We have players that own cosmetics. Cosmetics are inventory items. Each cosmetic can have up to 14 variants. So we store variants unlocked as an int array. 0 for unlocked and 1 for locked.
We use a cloudscript to unlock the variant. I am not very familiar with serializing objects in cloudscript. I assume that I need to serialize the int array before putting it into dataPayload. Or would an array of strings work instead?
Here is an example of cloudscript you can refer to:
handlers.UnlockCosmetics = function(args,context)
{
var variantUnlocked = args.variantIndex;
var unlockCosmetics = args.unlockCosmeticsObject;
var unlockCosmeticsObject;
unlockCosmeticsObject = JSON.parse(unlockCosmetics);
unlockCosmeticsObject[variantUnlocked] = 1;
var dataPayload = {"variants":JSON.stringify(unlockCosmeticsObject)}
server.UpdateUserInventoryItemCustomData({
PlayFabId:currentPlayerId,
ItemInstanceId:args.ItemInstanceId,
Data : dataPayload
});
}
And you can also refer to my testing request body of API ExecuteCloudScript:
{
"FunctionName": "UnlockCosmetics",
"FunctionParameter":
{
"variantIndex": "2",
"ItemInstanceId": "F41F6Cxxxxxxxxx",
"unlockCosmeticsObject": "[0,1,1,0,1]"
},
"RevisionSelection": "Live",
"GeneratePlayStreamEvent": true
}
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