Possible to create a player inventory list?

[Qvintus]

Hello I've been working on a server manager tool lately, and I'd like to make a player inventory list if possible.
I've however run into a problem with my list always returning null, I'm calling the list this way:

Container playerInventory = player.GetContainerOfType(CollectionTypes.Inventory);
var fullInventory = playerInventory.Contents.GetItems();

I know the player is not null, so that is not the problem. Later on in my code I check for whether fullInventory is null or not.
It's always returning null, I would assume this would return all items in a player inventory?

I would have thought it might have been because I do not get such info from the server, however I can't even find my own inventory through this?

Guessing I'm simply doing something wrong, any tips or guiding pointer would be lovely.

[.Zer0]

Hey first of possible it is for sure.
I am currently not on my Workstation and at university I will take a look later tonight (GMT+1)

Meanwhile check how inventory is being sorted.


Side Question : Does anyone know how data is being saved on The Server side.
I guess it is for sure not using SQL vor sqlite which would offer great extensions.

[Qvintus]

I've found out using the .ToList() method returns everything I need to know.

Container playerInventory = player.GetContainerOfType(CollectionTypes.Inventory);
var fullInventory = playerInventory.Contents.ToList();

After this it's a simple matter for putting it through a foreach or for loop. Guess I simply wasn't thinking straight.

[.Zer0]

Could you post The output you get with this ?

Pure just item names or also The item ids

[Qvintus]

Could you post The output you get with this ?

Pure just item names or also The item ids

Well it's dependent on what character you click.. not sure I understand what ya mean?
To get an item name etc. you simply

private static void fillInvList()
    {
        if (SelectedEntity == null || SelectedEntity.Controller.Id == ServerID)
            return;

        Entity player = SelectedEntity;
        Container playerInv = player.GetContainerOfType(CollectionTypes.Inventory);
        playerInventory = playerInv.Contents.ToList();
        int count = 0;
        foreach (var item in playerInventory)
        {
            if (item != null && item.Name != null)
            {
                GUI.Label(new Rect(0, (20 * count), 195, 20), string.Format("{0} : {1}", item.Name, item.StackAmount), PlayerListBtnStyle);
                count++;
            }
            
        }
    }

Above makes a list of selected entities inventory, "ItemName : StackAmount".

Etc. "Stone : 159"
Output
Sometimes I get empty fields, not entirely sure why..
Edit: Likely due to empty stacks that used to be items in the player's inventory. Changed for loop to foreach.

As for your Data question
From what I can see everything appear to be stored in .dat files
In the location: <Username>\AppData\LocalLow\CodeHatch\Reign Of Kings\Slot0

[fisheyed]

Well it's dependent on what character you click.. not sure I understand what ya mean?
To get an item name etc. you simply

private static void fillInvList()
    {
        if (SelectedEntity == null || SelectedEntity.Controller.Id == ServerID)
            return;

        Entity player = SelectedEntity;
        Container playerInv = player.GetContainerOfType(CollectionTypes.Inventory);
        playerInventory = playerInv.Contents.ToList();
        int count = 0;
        foreach (var item in playerInventory)
        {
            if (item != null && item.Name != null)
            {
                GUI.Label(new Rect(0, (20 * count), 195, 20), string.Format("{0} : {1}", item.Name, item.StackAmount), PlayerListBtnStyle);
                count++;
            }
            
        }
    }

Above makes a list of selected entities inventory, "ItemName : StackAmount".

Etc. "Stone : 159"
Output
Sometimes I get empty fields, not entirely sure why..
Edit: Likely due to empty stacks that used to be items in the player's inventory. Changed for loop to foreach.

As for your Data question
From what I can see everything appear to be stored in .dat files
In the location: <Username>\AppData\LocalLow\CodeHatch\Reign Of Kings\Slot0

Nice addition to any admin tool! Now if you combine this with containers like chests etc from:

. Core.Cache.ContainerEntity instead of the usual .Entity for players

You could possibly also check all chests a player own.

If you parse via the guild id you could possibly even check guild containers connected to that person.

[Qvintus]

Yea exactly, I'm working on an inventory tab so it's possible to check inventories for hacky items.
Sure it's not possible to be sure it's not hard work, but well that is up to the admin to decide.

[.Zer0]

Nice addition to any admin tool! Now if you combine this with containers like chests etc from:

. Core.Cache.ContainerEntity instead of the usual .Entity for players

You could possibly also check all chests a player own.

If you parse via the guild id you could possibly even check guild containers connected to that person.

If my drives wouldn't be fucked I would have provided you with my playerlist scoreboard addition with kick and ban buttons

[Qvintus]

I just accidentally found out that you can view monster / animal inventories, and thus know exactly what they're gonna drop.
Anyone know how to use the Container.BelongsTo() command? Not entirely sure Component or what this "EntityAware" is oO

[.Zer0]

Wait what....I thought the drop is created on the ACTUAL drop so it isn't predicatable..well that is kinda stupid xD

[Qvintus]

Everything appears to BelongTo the server, no idea how I check container owner.... everything I try ends up returning the server Id.
If any figured it out pointers in the right direction is appreciated.

[MrTomBlack]

Dont understand this xd

[Qvintus]

Dont understand this xd

If you don't understand it, I suggest reading up on C# and Unity API.
The unity community has a really great forum community that has almost answered every question you could possible ask, it's a simple matter of using google in most cases.

As for C# there is a lot of great guides you can make use of on Youtube and you'll likely find some great written ones as well if you google.
Here's a link to a youtube C# beginners playlist

Enjoy.

[.Zer0]

If you don't understand it, I suggest reading up on C# and Unity API.
The unity community has a really great forum community that has almost answered every question you could possible ask, it's a simple matter of using google in most cases.

As for C# there is a lot of great guides you can make use of on Youtube and you'll likely find some great written ones as well if you google.
Here's a link to a youtube C# beginners playlist

Enjoy.

The standard still kicks in.
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