InternalIt's advisable to use the static methods create or createItem methods for new menu entries rather than the constructor!
The left-side option of the menu, typically the action's name
The right-side option of the menu, typically the target's name
Typically refers to a unique index or ID
The MenuAction ID
Typically a dynamic value
Varies between static or dynamic depending on the interaction
Typically false, only set true for specific actions related to withdrawing / depositing from a bank and other minor instances
The world view this action is relates to. As of current, this value can be set to -1
StaticcreateCreate a new Menu Entry with the provided values
The left-side option of the menu, typically the action's name
The right-side option of the menu, typically the target's name
Typically refers to a unique index or ID
The MenuAction ID
Typically a dynamic value
Varies between static or dynamic depending on the interaction
Typically false, only set true for specific actions related to withdrawing / depositing from a bank and other minor instances
StaticcreateCreate a new Menu Entry for item interactions using the provided values
The left-side option of the menu
The right-side option of the menu
The ID of the ItemAction you'd like to execute
The ID of the item you wish to interact with
Typically either CC_OP or CC_OP_LOW_PRIORITY depending on the action
The item's position in your inventory starting at 0 for the top left slot. You can use GetItemPosition method for dynamic position information
Typically false, only set true for specific actions related to withdrawing / depositing from a bank and minor instances
Creating a menu entry allows you to execute custom actions using the action utility. You can find the menu entry for an action by enabling Developer Tools under Extras in DZ API and viewing the logs after performing an action then replicating the entry. It's important you only action menu entries which are valid, so ensure you have replicated the values and identified any dynamic parts prior to sending them.
Dynamic values such as the index of the NPC you'd like to interact with or an object's position in the scene differs everytime. You can't provide static values for these type of interaction or your action will not function between different areas or after a client restart. To accomplish this, use the various helper methods available such as GameObject Get All or NPC Get All to grab them and retrieve the target value. For example, objects require their SceneMinLocation or LocalLocation (SceneX / SceneY) for param0 and param1 to interact with them.
We recommend using the Interact utility for performing actions, unless unsupported.