So I wanted to understand what is being returned in the UnitPrice when I call the PurchaseItem method for a Stackable Item.
Looks like if I edit the cost of the item, and after that Purchase another one of that Item, the value I'm getting in the UnitPrice is the one from when the first item in the Stack was purchased at, and not the current price paid for the item. Is that by design?
The purchase of the stackable item works like this:
When a player purchases the very first item, the system creates a stack base for the instance and it keeps information such as UnitPrice in this stack base.
When the player purchases this item again, the system adds up the remaining uses for the stack base without updating other information. And purchasing item always gets the stack base information.
That is why the UnitPrice displays the original price when the player purchases again with a new price.
I will consult the corresponding team to find out whether it is a bug or by design.
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