public static void OpenTrade(params string[] offeredInventoryInstanceIds)
{
var openRequest = new ClientModels.OpenTradeRequest();
// Optional field: null is anybody, alternately if specified, this is a targeted trade request
// In this example, we restrict the trade to ourselves (because I don't have multiple clients for this example)
// A normal trade process would use all the same steps, but would interact between multliple clients
openRequest.AllowedPlayerIds = new List<string>() { PfSharedModelEx.globalClientUser.playFabId };
// Offering the items you have
openRequest.OfferedInventoryInstanceIds = new List<string>();
openRequest.OfferedInventoryInstanceIds.AddRange(offeredInventoryInstanceIds);
// Listing the items you want
openRequest.RequestedCatalogItemIds = new List<string>() { PfSharedModelEx.swillItemId };
PlayFabClientAPI.OpenTrade(openRequest, OpenTradeCallback, PfSharedControllerEx.FailCallback("OpenTrade"));
}
public static void OpenTrade(params string[] offeredInventoryInstanceIds)
{
var openRequest = new ClientModels.OpenTradeRequest();
// Optional field: null is anybody, alternately if specified, this is a targeted trade request
// In this example, we restrict the trade to ourselves (because I don't have multiple clients for this example)
// A normal trade process would use all the same steps, but would interact between multliple clients
openRequest.AllowedPlayerIds = new List <string>()
{
PfSharedModelEx.globalClientUser.playFabId
};
// Offering the items you have
openRequest.OfferedInventoryInstanceIds = new List <string>();
openRequest.OfferedInventoryInstanceIds.AddRange(offeredInventoryInstanceIds);
// Listing the items you want
openRequest.RequestedCatalogItemIds = new List <string>()
{
PfSharedModelEx.swillItemId
};
PlayFabClientAPI.OpenTrade(openRequest, OpenTradeCallback, PfSharedControllerEx.FailCallback("OpenTrade"));
}
