Quote:Define this function somewhere, it tests to see if a property is already exisistant on an item:

int IsImprovement( object oTarget, int improv_ipType){
int Mods = IPGetNumberOfItemProperties(oTarget);
itemproperty ip = GetFirstItemProperty(oTarget);
int ipType;
while(GetIsItemPropertyValid(ip)){
ipType = GetItemPropertyType(ip);

if ( improv_ipType == ipType ){
return 1;
}

ip = GetNextItemProperty(oTarget);
}
return 0;
}

// Somewhere in the forging process, there should be a call to IsModMax to determine if an item has room for the forging. Replace this call with:

if( IsImprovement( oTarget, improv_iptype) ){
// it's a valid forging, continue
//....
//...
//..
}
else{
if( IsModMax (oTarget) ){
//failed, reject the forging, per earlier
}
else{
// room on item to be applied
}
}

Quote:You'll need to pass the requested item property type to the function as a second parameter:

int IsModMax(object oTarget, int ipTypeRequested)

then add it to the list of properties that don't count:

if( ipType == ipTypeRequested ||

ipType == ITEM_PROPERTY_VISUALEFFECT ||
ipType == ITEM_PROPERTY_USE_LIMITATION_ALIGNMENT_GROUP ||
ipType == ITEM_PROPERTY_USE_LIMITATION_CLASS ||
ipType == ITEM_PROPERTY_USE_LIMITATION_RACIAL_TYPE ||
ipType == ITEM_PROPERTY_USE_LIMITATION_SPECIFIC_ALIGNMENT)

Of course, the limit of 4 is an arbitrary cap on the Forge. To reflect the Bioware rules, you could read the MaxProps from baseitems.2da, which would give 8 in many cases, but personally I agree that 4 is plenty, for game balance.