Theraze
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From looking at line 660 in request/EquipmentRequest, it appears that custom outfits are supposed to verify whether or not they're equipped, and if so, not attempt to be worn, just like normal outfits (with their check happening in line 630). However, in my attempt to add a new equipped_outfit check, I noticed that it doesn't appear to be doing the check properly...
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I'm posting here first because I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I'm misreading the code, and I'd prefer not to disrupt the devs if this is actually the way it's supposed to behave.
For the record, outfit Testing is my mining gear outfit with the asparagus knife instead... it properly equips the knife when I wear it (making it no longer the mining gear outfit), but it detects as being the worn outfit still following.
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Since this is an unreleased function (as yet), here's what it does:
Same getMatchingOutfit as have_outfit.
For return value, changed hasOutfit(so.getOutfitId()) to isWearingOutfit(so) which should work properly.
Note that have_outfit uses getOutfitId() which won't return a value for custom outfits... however, finding outfits can be tested with so.toString() to display the names...
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shouldn't come up if the outfit check is running properly... it should act just like running outfit mining gear repeatedly does... a return null and no response. I think the isWearingOutfit check is failing, causing it to try to reequip the currently worn gear.
I'm posting here first because I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I'm misreading the code, and I'd prefer not to disrupt the devs if this is actually the way it's supposed to behave.
For the record, outfit Testing is my mining gear outfit with the asparagus knife instead... it properly equips the knife when I wear it (making it no longer the mining gear outfit), but it detects as being the worn outfit still following.
Another little quote:
Since this is an unreleased function (as yet), here's what it does:
Same getMatchingOutfit as have_outfit.
For return value, changed hasOutfit(so.getOutfitId()) to isWearingOutfit(so) which should work properly.
Note that have_outfit uses getOutfitId() which won't return a value for custom outfits... however, finding outfits can be tested with so.toString() to display the names...
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