BankBroadcasts - jimdroberts/FishMMO GitHub Wiki

Defines broadcast structures for bank inventory actions, including setting, removing, and swapping items. Used for networked communication of bank inventory changes between client and server.

• public struct BankSetItemBroadcast : IBroadcast

  Broadcast for setting a single item in the bank inventory. Contains all data needed to place or update an item in a bank slot.

  • long InstanceID: Unique instance ID of the item.
  • int TemplateID: Template ID of the item type.
  • int Slot: Slot index in the bank inventory.
  • int Seed: Seed value for item randomization or uniqueness.
  • uint StackSize: Stack size of the item.

• public struct BankSetMultipleItemsBroadcast : IBroadcast

  Broadcast for setting multiple items in the bank inventory at once. Used for bulk updates or synchronization.

  • List Items: List of items to set in the bank.

• public struct BankRemoveItemBroadcast : IBroadcast

  Broadcast for removing an item from a specific bank slot.

  • int Slot: Slot index to remove the item from.

• public struct BankSwapItemSlotsBroadcast : IBroadcast

  Broadcast for swapping two item slots in the bank or between inventories.

  • int From: Source slot index.
  • int To: Destination slot index.
  • InventoryType FromInventory: Type of inventory the item is being moved from.

1. Use these broadcast structs to send and receive bank inventory actions between client and server.
2. Populate the fields as required for each bank operation (set, remove, swap, etc.).

// Example 1: Setting a single item in the bank
BankSetItemBroadcast setItem = new BankSetItemBroadcast {
    InstanceID = 12345,
    TemplateID = 1001,
    Slot = 5,
    Seed = 42,
    StackSize = 10
};
networkManager.ClientManager.Broadcast(setItem);

// Example 2: Swapping two item slots
BankSwapItemSlotsBroadcast swap = new BankSwapItemSlotsBroadcast {
    From = 2,
    To = 7,
    FromInventory = InventoryType.Bank
};
networkManager.ClientManager.Broadcast(swap);

• Always validate slot indices and item data before sending or processing broadcasts.
• Use bulk updates for efficient synchronization of large inventories.
• Keep inventory logic modular and well-documented for maintainability.
• Use the provided broadcast structs for clear, type-safe network communication.