Inventory / Dismantling

Scripting with the Inventory class.

The Inventory class serves as the settings and functionality for the player's inventory. All fields listed in the Inventory tab of the Inventool editor window are public and can be changed at runtime.

NOTE: Runtime edits of the inventory are not saved automatically. This would need to be done manually.

When making edits to the inventory, relevant parts of the Inventool Window may need to be refreshed.

Accessing the Inventory

You can access the player's inventory with Inventool.Inventory.

Fields & Properties

Name	Description	Type	Access
navigation	The inventory navigation type.	Vault.Navigation	public
isInfinite	If the inventory is infinite.	bool	public
enableEquipment	If the inventory's character equipment section should be enabled.	bool	public
enableCraftingTab	If the inventory's crafting tab should be enabled.	bool	public
enableEnchantingTab	If the inventory's enchanting tab should be enabled.	bool	public
enableKeyItemsTab	If the inventory's key item tab should be enabled. If this is enabled, key items will have their own section in the inventory window and will not contribute to weight.	bool	public
useWeights	If the inventory should use weights.	bool	public
totalItemWeight	The current weight of all items. This is the cached value since the last time RecalculateTotalWeight was used.	float	public
maxWeight	The max number of item weight the inventory can hold.	float	public
disallowNewItemsIfMaxWeight	If the player should not be able to obtain new items if the weight has reached the max value.	bool	public
showSubtypeInKeyItemsTab	If the details in the key items tab should display subtype names.	bool	public
allowItemDropping	If item dropping should be allowed.	bool	public
showSubtypes	If item subtypes should be displayed in the inventory filter list.	bool	public
deleteItemsOnDrop	If the item should be deleted on drop.	bool	public
currentPage	The current page number.	int	public
maxPages	The max number of pages. This is only relevant if the navigation type is set to pagination and the inventory is not infinite.	int	public
minPageSize	The minimum size of the page. This is only relevant if navigation is set to scrolling and the inventory is infinite.	Vector2Int	public
pageSize	The size of each page. This is only relevant if navigation is not set to scrolling and the inventory is not infinite.	Vector2Int	public
enchantingSlotLeftIcon	The icon of the left enchanting slot.	Sprite	public
enchantingSlotRightIcon	The icon of the right enchanting slot.	Sprite	public
enchantingSlotLeftIconTint	The color tint of the left enchanting slot.	Color	public
enchantingSlotRightIconTint	The color tint of the right enchanting slot.	Color	public
noFilterIcon	The icon of the no filter button.	Sprite	public
noFilterIconColorTint	The color tint of the no filter icon.	Color	public
itemStacks	A list of all items stacks in the inventory. Use SetItems, AddItems, or RemoveItems to change the list instead of editing the list itself.	List<ItemStack>	public
keyItems	A list of key items separated from the main item stack list. This is only relevant if enableKeyItems is set to true.	List<ItemStack>	public
currencies	A list of player currencies that can be managed.	Currency	public
itemSlots	A list of all item slots.	ItemSlot[]	public
orderMode	The order mode of the items.	Vault.OrderMode	public
activeItemTypeFilter	The active item type filter.	ItemType	public
MaxWeightExceeded	If the total item weight is greater than the max weight.	bool	public
PageSlotCount	The number of total slots per page.	int	public
TotalSlotCount	The number of total slots, combining all slots in all pages.	int	public

Dismantling

You can use the Dismantle method to dismantle an item. This will remove an item stack from the inventory and add it's dismantle result items to the inventory.

Inventool.Inventory.Dismantle(myItemStack);

It's important to note that dismantling may not always work, which is why the method returns true or false.

if (Inventool.Inventory.Dismantle(myItemStack))
{
    Debug.Log("Dismantled");
}

Items

Setting Items

You can set items with the SetItems method. This will remove all previous items in the inventory.

Inventool.Inventory.SetItems(myItemStackList);

Adding Items

With the AddItems method, you can add a single or a list of item stacks to the inventory.

Inventool.Inventory.AddItems(myItemStack);

Remove Items

With the RemoveItems method, you can remove a single or a list of item stacks from the inventory.

Inventool.Inventory.RemoveItems(myItemStack);

Getting Items

You can get the full list of items with the itemStacks and keyItems fields.

Get All Items in a Specific Page

// Get item stacks in the first page (page numbers start at 0)
var itemStacks = Inventool.Inventory.GetAllItemsInPage(0);

Get All Items in the Current Page

var itemStacks = Inventool.Inventory.GetAllItemsInCurrentPage();

Checking If An Item Can Fit

You can check if an item will fit in the inventory with the HasSpaceForItem method.

bool result = Inventool.Inventory.HasSpaceForItem(myItem);

Checking Items

You can use the Contains method to check and see if the player has an instance of an item in their inventory. You can use an Item object, the item ID, or the item name to perform this check.

