After detecting the gun and if there exist any corresponding upgrades, you use


Seeing the code you posted before, you might work the rest of the script with more ease now.

This will probably be a very stupid question but the gun in the code gets replaced with the PresetName of the actual gun? and does my above listed code actually work?

I didn't get the question =P




It doesn't look wrong at all, so I think it will work. Maybe you'll have to make some small changes, but I'm pretty sure you'll get it right after some tries.

Your code snippet

gun:SetNext....

the gun gets replaced with whatever guns mag is going to be replaced?

And for the code working (even with some tweaking) is seriously unexpected, those are some half code bits I stole... it's not suppose to work

Also thanks for all the help, especially staying patient through all my questions and ideas

No, the 'gun' in this case is storing the name/ID of the weapon in question, and SetNextMagazineName tells it to change the magazine specified after reloading.

Oh yeah, about gun, that is just a variable. Name it as you want, but be sure to define it as local before so it isn't a global variable (local gun = actor.EquippedItem or something like it).

I have absolutely no idea what I am doing.

What I have:

What it does: NOTHING.

Some help please.
Actual code would be a great help (Especially how the variables get their values). I don't have the slightest clue what to do.

That's the code with some things corrected. Now, the thing that I think is complicating this is that if you use actor.EquippedItem it would store the currently held item (which is the upgrade item) in the gun variable, hence, doing nothing but errors.

I think that the item would have to swap to the next inventory item until it finds the gun, and then storing it in gun.
Hmm... I haven't got much knowledge about inventories. You should ask about this on the lua scripting sub-forum.