Adding random armor drops on monsters

[Zsu]

How would I go about adding a random armor loot drop to a monster? Any help on this is appreciated! Thanks

 

[DragnMaw]

The armor is generated using LootPack.cs, so all you have to do is inside GenerateLoot() function of the mobile, add the LootPack you would like.
Theres a bunch of predefined ones you can find inside LootPack.cs.

 

[Zsu]

The armor is generated using LootPack.cs, so all you have to do is inside GenerateLoot() function of the mobile, add the LootPack you would like.
Theres a bunch of predefined ones you can find inside LootPack.cs.

Yes but I want it to drop 6 different types randomly. So say they do a quest and at the end of the quest the boss drops 1 random piece of armor. I dont want the boss to drop the same piece everytime. I want it to be a random one of the 6 pieces.

 

[Quasar]

Random Loot question

If I wanted to make monsters drop randomly one of 50 items, would there be an easier way than doing { base.OnDeath( c ); if ( Utility.RandomDouble() < 0.95 ) c.DropItem( new EmberStaff() ); if ( Utility.RandomDouble() < 0.55 )...

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[DragnMaw]

AddLoot(LootPack.RandomLootItem(new System.Type[]
{typeof(TalismanofFrost), typeof(TalismanofFire), typeof(TalismanofEnergy), typeof(TalismanofPoison), typeof(TalismanofImpact)}, 10, 1, false, false));

That also works, if you don't mind all the items having the same drop rate. The 10, 1, afterwards is % chance of drop (so 10% in this example), and the number of the item to drop (1 in this example since they are talismans and don't stack).

 

[Zsu]

Random Loot question

If I wanted to make monsters drop randomly one of 50 items, would there be an easier way than doing { base.OnDeath( c ); if ( Utility.RandomDouble() < 0.95 ) c.DropItem( new EmberStaff() ); if ( Utility.RandomDouble() < 0.55 )...

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AddLoot(LootPack.RandomLootItem(new System.Type[]
{typeof(TalismanofFrost), typeof(TalismanofFire), typeof(TalismanofEnergy), typeof(TalismanofPoison), typeof(TalismanofImpact)}, 10, 1, false, false));

That also works, if you don't mind all the items having the same drop rate. The 10, 1, afterwards is % chance of drop (so 10% in this example), and the number of the item to drop (1 in this example since they are talismans and don't stack).

Thank you both!!