ISXVG

Item (Data Type)¶

• Table of contents
• Item (Data Type)
• Description
• Methods

Description¶

This DataType includes all of the data available to ISXVG that is related to items.

Methods¶

• Loot
  • Loots the item from a "loot window" without asking for 'no drop' confirmation
• Loot[NDC]
  • Same as Loot but DOES ask for 'no drop' confirmation
• Use
• Delete
  • Deletes item if it's a non-stackable, or one item off of a stack.
• Delete[all]
  • Deletes item if it's a non-stackable, or the ENTIRE stack.
• Equip
  • Equips an item without prompting for "no drop on equip" confirmation
• Equip[NDC]
  • Asks for confirmation on "no drop on equip" confirmation
• Unequip
• StartConvert
• StackWith[#]
  • Combine stack with item of Index #
• PutInContainer[#]
  • Place in the container with an Index of #
• MoveToGeneralInventory
  • Only works for items that are currently in a container
• Sell
  • Sells ONE of an item. BuySell window must be open with a merchant for this to work.
• Sell[#]
  • Sells # of an item that is in a stack. BuySell window must be open with a merchant for this to work.
• Buy
  • Buys ONE of an item. BuySell window must be open with a merchant for this to work.
• Buy[#]
  • Buys # complete stacks of an item. BuySell window must be open with a merchant for this to work.
• UseAsCraftingToolbelt
• • Only works with Crafting containers
• AddToCraftingTable
• • Adds item to the crafting table setup
• OfferInTrade
  • add this item to your trade window (quanity: 1)
• OfferInTrade[Qty#]
  • adds this item to your trade window using the quantity given
• AddToConsignment
• AttachToMail
• Split[#]
  • The number provided should be the quantity you want the new stack to be. In other words, if you have a stack of 20 barbed timber, then issuing this command: Me.Inventory[barbed timber]:Split[5] will create a new stack of 5 timber and leave your original stack with 15.