Monster Drops 1 Item

[Fischturd]

Howdy,

I am looking into some of this coding for C++, which I am not good at... however I want to add this feature that monsters only drop 1 item from the loot table.

TFS 1.3

I wanted to know if this code here
monsters.cpp

std::vector<Item*> MonsterType::createLootItem(const LootBlock& lootBlock)
{
    int32_t itemCount = 0;

    uint32_t randvalue = Monsters::getLootRandom();
    if (randvalue < lootBlock.chance) {
        if (Item::items[lootBlock.id].stackable) {
            itemCount = randvalue % lootBlock.countmax + 1;
        } else {
            itemCount = 1;
        }
    }

    std::vector<Item*> itemList;
    while (itemCount > 0) {
        uint16_t n = static_cast<uint16_t>(std::min<int32_t>(itemCount, 100));
        Item* tmpItem = Item::CreateItem(lootBlock.id, n);
        if (!tmpItem) {
            break;
        }

        itemCount -= n;

        if (lootBlock.subType != -1) {
            tmpItem->setSubType(lootBlock.subType);
        }

        if (lootBlock.actionId != -1) {
            tmpItem->setActionId(lootBlock.actionId);
        }

        if (!lootBlock.text.empty()) {
            tmpItem->setText(lootBlock.text);
        }

        itemList.push_back(tmpItem);
    }
    return itemList;
}

Is the correct spot to adjust monster loot?
I tried adjusting what I thought was the area to change this but I am apparently not correct..
I changed

uint16_t n = static_cast<uint16_t>(std::min<int32_t>(itemCount, 100));

to

uint16_t n = 1;

thinking that the next lines

Item* tmpItem = Item::CreateItem(lootBlock.id, n);
        if (!tmpItem) {
            break;

Would only generate 1 item instead of pulling from the itemList itself

I think I am close, but like I said this is kind of above me right now...It appears there could be a work around with a .lua script adding "extra loot" and having it pull from a loot list that way.. but I don't want to go in and adjust all my monsters into that 1 script and remove their drops from XML, etc etc..

Thanks for listening!