Craft

🛠️ Craft Class

Functions as a blueprint for crafts.

Namespace: Esper.Inventool.Crafting Access: public Type: class Inherits: InventoolObject

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📦 Fields

Access	Field	Type	Description
private	pathInResources	string (const)	The path used with Resources.LoadAll to find craft assets.
public	searchableName	string	The name of this craft for the purposes of searching inside the editor.
public	combineItems	List<ItemStack>	The items required to craft the result item.
public	resultItem	ItemStack	The item that is created when the required items are combined.
public	cost	Currency	The amount this craft will cost.

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🔍 Properties

Access	Property	Type	Description
public	DatabaseRecord	CraftRecord	The database record of this craft.
public	CraftingCode	string	A generated code created with crafting item combinations for craft lookups.

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🧰 Methods

Access	Method	Returns	Description
public	Clean()	void	Cleans the object by removing deleted items.
public	override Save()	void	Saves the object (editor only).
public	CanCraft(List<ItemStack> items)	bool	If this craft can be crafted with the provided list of items.
public	CanCraft(ItemStack[] items)	bool	If this craft can be crafted with the provided array of items.
public	SetData(Craft craft)	void	Sets the data from another craft.
public static	Create()	Craft	Creates a new instance of a craft (editor only).
public	UpdateAssetName()	void	Updates the name of the asset (editor only).
public static	CreateCopy(Craft original)	Craft	Creates a copy of another craft.
private static	GetID()	int	Returns an unused ID.

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Creating Crafts

It's not at all recommended to create crafts at runtime, but it is possible. Craft's are scriptable objects which cannot be created as assets at runtime for later use.

Craft myCraft = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<Craft>();

Getting Crafts

Crafts created through the Crafting tab can be retrieved at runtime.

Get a Single Craft

You can get a Craft by its ID, name, or code with the Inventool.GetCraft method.

Craft myCraft = Inventool.GetCraft("My Craft Name");

Get All Crafts

var myCrafts = Inventool.GetAllCrafts();

Requirements Checking

You can check if a list of items matches the requirement of the Craft to craft the result item.

bool result = myCraft.CanCraft(myListOfItemStacks);