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An array of group sizes... |
Syntax
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var size = groupSizes[groupID]; |
Properties
| ParameterProperty | Type | Mandatory | Description | Game version |
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| groupID | Number |  | The ID of the droid group. This ID is generated when you create a new group using newGroup(). | 3.2 |
Return value
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| <size> | Number | The number of droids in the group. | 3.2 |
undefined | Undefined | The group did not exist. | 3.2 |
Notes
See important notes regarding changes to groups in Warzone 3.2.
The groupSizes global is a "sparse" array – that means there might be gaps in the numbering of it's elements. As such, it's recommended to use the forEach() method when iterating the array (see example below).
Example
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groupSizes.forEach( function get(groupSize, groupID) {
// do stuff
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For Warzone 3.1, use groupSize() function instead (it also works on WZ 3.2+). |
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Availability
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