IsObjectLootable

The IsObjectLootable function checks whether a specified object in the game world is lootable. This function is useful for determining if an object, such as a defeated enemy or a container, can be looted by the player.

Parameters

• object: The object identifier (GUID) or unit identifier (such as "player", "target", "focus", etc.) for which to check lootability.

Returns

• lootable: A boolean value indicating whether the specified object is lootable (true if lootable, false otherwise).

Example Usage in Lua

Here is an example of how to use the IsObjectLootable function in Lua:

local api = ...

-- Function to check if the target is lootable
function CheckIfTargetIsLootable()
    local target = "target"
    local isLootable = api.IsObjectLootable(target)
    if isLootable then
        print("The target is lootable.")
    else
        print("The target is not lootable.")
    end
end

-- Function to check if a specific object by GUID is lootable
function CheckIfObjectIsLootable(objectGUID)
    local isLootable = api.IsObjectLootable(objectGUID)
    if isLootable then
        print("The object with GUID " .. objectGUID .. " is lootable.")
    else
        print("The object with GUID " .. objectGUID .. " is not lootable.")
    end
end

-- Call the functions
CheckIfTargetIsLootable()

-- Example object GUID (replace with an actual GUID in your game)
local exampleObjectGUID = "1234-5678-9012-3456"
CheckIfObjectIsLootable(exampleObjectGUID)