How do I get the spec info from the talent tree

[gmarco]

Hi all,

I use this thread because I have a problem "talents related" :-) and so I try to ask here for some help.

I am trying to figure how to have the spec informations from the talent tree...
I like to find something like this: 2,1,3,1,1,3,2

I have read on my book and googling a lot but it seems to me that a lot of functions are not yet documented and not related to find something like it.

I can find everything of the talent selected but what I am not able to get is its position in the tier row.

code like:

isFree, talent = GetTalentRowSelectionInfo(1)
print (GetTalentInfoByID(talent))

give me back a lot but not what I am looking for :-)

Thanks for any suggestions/tips/hints :-)

[Mazzop]

for gmarco

local specid = GetActiveSpecGroup()
local maxtalenttier = GetMaxTalentTier()
local talenttree = {}
for i=1, maxtalenttier do
for j=1, 3 do
if select(4, GetTalentInfo(i,j,specid)) == true then
talenttree[i] = j
end
end
end

print(table.concat(talenttree))

[gmarco]

Hi Mazzop,
this is exactly what I need ... :-)

Thanks !!!

[gmarco]

I have adapted the code in this way:

local PRISPEC = {}
local SECSPEC = {}
 
--- blabla ...
 
 
    for i=1, GetMaxTalentTier()  do
       for j=1, 3 do
            if select(4, GetTalentInfo(i,j,1)) == true then
                ptalenttree[i] = j
            end
          
            if select(4, GetTalentInfo(i,j,2)) == true then
                stalenttree[i] = j
            end
       end
    end
 
    PRISPEC["tree"] = table.concat(ptalenttree,"-")
    SECSPEC["tree"] = table.concat(stalenttree,"-")

Now I'd like ask another thing ...

Is possible to rewrite these 2 lines in a more lua style to have the array populated by the GetSpecializationInfo(primarySpec) directly ?

local id, name, description, icon, background, role = GetSpecializationInfo(primarySpec)
PRISPEC = { id = id, name = name, description = description, icon = icon , background = background, role = role }

Thanks.

[Lombra]

Not by name, as they have no reference to anything like that, but you can do this:

PRISPEC = {GetSpecializationInfo(primarySpec)}