Difference between revisions of "GetNumItems - ObjectReference"
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* The returned value indicates the number of item types in the container regardless of the count of any particular item. If a container has ten gold and a torch, GetNumItems will return '2' and not '11'. | * The returned value indicates the number of item types in the container regardless of the count of any particular item. If a container has ten gold and a torch, GetNumItems will return '2' and not '11'. | ||
The exception is keys, if you have two of the same key then GetNumItems will count both keys. EDIT: This could be because the keys were quest items. More testing is needed to confirm this. | The exception is keys, if you have two of the same key then GetNumItems will count both keys. EDIT: This could be because the keys were quest items. More testing is needed to confirm this. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
*[[ObjectReference Script]] | *[[ObjectReference Script]] | ||
*[[GetNthForm - ObjectReference|GetNthForm]] | *[[GetNthForm - ObjectReference|GetNthForm]] | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 1 March 2013
SKSE Member of: ObjectReference Script
Minimum required SKSE Version: 1.05.01
Returns the number of items in a container. (This function requires SKSE)
Syntax
Int Function GetNumItems() NativeReturn Value
Returns the number of items in a container.
Examples
- Check a single container.
Int iNumItems = MQ101AlduinREF.GetNumItems()- Set the weights of all ingredients in player's inventory to 0.1.
Actor Property PlayerREF Auto
Event SomeEvent()
ReweighIngredientsIn(PlayerREF, 0.1)
EndEvent
Function ReweighIngredientsIn(ObjectReference akContainer, Float afWeight) Global
Int iFormIndex = akContainer.GetNumItems()
While iFormIndex > 0
iFormIndex -= 1
Form kForm = akContainer.GetNthForm(iFormIndex)
If kForm.GetType() == 30 ; Ingredient
kForm.SetWeight(afWeight)
EndIf
EndWhile
EndFunctionNotes
- The returned value indicates the number of item types in the container regardless of the count of any particular item. If a container has ten gold and a torch, GetNumItems will return '2' and not '11'.
The exception is keys, if you have two of the same key then GetNumItems will count both keys. EDIT: This could be because the keys were quest items. More testing is needed to confirm this.