inventory_list_2
Returns a list of the bot’s inventory folder contents.
// See "LSL Helper Functions" page for this function
smartbotsAPI("inventory_list_2", [
"uuid", ""
]);Variables
The following table shows input values (you send them with the API call) and returned output values.
Input basic parameters
Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
action | yes | = inventory_list_2 |
apikey | yes | Your personal developer's API key |
botname | yes | Your bot's SL login |
secret | yes | Bot access code of your bot |
custom | optional | The custom data (string) to be passed back to caller script. This value will be returned back to the caller in HTTP response |
Input
Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
dataType | required | Must be set to |
uuid | optional | The UUID of the folder. Leave blank to list the root folder. |
skipnames | optional | Skip attachments whose names contain this substring (case-insensitive) |
matchnames | optional | Return only attachments whose names contain this substring (case-insensitive) |
matchuuid | optional | Return only attachment with this UUID |
Output (JSON)
(To be received in *http_response* LSL event, see docs for details)
Variable | Description |
|---|---|
result | OK - command completed successfully |
resulttext | Detailed reason for the failure |
custom | The value from input "custom" parameter. See above |
list | The contents of the selected folder (see below) |
Return value
An example return value of the bot’s inventory is below.
{
"action": "inventory_list_2",
"result": "OK",
"list": [
{
"uuid": "12b4eca0-5499-3321-ac14-56e5ecb25e95",
"name": "Instructions Notecard",
"flags": "",
"assetUuid": "719197e1-79bb-a8f8-4901-ccee019982b6",
"currentPerms": [
"copy",
"mod",
"trans"
],
"type": "Notecard",
"nextPerms": [
"copy",
"mod",
"trans"
],
"clothing": ""
},
//...more items
]
}Inventory-ID vs Asset-ID
There is an important distinction between Inventory ID and Asset ID:
Inventory ID — the object’s ID in the bot’s personal inventory.
Asset ID — the global ID of the item in Second Life’s asset server.
You may have two identical textures in the bot’s inventory:
They will have different Inventory-IDs but the same Asset-ID because they reference the same image on the SL server.
Rules:
When rezzing an item from inventory, use the Inventory ID (you rez a specific object).
When setting a texture via script, use the Asset ID (the script tells SL to fetch that texture globally).
Flags
WORN — the item is currently being worn by the bot. Only clothing items, textures, and body parts are supported (not attachments).