bonuses for structs/adding/applying them. Also that version has the old offset setup function (although commented out). A stripped down version without that stuff + the map specific code I also have in there is only about 700 lines (with 300 of those being used to setup the offset hashtable). The proper version is 1319 lines.

But yeah, as I said before I didn't post the map so people would check the code. Just wanted to show the set itemness.

outstanding, can be useful for an RPG i guess, but i prefer the art of simplicity more and i don't really thing such overload of space and virtual memory is so necesary