Container

Remarks

⚠ The slots array is not exposed for writing, and that is the point of the type. Everything that changes a container goes through Apply, because a mutation that is not part of a transaction is a mutation that cannot be rolled back — and a half-applied move is exactly how an item ends up in two places or in none.

Fields and properties (8)

• public ContainerId Id

  What it is called.

• public int Capacity

  How many slots it has.

• public ContainerPolicy Policy

  What it takes.

• public bool IsSlotted

  Whether it is an equipment set — one tag per slot.

• public ReadOnlySpan<ItemInstance> Slots

  What is in it.

• public ItemInstance this[int slot]

  What is in one slot.

• public int FreeSlots

  How many slots hold nothing.

• public int TotalItems

  How many items it holds in total, stacks summed.

Methods (3)

• public Container(ContainerId id, int capacity, ContainerPolicy? policy = null, GameplayTag[]? slotTags = null)

  Makes a container.

• public GameplayTag SlotTag(int slot)

  Which slot tag a slot demands.

• public int CountOf(DefId definition)

  How many of an item it holds, summed over every slot.

Used by (6)

• AtomicityTestsVixen.Gameplay.Inventory.Tests
• BindingTestsVixen.Gameplay.Inventory.Tests
• ConservationOracleTestsVixen.Gameplay.Inventory.Tests
• ContainerBasicsTestsVixen.Gameplay.Inventory.Tests
• ContainerSetVixen.Gameplay.Inventory
• ContainerTransactionTestsVixen.Gameplay.Inventory.Tests