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[D2NT] API Reference [NO QUESTIONS]

Dear community,

this will be the home of the upcoming D2NT 3.1 API reference.

This reference is supposed to be useful for everyone, therefore the official language in this topic is english.

I would really appreciate if we could share some of the work. That's why I hope for some contributions.

In this case, contributing basically means picking some function or object from the list below that has not been dealt with and write a reference for it.
However, to make this really useful, it will not suffice just to gather and write down some info.
It is also necessary to both work thoroughly and stick with the given format. To get an idea of the proper format, check the existing entries.

Before picking some entry to work on, you should definately make sure that it is not beyond your capabilities.
I sure appreaciate your good will, but as mentioned above, this reference must maintain a certain standard in order to be useful.

In order to avoid this to end up in chaos, I came up with some rules for posting in this topic:
  • You may only post to make a contribution to the reference, but make sure the part you are about to pick is not already being prepared by someone else.
  • You may also post placeholders for contributions you are about to prepare.
  • Do not ask questions, do not give feedback, simply do not post anything but a contribution!

Violating these simple rules will result in the deletion of your post. I might also consider further punishment on repeated offense.

If you got any suggestions for further improvements or general questions, don't post them in here, but .


D2NT 3.1 API Reference


Color Reference:

Status: Reference Missing
Status: Creation Pending [<User>]
Status: Reference Completed

Global Functions:

CheckCollision()
ClickMap()
Delay()
ExitGame()
FileOpen()
GetArea()
GetBaseStat()
GetCursorType()
GetDistance()
GetPath()
GetPlayerUnit()
GetPresetUnits()
GetRoom()
GetScript()
GetTickCount()
GetUIState()
GetUnit()
GetWaypoint()
Gold()
Include()
Load()
Print()
Random()
RegisterEvent()
RunGC()
Say()
SendCopyData()
SetStatusText()
SetUIState()
SubmitItem()
Transmute()
UnregisterEvent()


Global Objects:

me [Muddy]

Objects:

PresetUnit
Unit
PlayerUnit
Room
Script
File
Area
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function GetArea()

GetArea()

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Syntax:

[1] Area GetArea(void);
[2] Area GetArea(int areaid);

Description:

[1] Returns an Area object according to your char's current whereabouts.
[2] Returns an Area object according to the areaid specified.

Possible values of areaid:


Remarks:

Raises an unhandled exception when called using invalid arguments.

Example:
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object Area

Area

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Properties:

Area::id
Area::name
Area::x
Area::xsize
Area::y
Area::ysize


Properties


Area::id

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int Area::id;

Description:

The ID of the area that is represented by this object.

Possible Values:

Remarks:
-

Example:
-


Area::name

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String Area::name;

Description:

The localized name of the area that is represented by this object.

Remarks:
-

Example:
-


Area::x

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int Area::x;

Description:

The x-coordinate of the area's origin (smallest x).

Remarks:

Multiply this value by 5 to get the area's actual x-coordinate.

Example:
-


Area::xsize

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Syntax:

int Area::xsize;

Description:

The area's length in x-direction (width).

Remarks:

Multiply this value by 5 to get the area's actual width.

Example:
-


Area::y

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Syntax:

int Area::y;

Description:

The y-coordinate of the area's origin (smallest y).

Remarks:

Multiply this value by 5 to get the area's actual y-coordinate.

Example:
-


Area::ysize

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Syntax:

int Area::ysize;

Description:

The area's length in y-direction (height).

Remarks:

Multiply this value by 5 to get the area's actual height.

Example:
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function FileOpen()

FileOpen()

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Syntax:

File FileOpen(string path, int mode);

Description:

Returns File object handle for the file at the specified path.

Possible values for mode:

0 - Read
1 - Overwrite
2 - Append/Read

Remarks:

Returns null if the file could not be opened.
path is relative, the root is the scripts folder.

Example:
Code:
var _fhandle = FileOpen("MyTest.txt", 1); // Open a File "MyTest.txt" in the scripts folder, create it if it doesn't exist

if(_fhandle)
{
    _fhandle.WriteLine("My foo file"); // Write a line, overwriting the file's previous content
    _fhandle.Close(); // Close the file handle
}
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object me

me

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Properties:

me::account
me::act
me::areaid
me::charloc
me::charname
me::chickenhp
me::chickenmp
me::classid
me::diff
me::gamename
me::gamepassword
me::gameserverip
me::gametype
me::gatewayid
me::gid
me::hpmax
me::hp
me::ingame
me::itemoncursor
me::ladder
me::maxgametime
me::mode
me::mpmax
me::mp
me::name
me::ping
me::playertype
me::playtype
me::quitonhostile
me::realm
me::revealautomap
me::runwalk
me::screensize
me::showenemyonautomap
me::showmissileonautomap
me::type
me::weaponstab
me::x
me::y


Member Functions:

me::Cancel()
me::ClickItem()
me::ClickParty()
me::GetItems()
me::GetMerc()
me::GetMercCost()
me::GetOptimalAttackPos()
me::GetQuest()
me::GetRoom()
me::GetSkill()
me::GetSkillStatus()
me::GetStat()
me::GetState()
me::Repair()
me::SelectNPCMenu()
me::SwapWeapons()
me::TakeWaypoint()
me::UseBelt()


Properties


me::account

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::account;

Description:

The account name of the controlled unit.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::act

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::act;

Description:

The act where the controlled unit is currently located.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::areaid

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::areaid;

Description:

The id of the area where the controlled unit is currently located.

