I know that that you can get a load out of your deck with partyanddeckbbcode, but is there anyway to do the same for inventory so that forum players can better suggest options for players?
Unfortunately, not as such. It is possible to get the info but it's just the item ID numbers (in the F1 log: "verbose" then enter the keep and copy the long list from the log), you'd need to match those to the item names from the Equipment.csv file. Maybe someone would like to write a tool which does that?
Rook, close the log and go into the Keep. Then open the log again, click somewhere in it and press Ctrl-A, then Ctrl-C. Now you can paste the log into e.g. Excel.
I don't think such a command currently exists, as I believe it would have been shared with us by now. Not sure if this is down to it not having been needed or requested, or if it somehow bogs down the client pulling all that data out. Would be cool to have access to a total item list however, with some nice auto formatting a la the party code. (it's probably just a lack of a formatting command)
Ah! I was already in the keep when I turned it on, my bad! ArcadianRook does it the correct way. "Huh... well I don't see anythi-" AR sees what Jarmo was talking about and feels quite dizzy. @_@ uhhh.... Oh dear... I... Yeah, I think that I've no wish to try a matching game... yikes, and Coding = Something for OTHER, differently talented people.
There's a long list of ID numbers alternating with the number of copies of them you have. The Equipment.csv file has the ID numbers. http://forums.cardhunter.com/threads/santa-dropped-by-with-some-data.4822/
I don't know how to work a lot of the fancier features of Excel, so... How would putting it into excel be a good thing? Would it automatically put any of it into different cells or is there something else that Excel would be able to do? I'm very noobish to this, but VERY curious and desiring of that thing called "knowledge."
It would be very nice if we had a command which produced a list of all of your items and the number of copies you have of them.
Well, it's just easier to look at the data in a spreadsheet than e.g. Notepad and manipulate the data. One can e.g. write an Excel macro which adds the item names and formats the list nicely . EDIT: And yes, Excel automatically puts the data into different cells, making it easier to handle.
