internal static InventoryRecipe FromString(string part, InventoryDef Result)
{
var r = new InventoryRecipe
{
Result = Result,
Source = part
};
var parts = part.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
r.Ingredients = parts.Select(x => Ingredient.FromString(x)).Where(x => x.DefinitionId != 0).ToArray();
return(r);
}
/// <summary>
/// This is used to grant a specific item to the user. This should
/// only be used for development prototyping, from a trusted server,
/// or if you don't care about hacked clients granting arbitrary items.
/// This call can be disabled by a setting on Steamworks.
/// </summary>
public static async Task <InventoryResult?> GenerateItemAsync(InventoryDef target, int amount)
{
var sresult = Defines.k_SteamInventoryResultInvalid;
var defs = new InventoryDefId[] { target.Id };
var cnts = new uint[] { (uint)amount };
if (!Internal.GenerateItems(ref sresult, defs, cnts, 1))
{
return(null);
}
return(await InventoryResult.GetAsync(sresult));
}
/// <summary>
/// Crafting! Uses the passed items to buy the target item.
/// You need to have set up the appropriate exchange rules in your item
/// definitions. This assumes all the items passed in aren't stacked.
/// </summary>
public static async Task <InventoryResult?> CraftItemAsync(InventoryItem.Amount[] list, InventoryDef target)
{
var sresult = Defines.k_SteamInventoryResultInvalid;
var give = new InventoryDefId[] { target.Id };
var givec = new uint[] { 1 };
var sell = list.Select(x => x.Item.Id).ToArray();
var sellc = list.Select(x => (uint)x.Quantity).ToArray();
if (!Internal.ExchangeItems(ref sresult, give, givec, 1, sell, sellc, (uint)sell.Length))
{
return(null);
}
return(await InventoryResult.GetAsync(sresult));
}
internal bool ContainsIngredient(InventoryDef inventoryDef)
{
return(Ingredients.Any(x => x.DefinitionId == inventoryDef.Id));
}