Possible values:

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::charloc

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::charloc;

Description:

The controlled unit's zero based position on the account.


Remarks:

This value equals the positions that is selected in the characters profile less one.

Example:

-


me::charname

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::charname;

Description:

The name of the controlled unit.

Remarks:

Identical to me::name.

Example:

-


me::chickenhp

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::chickenhp;

Description:

The chicken threshold for the controlled unit.
If your hit points drop below this value, your character will leave the game.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::chickenmp

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::chickenmp

Description:

The chicken threshold for the controlled unit.
If your mana points drop below this value, your character will leave the game.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::classid

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::classid;

Description:

The classid represents the character class of the controlled unit.

Possible values:


Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::diff

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::diff;

Description:

The difficulty of the game the character is currently in.

Possible values:
0 - Normal
1 - Nightmare
2 - Hell

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::gamename

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::gamename;

Description:

The name of the game the character is currently in.

Remarks:

After leaving the current game, this value will still hold the name of the game that was just left.
It is not refreshed until the character joins another game.

Example:

-


me::gamepassword

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::gamepassword;

Description:

The password of the game the character is currently in.

Remarks:

After leaving the current game, this value will still hold the password of the game that was just left.
It is not refreshed until the character joins another game.

Example:

-


me::gameserverip

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::gameserverip;

Description:

The IP adress of the current game server.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::gametype

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::gametype;

Description:

The game type of the controlled unit.

Possible values:
0 - Classic
1 - Expansion

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::gatewayid

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::gatewayid;

Description:

The ID of your gateway as selected in profile.

Possible Values:
0 - U.S. West
1 - U.S. East
2 - Asia
3 - Europe

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::gid

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::gid;

Description:

The controlled unit's ID which is unique within a single game.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::hpmax

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::hpmax;

Description:

The maximum number of hit points that the controlled unit can currently have.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::hp

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::hp;

Description:

The number of hit points that the controlled unit currently has.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::ingame

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::ingame;

Description:

Whether or not the controlled unit is currently in a game.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::itemoncursor

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::itemoncursor;

Description:

Whether or not the controlled unit is currently carrying an item on cursor.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::ladder

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::ladder;

Description:

Whether or not the controlled unit is a ladder character.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::maxgametime

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::maxgametime;

Description:

The maximum number of seconds for which the controlled unit stays in a single game.

Remarks:

If the actual gametime exceeds the maximum gametime, the controlled unit will exit the game.
Set to 0 never to leave a game.

Example:

-


me::mode

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::mode;

Description:

The mode of the controlled unit.

Possible Values:

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::mpmax

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::mpmax;

Description:

The maximum number of mana points that the controlled unit can currently have.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::mp

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::mp;

Description:

The number of mana points that the controlled unit currently has.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::name

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::name;

Description:

The name of the controlled unit.

Remarks:

Identical to me::charname.

Example:

-


me::ping

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::ping;

Description:

Your current ping in ms.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::playertype

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::playertype;

Description:

Whether or not the controlled unit is a hardcore character.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::playtype

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::playtype;

Description:

Determines whether the controlled unit is a single player or battle net character.

Possible values:
0 - Single Player
1 - Battle Net

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::quitonhostile

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::quitonhostile;

Description:

Whether or not the controlled unit is supposed to exit the game when another player expresses hostility.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::realmshort

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::realmshort;

Description:

The name of the realm that the controlled unit is currently logged onto.

Possible Values:
"USWest"
"USEast"
"Asia"
"Europe"

Remarks:

Identical to me::realm.

Example:

-


me::realm

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

String me::realm;

Description:

The name of the realm that the controlled unit is currently logged onto.

Possible Values:
"USWest"
"USEast"
"Asia"
"Europe"

Remarks:

Identical to me::realmshort.

Example:

-


me::revealautomap

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::revealautomap;

Description:

Whether or not the automap is revealed.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::runwalk

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::runwalk;

Description:

Represents the status of the always run toggle.

Possible values:
0 - Walk
1 - Always run

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::screensize

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::screensize;

Description:

Represents the current screensize.

Possible values:
0 - 640x480
2 - 800x600

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::showenemyonautomap

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

bool me::showenemyonautomap;

Description:

Whether or not enemies are displayed on automap.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::showmissileonautomap

-> Back toProperties <-

Syntax:

bool me::showmissileonautomap;

Description:

Whether or not missles (both friendly and hostile) are displayed on automap.

