Collection checking and using

[Norrathian]

I've got a few houses I store collections in. I'd like to run a macro that'd look at each item, see if I have collected it yet, or not. If not, take 1 of them, right click it in inventory, and then continue going through the rest in the house.

I really need the syntax, if no one's done a macro for this. I'd be happy to attempt it and post my results.

[Chatwiththisname]

I've got a few houses I store collections in. I'd like to run a macro that'd look at each item, see if I have collected it yet, or not. If not, take 1 of them, right click it in inventory, and then continue going through the rest in the house.

I really need the syntax, if no one's done a macro for this. I'd be happy to attempt it and post my results.

31 October 2014 by eqmule - Added Heirloom, Collectible and NoDestroy to the Item TLO.
They all return pBoolType.
Been on my todo list forever, so it was long overdue.

Collectible seems accessable by anything that contains an item. However "House", "Home", "Apartment", "Dwelling" "PersonalHome" etc-- doesn't appear to be a TLO. That is a presumption. It is possible that it is there, but I cannot find it in the TLO Builder I use nor the WIKI

${Cursor.Collectible} || checks cursor for a collectible
${Me.Inventory[#].Item[#].Collectible} |returns true if a collectible
${Me.Inventory[#].Item[#].InvSlot.ID} |gets the slot to give to /notify # rightclickup

Not finding a TLO that leads to an owned home to get access to the inventory of it.