[Mod][Admin Tool] Inventory Management [0.2]

[Sirvoid]

A small tool for admins to manage there players inventory.

Features
- "/clearinv <Player>" To clear a player inventory
-"/copyinv <Player>" To copy a player inventory and paste it in your inventory. (Useful to see if someone is stealing)
-"/setinv <player> <slot> <item> <value> " to add items to a player in a specific slot.
(I am open to any suggestions)

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-----v0.2------
-Added /setinv to add items to a player in a specific slot.



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Licence: WTFPL

DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

Version 2, December 2004

Copyright (C) 2004 Sam Hocevar sam@hocevar.net

Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long as the name is changed.

[DS-minetest]

What about a "/setinv <player> <slot> <item>"?

[Sirvoid]

What about a "/setinv <player> <slot> <item>"?

I added it ! thanks for the suggestion ^^

[Krock]

Is there any way to see the contents of that player's inventory in a formspec?

[Sirvoid]

Is there any way to see the contents of that player's inventory in a formspec?

I was thinking about that when I made the copyinv but I didn't go further.
I will check what I can do for that.

[Foz]

Is there any way to see the contents of that player's inventory in a formspec?

I've been trying to figure this out too. There is an inventory location player:<name>, but it is only available to the player with that name. It seems to be exactly the same as current_player.

from #minetest-dev:

i'm not even sure why we have the player:<name> thing since we also have current_player

[octacian]

Nice Work! I was going to attempt some type of thing to see a player's inventory in a formspec myself for servertools, but haven't gotten around to it.

Also see this PR. Assuming it gets merged (who knows if it will, I just opened it a few minutes ago), you might want to add a check to only attempt to register /clearinv if the command doesn't already exist. IDK what happens when you try and register a duplicate, but...

Anyways, still, really great work.