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I see :) Cool! Ok... so is it possible to have some one type and some the other? Also... can I show all the baby images instead of just one??

Theoretically yes, you can have two possible types of dragons for multiple offsprings production. If you look at the code itself, the baby's type is generated inside the for loop, which is why the first baby may assume its father's type while the second baby can be the same type of its mother's.

Silver, which one of your sites are you putting this on? I would like to test it out on your site (I have an account on both).

X.X... umm... lol. Example?

EDIT: I'm so stupid. I was breeding the same two types. It already does what I wanted. *facepalm*

Ok so how do I get all the baby images to show instead of one?

Well... You can simply change the equal sign = after $article_content to .=

Original code:

PHP Code:


		
			
$article_content  = <center> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$maleid.".gif'><br> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$femaleid.".gif'></center><br>".$imageurl."Congratulations! Breeding is successful,  you have acquired {$num} babies from breeding!<br> <a href='myadopts.php?act=stats&id=".$aid."'><img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$aid.".gif'></a></p>";

New Code:

PHP Code:


		
			
$article_content .= " <center> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$maleid.".gif'><br> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$femaleid.".gif'></center><br>".$imageurl."Congratulations! Breeding is successful,  you have acquired {$num} babies from breeding!<br> <a href='myadopts.php?act=stats&id=".$aid."'><img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$aid.".gif'></a></p>";

See the difference? You bet.

Posting what I have per Hof's request...

Code:

 

        else {

        $num = mt_rand(0, 5);

        for($i = 0;$i<$num;$i++){

                        // we choose the type!

                        $types = array($female->type, $male->type);

                        $typerand = rand(0,1);                

                        

                        // we choose the gender

                        $tempgender = rand(0, 99);

                        if($tempgender < $row->genderratio) {

                        $gender = "f";

                        $alts = "yes";    

                        unset($tempgender);

                        }

                        else {

                        $gender = "m";

                        $alts = "no";          

                        unset($tempgender);

                        }



$salt = passgenerator(10, 0);

$aid = passgenerator(5, 0);                                

            $code = codegen(10, 0);



                        



                        $time = time();

                $adopts->insert("owned_adoptables", array("aid" => $aid, "type" => $types[$typerand], "name" => $aid, "owner" => $loggedinname, "currentlevel" => 0, "totalclicks" => 0, "code" => $code, 

                                        "imageurl" => NULL, "usealternates" => $alts, "tradestatus" => 'notfortrade', "isfrozen" => 'no', "gender" => $gender, "lastbred" => 0, "date" => $date, "father" => $maleid, "mother" => $femaleid));

                                                

        } // the end of for loop



if($num == "0"){

                        $article_content .= " <center> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$maleid.".gif'><br> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$femaleid.".gif'></center><br>These two do not seem interested in one another. Try again in a week.";  

}else{

                        $article_content .= " <center> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$maleid.".gif'><br> <img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$femaleid.".gif'></center><br>Congratulations! Breeding is successful,  you have acquired {$num} babies from breeding!<br> <a href='myadopts.php?act=stats&id=".$aid."'><img src='http://taleofdragons.net/get/".$aid.".gif'></a></p>";  

}

I heard that you fixed your problem already, what a relief. XD

Okay, so this is working perfectly on my site, but I was kinda wondering how to display the parents and all the babies like Silver is. I tried with her code, but it didn't work. I do however, have like, 20+ new babies.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hall of Famer (Post 23348)

You can also do database integration by creating a new field in table prefix.adoptables that stores the number of babies a specific species can produce. It can get quite tricky for interspecies breeding though, so I do not recommend it at this moment.

I know you aren't feeling well but I need this. I need to keep the rares and ultra rares from breeding more than 1 at a time.
I figured out a difficult and probably source consuming way....

Code:

 

        else{





        if ($female->type == 'Cake Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($female->type == 'Sun-up Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($female->type == 'Sundown Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($female->type == 'Bastet Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($male->type == 'Cake Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($male->type == 'Sun-up Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($male->type == 'Sundown Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($male->type == 'Bastet Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 1);

        else if ($female->type == 'Aqua Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 4);

        else if ($female->type == 'Cow Amphiptere Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 4);

        else if ($male->type == 'Aqua Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 4);

        else if ($male->type == 'Cow Amphiptere Dragon') $num = mt_rand(0, 4);

        else $num = mt_rand(0, 5);

        for($i = 0;$i<$num;$i++){

I wanted to just use the rarity variable that is in the adoptables table but I wasn't sure how to call it?