// Check if the player has an item called 'Door Key'
bool result = Inventool.Inventory.Contains("Door Key");

Using Items

Items in the inventory can be used with the UseItem method. Used items are removed from the inventory.

Inventool.Inventory.UseItem(itemToUse);

Pick Up Items

Pick up methods simply remove an Item Drop from the game world and add an instance of an Item Stack to the player's inventory.

PickUpAllItemsInRange method picks up all items that the player is in range of in the game world.

Inventool.Inventory.PickUpAllItemsInRange();

To pick up a single item, use PickUpItem.

Inventool.Inventory.PickUpItem(itemToPickUp);

Drop Items

To drop a specific item (remove it from the inventory), use the DropItem method. This may create an instance of an Item Drop in the game world.

Inventool.Inventory.DropItem(itemStackToDrop);

Currencies

In the examples below, cost is a Currency. You can access the full list of currencies with the Inventool.Inventory.currencies field.

Spending

A currency can be spent with the TrySpend method. This method returns a bool. False will be returned if the player doesn't have enough of the specific currency. Otherwise, it will return true.

bool result = Inventool.Inventory.TrySpend(cost);

Earning

You can add an amount to a player's currency with the TryEarn method. While this method returns a bool, it should always return true unless the specific currency type does not exist in the inventory.

bool result = Inventool.Inventory.TryEarn(cost);

Sufficient Funds Checking

You can check if the player has enough of a particular currency with the HasEnoughCurrency method and providing a cost parameter.

bool sufficientFunds = Inventool.Inventory.HasEnoughCurrency(cost);

Resetting

You can reset all currencies to their starting values with the ResetCurrencies method.

Inventool.Inventory.ResetCurrencies();

Weights

Weights are only relevant if the useWeights field is set to true.

Max Weight

You can get and set the max weight with the maxWeight field.

Inventool.Inventory.maxWeight = 100;

Total Item Weight

To get the total weight of all items in the inventory, use RecalculateTotalWeight.

float totalWeight = Inventool.Inventory.RecalculateTotalWeight();

Checking If An Item Will Exceed the Weight

Sometimes it may be necessary to check if an item will cause the max weight to be exceeded. You can use the ItemWillExceedWeightLimit method for this purpose.

bool result = Inventool.Inventory.ItemWillExceedWeightLimit(myItem);

Pages & Organization

Inventory items are organized in grid-based pages. Whether your inventory 1 page or 100, the logic is the same.

Reorganization

You can reorganize the inventory with the Reorganize method.

Inventool.Inventory.Reorganize();

If you'd only like to regroup item stacks, use the Regroup method.

Inventool.Inventory.Regroup();

Filters

Inventory items can be filtered with Item Type. Items that don't match the filter will not be returned when using the GetAllItemsInPage or GetAllItemsInCurrentPage methods. If the ItemType is a parent, items with the parent type or any of it's child types will not be filtered out.

Set the Item Filter

Inventool.Inventory.SetItemFilter(ItemType);

Remove Item Filter

Inventool.Inventory.RemoveItemFilter();

Page Sizes

Setting the Size

You can set the page size by editing the minPageSize or pageSize fields. When these are changed, the inventory may need to be reorganized.

// 6x6 inventory grid
Inventool.Inventory.pageSize = new Vector2Int(6, 6);
Inventool.Inventory.Reorganize();

Recalculating the Size

Pages sizes may need to be recalculated when the inventory is infinite, navigation is set to scrolling, and new items are added. Call the RecalculatePageSize method for this purpose. This will update the pageSize field automatically.

Inventool.Inventory.RecalculatePageSize();

Pagination

Current Page

The current page number is stored in the currentPage field.

You can flip to the next page with the NextPage method.

Inventool.Inventory.NextPage();

Similarly, you can flip to the previous page with PreviousPage method.

Inventool.Inventory.PreviousPage();

Alternatively, you can set the current page (page numbers start at 0).

Inventool.Inventory.SetPage(0);

Recalculate Required Pages

The maxPages field is an integer that stores the max number of pages that the inventory has. The pages can be limited or unlimited (this can be set from the Inventory). In the case they are unlimited, the maxPages field may need to be recalculated at times. You can call RecalculateRequiredPages for this purpose.

Inventool.Inventory.RecalculateRequiredPages();

Minimum Required Pages

You can get the minimum required pages to fit all items with the MinimumRequiredPages method.

int min = Inventool.Inventory.MinimumRequiredPages();