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item_storage_slot [2020/12/02 13:01] – justinitem_storage_slot [2024/02/18 21:45] – justin
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 An **item storage slot** is a [[widget]] element for storing an [[item]] or stack of [[item|items]]. This is useful for [[inventory]] windows, [[item container]] windows, or other [[widget|widgets]] that are meant for storing [[item|items]] into for later retrieval and usage. An **item storage slot** is a [[widget]] element for storing an [[item]] or stack of [[item|items]]. This is useful for [[inventory]] windows, [[item container]] windows, or other [[widget|widgets]] that are meant for storing [[item|items]] into for later retrieval and usage.
 +
 +<WRAP center round info 100%>
 +When left-clicking to remove an [[item]] that is stacked from a storage slot, you can hold down the Control key to pick up only one instead of the entire stack.
 +</WRAP>
  
 =====Element Properties===== =====Element Properties=====
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 =====Scripting===== =====Scripting=====
-You can access certain properties of an item storage slot from within a [[script]] by simply referencing the parent [[widget]] and the element by their unique IDs. See below for examples of retrieving the slot's [[item]]. In this case, we are assuming that the slot currently contains an [[item]], the [[widget]] has an ID of "test", and the item storage slot has an ID of "0001". If the slot is empty, the element's "item" property will be null.+You can access certain properties of an item storage slot from a [[script]] by simply referencing the parent [[widget]] and the element by their unique IDs. See below for examples of retrieving the slot's [[item]]. In this case, we are assuming that the slot currently contains an [[item]], the [[widget]] has an ID of "test", and the item storage slot has an ID of "0001". If the slot is empty, its "item" property will be null.
  
-**Retrieving the item data for a item storage slot:**+**Retrieving the item data for an item storage slot:**
 <code bauxite> <code bauxite>
 $item_id = widget["test"].element["0001"].item.id; $item_id = widget["test"].element["0001"].item.id;
 $item_count = widget["test"].element["0001"].item.count $item_count = widget["test"].element["0001"].item.count
 +</code>
 +
 +**Changing the item in an item storage slot:**
 +<code bauxite>
 +widget["test"].element["0001"].item = "ITEM_0001";
 +</code>
 +
 +**Changing the count of an item in an item storage slot:**
 +<code bauxite>
 +widget["test"].element["0001"].count = 10;
 </code> </code>
  
 **Checking if an item exists in an item storage slot:** **Checking if an item exists in an item storage slot:**
 <code bauxite> <code bauxite>
-if widget["test"].element["0001"].item != null then +if widget["test"].element["0001"].item == null then 
-   display_message("An item is in this slot.")+   display_message("There isn't an item in this slot.")
 end end
 </code> </code>
  
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item_storage_slot.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/18 21:45 by justin

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