Api: How do I get all the weapon types in Destiny?
How do i get all the weapon types in Destiny? So basically all the types.
wherkamp
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It depends on what you mean by weapon type! If you're just asking for things like "shotgun," "Hand Cannon" etc... you could grab them from DestinyItemCategoryDefinitions (https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyItemCategoryDefinition.html). You'll have to grab the manifest databases or JSON file, and pull it out from there: but once you set up your system to pull them, you should be able to acquire that info.
If you're counting the intrinsic properties of an item as its "type" as well (such as "High Impact Frame", "Adaptive Frame" etc...)... that becomes a little more complicated. But let me know if you care about that before I go rambling about it.
vthornheart-bng
on 21 Dec 2018
Orgin Story, play of the game, or antiope d. The different weapons in the game.
wherkamp
on 21 Dec 2018
Those would each be listed in the SQLite database that’s available through the Bungie.net API docs at the GitHub main page for this repo.
Note that this is a programmer-focused forum, so you won’t find instructions for getting the weapons in-game here (and those instructions aren’t in the API datasets either). If your goal is simply to get the weapons in the game, you’ll need to use a Destiny players’ forum or wiki to find out where those items drop. (For example, Play of the Game drops from Crucible activities, IIRC.)
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Orgin Story, play of the game, or antiope d. The different weapons in the game.
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floatingatoll
on 21 Dec 2018
Sorry, I need all the weapons like in a xml or json format. Or some,format. I am going to build a random load out generator. So I can take all the weapons in game and stick them in an Java List and grab 3 one heavy, one secondary, one,primary, and check to make sure no double exotic. Does that make more sense?
wherkamp
on 21 Dec 2018
Oh, I see! Yes, in that case what you're looking for is the "inventory bucket" in which an item is found. If you grab the manifest database, check out DestinyInventoryItemDefinition.inventory.bucketTypeHash:
https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyItemInventoryBlockDefinition.html#schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyItemInventoryBlockDefinition
That is a hash identifier that will give you the inventory bucket to which the item belongs. If the bucket's category property is "Equippable" (see https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyInventoryBucketDefinition.html#schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyInventoryBucketDefinition) then items within that bucket can be equipped.
From there, you should be able to call GetProfile to get the user's inventory items, filter them by bucket, and then choose at random the item currently in that bucket that you want to equip if you're looking to use live data for this! If it's more of a theoretical one that isn't using live data, then you could just use the definition properties above to do a similar random pick!
Let me know if this helps!
vthornheart-bng
on 26 Dec 2018
Are the in-game locations “Vault” and “Inventory” two examples of an API “inventory bucket”?
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Oh, I see! Yes, in that case what you're looking for is the "inventory bucket" in which an item is found. If you grab the manifest database, check out DestinyInventoryItemDefinition.inventory.bucketTypeHash:
https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyItemInventoryBlockDefinition.html#schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyItemInventoryBlockDefinition
That is a hash identifier that will give you the inventory bucket to which the item belongs. If the bucket's category property is "Equippable" (see https://bungie-net.github.io/multi/schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyInventoryBucketDefinition.html#schema_Destiny-Definitions-DestinyInventoryBucketDefinition) then items within that bucket can be equipped.
From there, you should be able to call GetProfile to get the user's inventory items, filter them by bucket, and then choose at random the item currently in that bucket that you want to equip if you're looking to use live data for this! If it's more of a theoretical one that isn't using live data, then you could just use the definition properties above to do a similar random pick!
Let me know if this helps!
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floatingatoll
on 26 Dec 2018
Sort of: inventory buckets when you look at them in-game correspond to a single area where items are located (usually visually grouped together in the UI, though sometimes buckets are "invisible" or serve special purposes).
In the past, the Vault was actually three buckets. If I recall correctly, they were something like "general", "weapons", and "armor". These days there's just one big "General" bucket, that has the hash identifier 138197802.
Buckets that one would consider to be their "inventory" from a UI perspective would likely consist of things like "Pursuits" (1345459588), "Shaders" (18606351), "Modifications" (3313201758), and "Consumables" (1469714392).
However, it should be noted that other groupings of items are represented as inventory buckets as well, and may also be in play for what you're looking for! For instance, every equipment slot has an associated inventory bucket - the one that holds all of the items you have for that slot that aren't equipped - like "Kinetic Weapons" (1498876634) or "Helmets" (3448274439). you'll want to look through the manifest database's DestinyInventoryBucketDefinitions to see what's available and decide for yourself which buckets you care about!