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::type

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::type;

Description:

The unit type of the controlled unit.

Remarks:

Can be treated as constant, because the unit type of me is always 0 (Player).

Example:

-


me::weaponstab

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::weaponstab;

Description:

The ID of the Slot currently selected.

Possible values:
0 - Slot I
1 - Slot II

Remarks:

-

Example:

-


me::x

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::x;

Description:

The x-coordinate of the controlled unit's current position.

Remarks:

-

Example:

Code:
Print([COLOR=Gray]"My current position is ("[/COLOR] + me.x + [COLOR=Gray]"|"[/COLOR] + me.y + [COLOR=Gray]")"[/COLOR]);

me::y

-> Back to Properties <-

Syntax:

int me::y;

Description:

The y-coordinate of the controlled unit's current position.

Remarks:

-

Example:

Code:
Print([COLOR=Gray]"My current position is ("[/COLOR] + me.x + [COLOR=Gray]"|"[/COLOR] + me.y + [COLOR=Gray]")"[/COLOR]);
Member Functions


me::Cancel()

-> Back to Member Functions <-

Syntax:

bool me::Cancel(int mode);

Description:

Cancels dialogs and interactions.

mode
0 - Cancel all interactions
1 - Cancel current interaction

Remarks:

-

Example:

Code:
SetUIState([COLOR=Red]0x01[/COLOR], [B][I][COLOR=Navy]true[/COLOR][/I][/B]); [COLOR=Green]// Open inventory[/COLOR]

me.Cancel([COLOR=Red]1[/COLOR]); [COLOR=Green]// Close inventory[/COLOR]

me::ClickItem()

-> Back to Member Functions <-

Syntax:

[1] bool me::ClickItem(int mode, Unit item);
[2] bool me::ClickItem(int mode, int x, int y, int loc);
[3] bool me::ClickItem(int itemloc);

Description:

Clicks on an item at a given location.

mode
0 - Left Click
1 - Right Click
2 - Left Click + Shift
3 - Right Click + Shift

item
The item Unit to click on.

x
The x-coordinate at the specified location.

y
The y-coordinate at the specified location.

loc
The location of the item.

0 - Inventory
2 - Trade Window
3 - Cube
4 - Stash
5 - Belt

itemloc
The location of an equipped item.

1 - Head
2 - Neck
3 - Torso
4 - Left Weapon
5 - Right Weapon
6 - Left Ring
7 - Right Ring
8 - Belt
9 - Feet
10 - Hands

Remarks:

Overloading [2] will only work, if me.itemoncursor is true.

Example:

Code:
[COLOR=Green]// Pick up our armor[/COLOR]
SetUIState([COLOR=Red]0x01[/COLOR], [B][I][COLOR=Navy]true[/COLOR][/I][/B]); [COLOR=Green]// Open inventory[/COLOR]

me.ClickItem([COLOR=Red]3[/COLOR]); [COLOR=Green]// Click on our armor[/COLOR]

[COLOR=Green]// Pick up our cube and place it somewhere else (assuming the cube is in our inventory and there is sufficient room at the target position)[/COLOR]
[B][I][COLOR=Navy]var[/COLOR][/I][/B] i;
[B][I][COLOR=Navy]var[/COLOR][/I][/B] _cube = me.GetItems([COLOR=Red]549[/COLOR]);

SetUIState([COLOR=Red]0x01[/COLOR], [B][I][COLOR=Navy]true[/COLOR][/I][/B]); [COLOR=Green]// Open inventory[/COLOR]

[B][I][COLOR=Navy]if[/COLOR][/I][/B](_cube.length > [COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR] && _cube[[COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR]])
{
    [B][I][COLOR=Navy]for[/COLOR][/I][/B](i = [COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR]; i < [COLOR=Red]5[/COLOR]; i++)
    {
        me.ClickItem([COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR], _cube[[COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR]]); [COLOR=Green]// Left click on our cube[/COLOR]
        
        Delay([COLOR=Red]500[/COLOR]);
        
        [B][I][COLOR=Navy]if[/COLOR][/I][/B](me.itemoncursor)
            [B][I][COLOR=Navy]break[/COLOR][/I][/B];
    }
}

[B][I][COLOR=Navy]if[/COLOR][/I][/B](i < [COLOR=Red]5[/COLOR])
{
    [B][I][COLOR=Navy]for[/COLOR][/I][/B](i = [COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR]; i < [COLOR=Red]5[/COLOR]; i++)
    {
        me.ClickItem([COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR], [COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR], [COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR], [COLOR=Red]0[/COLOR]); [COLOR=Green]// Left click at the upper left corner of our inventory[/COLOR]
        
        Delay([COLOR=Red]500[/COLOR]);
        
        [B][I][COLOR=Navy]if[/COLOR][/I][/B](!me.itemoncursor)
            [B][I][COLOR=Navy]break[/COLOR][/I][/B];
    }
}
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