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Getting the perk type of an armor perk #845

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kjverble opened this issue Jan 1, 2019 · 5 comments
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Getting the perk type of an armor perk #845

kjverble opened this issue Jan 1, 2019 · 5 comments
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@kjverble
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kjverble commented Jan 1, 2019

Hello,

I have code the gets the InventoryItemDefinition for an armor perk on an item. I can look at the itemTypeDisplayName and it shows 'Armor Perk'. That works fine. The problem is I can't see how to tell which set of armor perks it applies to. I want to differentiate between the perk set with the targeting and unflinching perks from the set with reserves and scavenger perks. What do I need to look at to tell which set the perk belongs to?

Thanks,
Kevin

@NigelBreslaw
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These arn't bugs but general help questions on the api. You might find the discord server at https://discord.gg/WJDSUgj far better for these type of questions.

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kjverble commented Jan 2, 2019

Okay. Thanks. I'll try that.

@vthornheart-bng
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Sorry about the delay! I totally missed this! Did you get helped out on this one?

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kjverble commented Jan 8, 2019

No, but I don't think it matters much now. I changed my code to look at each bucket of perks separately. That doesn't tell me what socket set they belong to but it keeps them grouped separately which is all I care about right now.

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Good deal - hopefully when I get some time soon I'll be able to write up the much needed documentation about sockets - #735 - and when that happens there'll be a much better resource for this sort of thing. Sockets started so simple, and became such a giant blob of all-encompassing features.

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