ReplaceItemStatsProfile

replaceItemStatsProfile

AVAILABLE FROM UPDATE 0.1.9

Available from 0.1.9. See the scope and validation notes below.

Replaces the complete item profile owned by this resource.

Syntax

accepted, error, revision = replaceItemStatsProfile(profile)

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
profile	table	yes	Map of item keys to property/value tables, such as getItemStatsProfile() returns.

Returns

Three values: accepted (boolean), error (string; empty on success), revision (decimal string). Check accepted before using the revision. Success means server acceptance, not visual/client completion. A no-op may return the unchanged revision.

Examples

local saved = readResourceData("item_balance")
if saved then
    local profile = fromJSON(saved)
    assert(type(profile) == "table", "Invalid item profile")
    local ok, why = replaceItemStatsProfile(profile)
    assert(ok, why)
end

Notes

• Available from G1R:MP 0.1.9. This documents the implemented API and its current limits. See Item type stats for scope and remaining in-game validation.
• Server-side only. Profiles affect every copy of the same type on this server, across dimensions; not individual item instances.
• Use matching supported client and server builds. Server acceptance and a client application report do not prove the native gameplay effect.
• Active overrides are owned per item type by the calling resource. Another resource cannot change that owned type. Resource stop removes its overrides.
• Validation is atomic for the submitted transaction. Unsupported fields, wrong families, invalid/non-finite values, duplicate item/property aliases or ownership conflicts reject it.
• A numeric 0 is an explicit value where allowed, not reset. Use resetItemStats to remove an override. Profiles are not automatically persisted.
• Do not expose this setter directly to untrusted remote events. See getItemStatDefinitions and Item stat properties.
• Omitted old fields/types owned by this resource are reset in the same transaction as new values. Other resources are untouched. An empty table resets all of your resource's overrides.