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* call '''ItemSetOwner'''(''(ITEMGUID)'''''_Item''', ''(CHARACTERGUID)'''''_NewOwner''')
 
* call '''ItemSetOwner'''(''(ITEMGUID)'''''_Item''', ''(CHARACTERGUID)'''''_NewOwner''')
 
===== Description =====
 
===== Description =====
Changes the Owner of the item. If an item is added to a character's inventory, its Owner is set to that character, as opposed to the Original Owner, who may be considered the 'rightful' owner of that item. If the Owner does not match the Original Owner, the item is considered stolen.
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Changes the Owner of the item. If an item is added to a character's inventory, its Owner is set to that character
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===== Notes =====
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* If a character dies and they are the owner of an item, the owner of that item is cleared.
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* The Owner is not to be confused with the Original Owner, who is considered to be the 'rightful' owner of that item. If the Owner does not match the Original Owner, the item is considered stolen.
 
===== See Also =====
 
===== See Also =====
 
*[[Osiris/API/ItemSetOnlyOwnerCanUse|ItemSetOnlyOwnerCanUse]]
 
*[[Osiris/API/ItemSetOnlyOwnerCanUse|ItemSetOnlyOwnerCanUse]]

Latest revision as of 09:05, 5 April 2019

Full Definition(s)
  • call ItemSetOwner((ITEMGUID)_Item, (CHARACTERGUID)_NewOwner)
Description

Changes the Owner of the item. If an item is added to a character's inventory, its Owner is set to that character

Notes
  • If a character dies and they are the owner of an item, the owner of that item is cleared.
  • The Owner is not to be confused with the Original Owner, who is considered to be the 'rightful' owner of that item. If the Owner does not match the Original Owner, the item is considered stolen.
See Also