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Description

Description:: Returns array of app IDs of DLCs.
Groups:: DLC

Syntax

Syntax:

getDLCs filter

Parameters:

filter: Number - can be:

0 - all
1 - owned
2 - not owned

Return Value:

Array - array of DLC numbers.

Examples

Example 1:: _ownedDLCs = getDLCs 1;
Example 2:: _hasKarts = (288520 in (getDLCs 1));

Additional Information

See also:: getObjectDLC getPersonUsedDLCs getMissionDLCs getDLCAssetsUsageByName getDLCAssetsUsage getAssetDLCInfo

Notes

: Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord.
Only post proven facts here! Add Note

Benargee - c: Posted on Apr 07, 2015 - 20:27 (UTC)
: App ID can be found in CfgMods. Here is an example path from zeus using the Splendid Config Viewer:
configFile >> "CfgMods" >> "Curator" >> "appId"
This method can be used to find app IDs without having to find a list like the one above.
I am also pretty sure you are able to define your own app ID for your own mods using this method.

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-| Returns array of appIDs of DLCs. See [[:Category:Command Group: DLC|DLC list]]. |DESCRIPTION=
+|descr= Returns array of app IDs of DLCs.
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-| [[getDLCs]] filter |SYNTAX=
+|s1= [[getDLCs]] filter
-|p1=  filter: [[Number]] - can be:<br>
+|p1= filter: [[Number]] - can be:
-- all<br>
+* 0 - all
-- owned<br>
+* 1 - owned
-- not owned.<br> |PARAMETER1=
+* 2 - not owned
-| [[Array]] - array of DLC numbers (see above) |RETURNVALUE=
+|r1= [[Array]] - array of DLC numbers.
-|x1= <code>_ownedDLCs = [[getDLCs]] 1;</code>|EXAMPLE1=
+|x1= <sqf>_ownedDLCs = getDLCs 1;</sqf>
-|x2= <code>_hasKarts = (288520 [[in]] ([[getDLCs]] 1));</code>|EXAMPLE2=
+|x2= <sqf>_hasKarts = (288520 in (getDLCs 1));</sqf>
-____________________________________________________________________________________________
-| [[getObjectDLC]], [[getPersonUsedDLCs]], [[getMissionDLCs]], [[getDLCAssetsUsageByName]], [[getDLCAssetsUsage]], [[getAssetDLCInfo]] |SEEALSO=
+|seealso= [[getObjectDLC]] [[getPersonUsedDLCs]] [[getMissionDLCs]] [[getDLCAssetsUsageByName]] [[getDLCAssetsUsage]] [[getAssetDLCInfo]]
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+|user= Benargee
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+|timestamp= 20150407202700
-<dd class="notedate">Posted on April 7, 2015 - 20:27 (UTC)</dd>
+|text= App ID can be found in CfgMods. Here is an example path from zeus using the Splendid Config Viewer:
-<dt class="note">[[User:Benargee|Benargee]]</dt>
+<sqf>configFile >> "CfgMods" >> "Curator" >> "appId"</sqf>
-<dd class="note">
-To add to the note above, app ID can be found in CfgMods. Here is an example path from zeus using the Splendid Config Viewer:
-<code>[[configFile]] >> "CfgMods" >> "Curator" >> "appId"</code>
 This method can be used to find app IDs without having to find a list like the one above.<br>
 I am also pretty sure you are able to define your own app ID for your own mods using this method.
-</dd>
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