Inventory

The Inventory tab shows what the bot's character carries: its items, its kamas and its pods, kept up to date while the bot plays. It works the same for a Full socket bot and for a MITM bot following the game you play.

Turn on live inventory

Nothing reaches the tab until you ask for it.

1. On the bot's page, click Inventory. The tab says "Inventory not followed".
2. Click Turn on live inventory, or turn on the Live inventory switch at the top right.

The switch ticks five messages in the Network tool's Settings: InventoryContentEvent, ObjectsQuantityEvent, ObjectQuantityEvent, KamasUpdateEvent and InventoryWeightEvent. It only shows as on while all five are ticked, and turning it on ticks any that are missing. The choice is saved with the bot and stays after a restart. If the change fails, Couldn't turn live inventory on or off appears with the reason.

Like every message selection, it only changes what Asteroboard shows. A script receives these messages either way.

Why it waits

After you turn it on, the tab can say "Waiting for the inventory". The game sends the full inventory only once, when the character enters the game, and Asterobot keeps no copy of it. The tab fills in the next time the character enters the game: on a MITM bot, go back to character selection in Dofus and choose your character again; on a Full socket bot, reconnect it. To avoid waiting next time, leave Live inventory on.

The summary

The line at the top of the tab shows:

• The kamas the character carries.
• A pods bar with the weight and the maximum, such as 1,250 / 3,000 pods. The bar turns orange from 90% of the maximum, and red with an Overloaded badge once the character carries more than it can.
• Last known inventory, bot not connected when the bot isn't Connected to game server: what you see is the last inventory received, not a live one.
• "Updated" followed by the time of the last change. Hover it to see when the full inventory was received.

What stays live, and what doesn't

Quantities, kamas and pods change as you play. New stacks don't: an item you loot, buy or craft that you didn't have before only appears the next time the game sends the full inventory, when the character enters the game again. A stack that leaves the inventory completely can also stay listed until then.

Asteroboard keeps the last inventory of each bot while it's open. Reloading or closing Asteroboard empties the tab until the character enters the game again. When you delete a bot, its inventory goes with it.

Categories

Under the summary, a strip of categories filters the table: All, then Equipment, Consumables, Resources, Quest items, Cosmetic Items and Miscellaneous. Each shows how many stacks it holds, and only categories with something in them appear. An item the game data doesn't know has no category and only shows under All.

The item table

Click a column heading to sort by it. The Columns menu hides or shows Type, Level, Quantity and Weight. The table shows 25 stacks per page.

The search box, "Search names, types, effects...", looks for your text in the item's name, type, description and effects, and in its ids. While you search, it shows how many stacks match out of how many. With no match it says "No item matches the search.", and an empty category says "Nothing in this category."

Item details

Rows with a description or effects have an arrow at their start. Click it to open the row:

• The item's description.
• The effects of this very stack, with the values the game rolled for it, in green for bonuses and in red for penalties. An effect Asteroboard can't put into words is shown in its raw form, in grey.
• The stack's uid, the item's id (item) and its position, with Open in game data, which opens the item's record on the Game page.

Right-clicking a row opens a menu with Show details or Hide details, Copy UID, Copy item ID, Open in game data when the game data knows the item, and Destroy.

Names and pictures

Names, types, descriptions and effects come from the game data of the bot's game version. Their language is the one chosen on the Game page's Language selector, or Asteroboard's own language when you never chose one there. See Game page.

An item the game data doesn't know shows as Item # followed by its id, in grey. When the game data can't be read at all, for example because the version isn't extracted, Item names unavailable appears with the reason, and the stacks are still listed by id. A game version extracted before item pictures were part of the extraction shows a box instead of each picture.

Destroy an item

1. Right-click the item's row and choose Destroy. It's greyed out with "Needs a connected bot" while the bot isn't connected, and with "Destroy sent" when you already sent a destroy for that stack.
2. The dialog Destroy followed by the item's name opens: "The game destroys it for good. This can't be undone." For a stack of more than one, choose the Quantity. It starts at the whole stack, and can't go above what the stack holds.
3. Click Destroy.

A notification such as Destroy sent: 3 × Wheat confirms the request left. The row stays in the table, dimmed, with a Destroy sent badge, or Destroy sent ×3 when you destroyed part of the stack.

The request leaving doesn't mean the game accepted it. When only part of a stack was destroyed, the quantity update from the game settles it. A whole stack stays marked until the game sends the full inventory again.

If the request can't be sent, Couldn't send the destroy request appears in the dialog with the reason. When the bot isn't connected, the dialog says "This bot isn't connected to the game, so nothing can be destroyed right now."

Where to go next

• Network traffic
• The tutorial Inventory watcher builds a script on the same messages.