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• ChrisIceBox

  March 2022 edited March 2022

  Through script, you can access the items as a List and call its Sort function.

  Items at runtime are stored in an InvInstance class, which has a GetProperty function that can be used to access an Integer property's value:

  KickStarter.runtimeInventory.PlayerInvCollection.InvInstances.Sort (delegate (InvInstance a, InvInstance b) { return a.GetProperty ("MyProperty").IntegerValue.CompareTo (b.GetProperty ("MyProperty").IntegerValue); });
  PlayerMenus.ResetInventoryBoxes ();
  
• o3428320d

  March 2022

  Hi Chris,

  Thanks a lot, I have tried your code.
  But I got the error:
  NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

  So, can you help? Thanks a lot.
• ChrisIceBox

  March 2022

  Try this:

  KickStarter.runtimeInventory.PlayerInvCollection.InvInstances.Sort (delegate (InvInstance a, InvInstance b)
  { 
      return InvInstance.IsValid (a) && InvInstance.IsValid (b) && a.GetProperty ("MyProperty").IntegerValue.CompareTo (b.GetProperty ("MyProperty").IntegerValue);
  });
  PlayerMenus.ResetInventoryBoxes ();
  
• o3428320d

  March 2022

  Hi Chris,

  Thanks a lot.
  But I got this error:
  error CS0019: Operator '&&' cannot be applied to operands of type 'bool' and 'int'

  Would you please help me again, thanks a lot.
• ChrisIceBox

  March 2022 edited March 2022

  Do you have Items can be arranged in Menus? checked in the Settings Manager? That would cause a NullReferenceException error in the code snippet on March 21.

  If so, either uncheck that setting or try this:

  List<InvInstance> items = KickStarter.runtimeInventory.PlayerInvCollection.InvInstances;
  for (int i = 0; i < items.Count; i++)
  {
      if (!InvInstance.IsValid (items[i]))
      {
          items.RemoveAt (i);
          i--;
      }
  }
  items.Sort (delegate (InvInstance a, InvInstance b) { return a.GetProperty ("MyProperty").IntegerValue.CompareTo (b.GetProperty ("MyProperty").IntegerValue); });
  PlayerMenus.ResetInventoryBoxes ();