The World of Warcraft Armory is a vast searchable database of information for World of Warcraft - taken straight from the real servers and presented in a user-friendly interface. Since the Armory pulls its data from the actual game servers, it is the most comprehensive and up-to-date database on the characters, arena teams, guilds, and items of World of Warcraft in existence.
Versioning system seems to be fucked up a bit, so i didn't add the tag.
Problem with the dual-wield was caused by:
if($characters->GetClass() == CLASS_PALADIN || $characters->GetClass() == CLASS_WARRIOR || $characters->GetClass() == CLASS_SHAMAN)
Which expected every paladin, warrior and shaman to be using either a two hander, or a one hander with shield. It did not include the fact that fury warriors and enhance shamans are dual-wield.
And the problem with the robes was caused by
if($characters->GetGender() == 1)
Which guessed that all female characters wore robes and no males (what?). This also moves the components section of code to the bottom of the file so we can check if texture var's are being set.
Damn I'm so bad at using github's pulling system. Still haven't figured out how to make separate pull requests.
Versioning system seems to be fucked up a bit, so i didn't add the tag.
Problem with the dual-wield was caused by: if($characters->GetClass() == CLASS_PALADIN || $characters->GetClass() == CLASS_WARRIOR || $characters->GetClass() == CLASS_SHAMAN)
Which expected every paladin, warrior and shaman to be using either a two hander, or a one hander with shield. It did not include the fact that fury warriors and enhance shamans are dual-wield.
And the problem with the robes was caused by if($characters->GetGender() == 1)
Which guessed that all female characters wore robes and no males (what?). This also moves the components section of code to the bottom of the file so we can check if texture var's are being set.
Damn I'm so bad at using github's pulling system. Still haven't figured out how to make separate pull requests.