public static UNetClientCollection <IItemInstance> CreateClientItemCollection(int slotCount, string collectionName, System.Guid collectionGuid, NetworkIdentity owner, UNetActionsBridge playerBridge)
{
var collection = new UNetClientCollection <IItemInstance>(owner, playerBridge, slotCount)
{
collectionName = collectionName,
ID = collectionGuid
};
collection.Register();
// Set permission for this client; If we own it it will be added to the registry list.
UNetPermissionsRegistry.collections.SetPermission(collection, playerBridge.identity, ReadWritePermission.None);
_logger.Log($"[Client] Created and registered collection with name {collection.collectionName} and guid {collection.ID} for netID: {owner.netId}", collection);
return(collection);
}
public static UNetClientCollection <IVendorProduct <IItemInstance> > CreateClientVendorItemCollection(int slotCount, string collectionName, System.Guid collectionGuid, NetworkIdentity owner, UNetActionsBridge playerBridge)
{
var collection = new UNetClientCollection <IVendorProduct <IItemInstance> >(owner, playerBridge, slotCount)
{
collectionName = collectionName,
ID = collectionGuid
};
collection.Register();
// NOTE: Do not give the player read+write access to the vendor collection; That way the client could set items directly into the vendor collection.
UNetPermissionsRegistry.collections.SetPermission(collection, owner, ReadWritePermission.Read);
_logger.Log($"[Client] Created and registered vendor item collection with name {collectionName} and guid {collectionGuid} for netID: {owner.netId}", collection);
return(collection);
}