Ultimately, in the live data we're going to return all of these items - any item that's not equipped but that is in one of these buckets - when you request the ProfileInventories and CharacterInventories components. If you want a user's equipped items specifically, you can ask for the CharacterEquipment component. (it is split out for two reasons: (1) because I was hoping a common use case would be to get equipment but not inventory, saving everyone a ton of bandwidth, and (2) because by default you are allowed to get a user's equipped items but NOT their inventory if you're making a call for them anonymously, and this helped us distinguish between those two sets of "public" and "potentially private" data... for better or worse)
vthornheart-bng
on 26 Dec 2018
This is what I want to build. It will live inside a Discord bot. So I will run /gen-loadout
It will pull from the Bungie API. So all the different weapons that exist. So Play Of the Game, Origin Story, Better Devils, Jade Rabbit.
However I need all of those plus more. If this is not possible I will go to plan B of inserting each one which will be fun,
Then I will sort those into the three weapon types. Heavy, Secondary, and Primary. Then I will grab one from each category. Check to make sure no double exotics. Then send the loadout inside the Discord chat. The Part I need is getting all the different weapon types.
I will also remove Whites, Green, and Blues.
wherkamp
on 28 Dec 2018
A possible solution might be to build the JSON you need by reading the manifest directly and storing the data in memory when the bot starts. You would also need to utilize a background task to refresh the data when a change to the manifest occurs.
dad2cl3
on 28 Dec 2018
Yes, I definitely recommend what @dad2cl3 suggested!
vthornheart-bng
on 28 Dec 2018
So I think I figured it out. I am not going to close this yet since I am an idiot. Thx for the help so far :)
wherkamp
on 28 Dec 2018
https://github.com/vpzed/Destiny2-API-Info/wiki/API-Introduction-Part-3-Manifest
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So I think I figured it out. I am not going to close this yet since I am an idiot. Thx for the help so far :)
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dad2cl3
on 28 Dec 2018
Read that wiki. vpzed did a great job writing it.
dad2cl3
on 28 Dec 2018
It's all good - don't slam yourself, you're doing great! Getting the manifest online is one of the hardest parts, because it is not at all intuitive unfortunately and only unofficial guides currently exist (vpzed's guide is fantastic! But you basically have to know it exists... I should link to it somewhere)
vthornheart-bng
on 28 Dec 2018
Oh and join the API Discord server. You’ll get a lot of assistance there.
dad2cl3
on 28 Dec 2018
API Discord Server? Invite URL? I love Discord servers.
wherkamp
on 28 Dec 2018
https://discord.gg/m82sew try that one
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API Discord Server? Invite URL? I love Discord servers.
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dad2cl3
on 28 Dec 2018
Worked thx Friday, 28 December 2018, 05:39PM -05:00 from dad2cl3 [email protected] :
https://discord.gg/m82sew try that one
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wherkamp
on 29 Dec 2018
" https://discord.gg/m82sew try that one"
Is this discord server still up? I'd love to join - can someone send a new invite?
cjhoffmn
on 24 Aug 2019
@cjhoffmn https://discord.gg/c3YFKQq
Closing Issue.
wherkamp
on 2 Sep 2019
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Sort of: inventory buckets when you look at them in-game correspond to a single area where items are located (usually visually grouped together in the UI, though sometimes buckets are "invisible" or serve special purposes).
In the past, the Vault was actually three buckets. If I recall correctly, they were something like "general", "weapons", and "armor". These days there's just one big "General" bucket, that has the hash identifier 138197802.
Buckets that one would consider to be their "inventory" from a UI perspective would likely consist of things like "Pursuits" (1345459588), "Shaders" (18606351), "Modifications" (3313201758), and "Consumables" (1469714392).
However, it should be noted that other groupings of items are represented as inventory buckets as well, and may also be in play for what you're looking for! For instance, every equipment slot has an associated inventory bucket - the one that holds all of the items you have for that slot that aren't equipped - like "Kinetic Weapons" (1498876634) or "Helmets" (3448274439). you'll want to look through the manifest database's DestinyInventoryBucketDefinitions to see what's available and decide for yourself which buckets you care about!
Ultimately, in the live data we're going to return all of these items - any item that's not equipped but that is in one of these buckets - when you request the ProfileInventories and CharacterInventories components. If you want a user's equipped items specifically, you can ask for the CharacterEquipment component. (it is split out for two reasons: (1) because I was hoping a common use case would be to get equipment but not inventory, saving everyone a ton of bandwidth, and (2) because by default you are allowed to get a user's equipped items but NOT their inventory if you're making a call for them anonymously, and this helped us distinguish between those two sets of "public" and "potentially private" data... for better or worse)