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type: ITEM_TYPES; //item type
typeCategory: ITEM_TYPE_CATEGORY; //item category see ITEM_TYPE_CATEGORY enum in index.d.ts
isPlaced: boolean; //whether item is 'placed' in clothes
quality: number; //item quality level
image: string; //item image
hash: string; //unique item hash, also used as linked to a child item
key: string; //item key which contains clothes data only (such as component id, drawable and texture)
render: string; //item render image which later on can be used in CDN if you have plenty items.
name: string; //item name
description: string; //item description
count: number; //item count, also determines whether you can split an item up
weight: number; //item weight
maxStack: number; //max stack determines how many items can be stacked in one slot
options: string[]; //item options (to be used when you right click an item) such
gender: number | null; //item gender, used on clothes whether the clothe is for female or male

modelHash?: string; //prop model name or hash that will be used to create object when dropping item
ammoType?: string; //ammo type that a weapon will contain
ammoInClip?: number; //ammo in weapon clip
amount?: number; //used for armor to contain its amount
effect?: {
//a feature to be developed whether the item will have an effect or not
[key: string]: number;
};
components?: Array<number>; //will be used for weapon attachments in future

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Class Structure

The Inventory class is the main class for managing player inventories in a game. It extends from other classes such as InventoryClothes, QuickUse, and InventoryItem.

• InventoryBase: Base class for inventory management. It initializes the inventory structure and handles basic operations.
• InventoryItem: Extends InventoryBase and adds methods for managing individual items in the inventory.
• QuickUse: Extends InventoryItem and adds methods for managing quick-use slots.
• InventoryClothes: Extends QuickUse and adds methods for managing clothing items in the inventory.

This class provides comprehensive functionality for managing player inventories, including adding, removing, equipping, and using items.

Properties

• items: Contains the player's inventory items, divided into pockets and clothes.
• quickUse: Contains items assigned to quick-use slots.
• weight: Represents the total weight capacity of the inventory.
• equippedWeapons: Keeps track of equipped weapons.

Constructor

• Initializes the inventory with player-specific data such as clothes, pockets, and quick-use items.

Methods

• addItem: Adds an item to the inventory's pockets.
• addClothingItem: Adds a clothing item to the inventory.
• removeClothes: Removes a clothing item from the player's character.
• loadClothes: Loads clothing items onto the player's character.
• setClothes: Sets clothing items on the player's character.
• reloadClothes: Reloads clothing items onto the player's character.
• getFreeSlot: Retrieves a free slot in the inventory pockets.
• getTotalFreeSlots: Counts the total number of free slots in the inventory.
• getClothingIndex: Retrieves the index of a specific clothing item type.
• resetItemData, resetClothingItemData, resetBackpackItemData: Resets item data in the inventory.
• updateOnScreenPed: Updates the player's character appearance on-screen.
• getItemModel: Retrieves the model hash of an item type.
• getItemAndStack, getItemsByHashName, getItemsInCategoryByHashName, getItemsByHashNameEx: Methods for retrieving items by their type or category.
• getItemByUUID: Retrieves an item by its UUID.
• hasPistolItem, hasShotgun, hasAssault, hasSMG, hasWeaponInFastSlot: Methods for checking if the inventory contains specific weapon types.
• getActualWeight, getWeight, getItemsWeight: Methods for calculating the weight of the inventory and its items.
• checkWeight: Checks if adding a new item will exceed the weight limit.
• getFreeSlotCount: Retrieves the count of free slots in the inventory.
• dropItem, splitStack, addPlayerItem, addPlayerItemEx, addMultipleItems, addCountToPlayerItem, manageFastSlots, pickupItem, moveItem, openItem, useItem: Methods for managing inventory actions such as dropping, splitting, adding, and using items.
• deleteItemStack, deleteItem: Methods for deleting items from the inventory.
• checkQuickUse: Checks if an item is in a quick-use slot.