Ahhh, good old UO. I remember GMing my taming, crazy what they've done to the game since I've quit (120 skill, insane!).
I'm not completely sure of a few things about your question and I think that I could help if you supply the answers to my questions. Does one tamer's taming of an animal increase ALL animals by a generic amount (i.e., John tames "a cow" for the first time, then Bill tames it, then John tames "a polar bear" for the first time and, again, Bill retames it; do both examples raise the requirement 9.8 points or is it based on the animal)? If it is generic the answer is simple, if not, it might get a little more complicated. "Spam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I run an online gaming fansite, and most people that > visit my site want to know what would be best to raise > their skill on. I started a script which basically > takes numeric data (0-120) and pulls the information > they need from my database. I got the easy part down, > which you can see here: > > http://www.tamingarchive.com/main/whattotame.php > > The complete listing of everything within the database > is listed here: > > http://www.tamingarchive.com/tameables/ > > Basically, the script pulls the animals from the > database based on their "min" value. Problem is when > multiple people use the same animal for skill. If Joe > tames it, it might be 59.1 required skill, but if Bob > comes and retames it, it takes 63.9 skill (+4.9). I > need to be able to somehow add creatures into my array > that I just pulled from the database with the > necessary amount added to the "min" value and sort it > all by the "min" value. My desired output would be > like this: > > Rat -0.9 > Sewer Rat -0.9 > Cow 11.1 > Rat (2nd) 3.9 > Sewer Rat (2nd) 3.9 > Cow (2nd) 15.9 > Rat (3rd) 18.3 > Sewer Rat (3rd) 18.3 > > My select statement just does multiple OR comparisons > to see if adding the 2nd & 3rd retame values to the > "min" value will still put it within my desired range. > The "quality" part of the script is just a comparison > on the "min" value. > > I don't even know where to begin to add these modified > values to my array. I'm awful with arrays anyway. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > sasha > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
