need to find out what object was used in recipe and return empty version

[excon]

hi 

i have a list of items i can use for recipe input 

but to return the right empty version after use i need to find out what 

item was used to trigger 

 

found this in a post but need some help 

thanks 

 

-- We iterate through the table of clicked items. We have
	-- to seperate between single items, stacks and expanded
	-- stacks.	
for i1 = 1, #itemTable do
		local item = itemTable[i1];
		if instanceof(item, "InventoryItem") and instanceof(item, "InventoryContainer") then

Edited September 3, 2023 by excon

[Hugo Qwerty]

If you make the ingredients be of type Drainable, you can then use the ReplaceOnDeplete value to set what they become when they have been used.

 

If the items are all to hold a single use, then just set the UseDelta to 1.

[excon]

hi - i cannot do that as the items need type food to have the alcohol kicker.

something so i can if fork it would be the best 

 

if player item used is whiskey add item to inventory whiskey empty

 

 

 

i foul=nd this here where we take the right click item 

 

function objectRightClicked(player, context, worldObjects, test)
  print("Objects right clicked");
  -- Not sure but it's all around production code so probably
  -- important
  if test and ISWorldObjectContextMenu.Test then
     return true
  end
  -- Pick first object in worldObjects as refference one
  local firstObject;
  for _,o in ipairs(worldObjects) do
    if not firstObject then firstObject = o; end
  end
  -- the square this object is in is the clicked square
  local square = firstObject:getSquare()
  -- and all objects on that square will be affected
  local worldObjects = square:getObjects();
  -- Loop over objects on square
  for i=0,worldObjects:size()-1 do
    local object = worldObjects:get(i);
    print("Clicked object!");
    print("      Name:"..(object:getName() or ""));
    print("    Object:"..(object:getObjectName() or ""));
    print("    Sprite:"..(object:getSpriteName() or ""));
    print("   Texture:"..(object:getTextureName() or ""));
  end
end
Events.OnFillWorldObjectContextMenu.Add(objectRightClicked);

 

 

Edited September 7, 2023 by excon