Returns information about the raidfinder instances available.. This has almost the same results as GetLFGDungeonInfo which takes dungeonID as its argument.
See also Instance functions.
Signature:
dungeonID,
name,
typeID,
subtype,
minLevel,
maxLevel,
recLevel,
minRecLevel,
maxRecLevel,
expansionId,
groupId,
texture,
difficultyID,
numPlayers,
description,
isHoliday,
bonusRepAmount,
minPlayers
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GetRFDungeonInfo(index)
Arguments:
index
- an index, between 1 andGetNumRFDungeons()
Returns:
dungeonID
- distinct for different parts of the same raid, unique in context of dungeons/raids (number
)name
- name of the raid finder, as displayed in the dropdown (string
)typeID
- Dungeon type, alwaysTYPEID_DUNGEON
(1) (number
)subtype
- Dungeon sub-type, alwaysLFG_SUBTYPEID_RAID
(3) (number
)minLevel
- minimum level to queue for this dungeon (number
)maxLevel
- maximum level to queue for this dungeon (number
)recLevel
- level to recommend this dungeon (number
)minRecLevel
- minimum level to recommend this dungeon (number
)maxRecLevel
- maximum level to recommend this dungeon (number
)expansionId
- Referring to GetAccountExpansionLevel() values (integer
)groupId
- Unknown (integer
)texture
- Part of the icon texture path (string
)difficultyID
- As used in Blizzard_EncounterJournal, either 7 (pre 6.0) or 17 (post 6.0) (number
)numPlayers
- always 25 (number
)description
- localized description of the lfr (string
)isHoliday
- Indicates if this is a holiday event dungeon, always false (boolean
)bonusRepAmount
- always 0 (number
)minPlayers
- unknown purpose, always nil (number
)
Examples:
GetRFDungeonInfo(23) -- 852, "Molten Core", 1, 3, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 5, 0, "MOLTENCORE", 18, 40, "Celebrate World of Warcraft's Anniversary by running rampant through Ragnaros's hallowed Core, to his very lair.", false, 0, nil