See also: Building Objects
See also: Building Types

getBuildingLevel

This example finds the level of the Market (typeID = 23).

• echo city.getBuildingLevel(23)

This example cancels all trades if the number of trades is equal to the level of the Market (typeID = 23).

• if city.tradesArray.length == city.getBuildingLevel(23) canceltrade

getBuildingByTypeId

This function returns an object for the building with the highest level of that typeId. For example, to find your highest level barrack (typeID = 2):

• echo city.getBuildingByTypeId(2).level

Valid parameters for this object are level, name, positionId, startTime, endTime, typeId, and status. For example you can echo city.getBuildingByTypeId(2).name or city.getBuildingByTypeId(2).status.

getBuildingByPosId

This example finds the name of the building at position 2:

• echo city.getBuildingByPosId(2).name

You can find the positions with this:

countBuilding

This example gives the total count of all iron mines (typeID = 6) between level 1 and 10:

• totalmines = city.countBuilding(6,1,10)

This example will check if you have at least 3 sawmills (typeID = 4) at level 5 or higher:

• if city.countBuilding(4,5,10) >= 3 echo "I have at least 3 level 5+ sawmills."

The MinLevel and MaxLevel parameters in countBuilding are optional. If you do not specify a minimum level, it defaults to level 1. If you do not specify a maximum level, it defaults to level 10.

hasBuilding

This function allows you to check if you have a building of a certain typeId of at least a specified level. The MinLevel is optional. If you do not specify a minimum level, it defaults to level 1.

In the example above, the check would return true if the city had a level 10 barrack in it.

getTownHallLevel

This function returns the level of the townhall in the city.

getWallLevel

This function returns the level of the wall in the city.

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