Get percentused from client side

[Ryuushu]

I've been digging around inventoryitem_replica and inventoryitem_classified to get a trap's percent usage, but I just can't figure for my life how to do this.

This is what I've been doing:

	local items = player.replica.inventory:GetItems()
	local trap = nil
	
	for i,v in ipairs(items) do
		if v.prefab == "trap" then
			print(v.replica.inventoryitem.percentused)
			print(v.components.inventoryitem)
			
			trap = v
			--break
		end
	end

Can anyone familiar with client side stuff point me in the right direction?

[zUsername]

4 hours ago, Ryuushu said:

I've been digging around inventoryitem_replica and inventoryitem_classified to get a trap's percent usage, but I just can't figure for my life how to do this.

This is what I've been doing:

	local items = player.replica.inventory:GetItems()
	local trap = nil
	
	for i,v in ipairs(items) do
		if v.prefab == "trap" then
			print(v.replica.inventoryitem.percentused)
			print(v.components.inventoryitem)
			
			trap = v
			--break
		end
	end

Can anyone familiar with client side stuff point me in the right direction?

local items = player.replica.inventory:GetItems()
local trap = nil
	
for i,v in ipairs(items) do
	if v.prefab == "trap" then
		local percentusedcomponent = v.components.finiteuses
		print(percentusedcomponent:GetPercent())
		trap = v
	end
end

 

[Ryuushu]

@zUsername

That works on the server side, but if you try to run it as a client you'll crash (finiteuses = nil) since you can't access the components directly, it has to be through a replica. Still, thank you.

[zUsername]

32 minutes ago, Ryuushu said:

@zUsername

That works on the server side, but if you try to run it as a client you'll crash (finiteuses = nil) since you can't access the components directly, it has to be through a replica. Still, thank you.

local items = player.replica.inventory:GetItems()
for i,v in ipairs(items) do
	if v.prefab == "trap" then
		print(v.replica.inventoryitem.classified.percentused:value())
	end
end

[Ryuushu]

@zUsername

Ahh, I totally overlooked the value() function when I tried that earlier. No wonder it was returning net_byte... I feel dumb now.

Thank you! it worked quite nicely