They are only checking socket_types. I completely programmed it so sockets are a stand-alone. I will post the whole thing
Code:
bool socket_apply(struct obj_data *a, struct obj_data *b)
{
int i = 0, apply = -1, location = -1, mod = 0, empty = -1;
while (*socket_types[i] != '\n') {
if(socket_types[a->bonus[i].location]) {/* Just need to figure out this line*/
apply = i;
break;
}
i++;
}
if (apply == -1)
return FALSE;
for (i = 0; i < MAX_SOCKET_AFFECT; i++) {
if (b->bonus[i].location == apply) {
location = i;
mod = a->bonus[i].modifier;
break;
} else if (b->bonus[i].location == SOCKET_NONE && empty == -1) {
empty = i;
}
}
/* No slot already using SOCKET_XXX, so use an empty one... if available */
if (location == -1)
location = empty;
/* There is no slot already using our SOCKET_XXX type, and no empty slots either */
if (location == -1)
return FALSE;
b->bonus[location].modifier = mod;
b->obj_flags.num_sockets += 1;
/* Our modifier is set at 0, so lets just clear the SOCKET location so that it may
* be reused at a later point */
if (b->bonus[location].modifier != 0)
b->bonus[location].location = apply;
else
b->bonus[location].location = SOCKET_NONE;
return TRUE;
}
