check if an object is in the player inventory

[notproplayer3 5]

The situation is simple: in a trigger I put

 

 _backpack = backpackItems player;                                

"rhs_weapon_svdp_wd" in _backpack;

 

as the condition and in the activation I just put       hint "hi";

so you probably guessed that the trigger is supposed to activate when the player has picked up this specific weapon, but for some reason it won't work 

[gc8 977]

check also uniformItems and vestItems 

 

"rhs_weapon_svdp_wd" in ((vestItems player) + (uniformItems player) + (backpackItems player))

 

[notproplayer3 5]

still isn't working, I don't know if it is related to the fact that the gun is equipped and not in a backpack or in a vest but I tried putting it in the inventory and sill it wouldn't work

[Schatten 290]

@notproplayer3, in command compares strings using case sensitive basis. So use either correctly class name or case insensitive comparing.

[notproplayer3 5]

Thanks, I have fixed the classname but now there's another problem, the trigger is now activating when I've got my gun in my backpack or in another place, but it isn't activating when I've got it equiped

[Schatten 290]

@notproplayer3, sure, commands like backpackItems doesn't return assigned to weapon items, so use commands like primaryWeaponItems.

[notproplayer3 5]

Thanks a lot to both of you, this now works perfectly

[pierremgi 4905]

For any weapon (not only primary one) in its slot (not in backpack), you can use hasWeapon command (not case sensitive).

[notproplayer3 5]

Ok, it is always good to know, I used the weapons command coupled with the in command like gr8 suggested it to me but I think your's is much better in that specific scenario where we need to check if a unit has a specific type of gun. 

Thanks for your post