Class DropItemTests

Namespace

GrindFest

Assembly

GrindFest.dll

Simple drop tests to verify DropInto works correctly with different item types. Isolates the drop mechanism from crafting recipes.

public class DropItemTests : DevTest

Inheritance

object

DevTest

DropItemTests

Inherited Members

DevTest.Name

DevTest.Passed

DevTest.Failed

DevTest.FailureReason

DevTest.SpawnItem(string, int, ItemRank, int)

DevTest.SpawnProp(string)

DevTest.SpawnMonster(string, int, MonsterRank, float)

DevTest.HeroPosition

DevTest.Hero

DevTest.BotHero

DevTest.TrackForCleanup(GameObject)

DevTest.GiveSkill<T>()

DevTest.GiveItemToHero(ItemBehaviour)

DevTest.DoAction(string, Func<ActionResult>, float)

DevTest.WaitUntil(string, Func<bool>, float)

DevTest.Cleanup()

DevTest.Assert(bool, string)

DevTest.AssertEqual<T>(T, T, string)

DevTest.AssertNull(object, string)

DevTest.AssertNotNull(object, string)

DevTest.AssertGreaterThan(float, float, string)

DevTest.GetLiquidAmount(LiquidContainerBehaviour, ResourceType)

DevTest.GetTotalLiquid(LiquidContainerBehaviour)

DevTest.Log(string)

Methods

DropHeavyThenInventory()

Drop heavy item first, then inventory item. All items given before drops. Heavy equipped, non-heavy in inventory.

DropOneHeavyItem()

Drop a single equipped heavy item (iron ingot) on the anvil. Simplest case: one heavy item, already equipped.

DropOneInventoryItem()

Drop a single inventory item (sword) on the anvil. Tests the equip-from-inventory-then-drop path.

DropTwoInventoryItems()

Drop two inventory items sequentially. Both given to hero before any drops — same pattern as SocketGem (which passes).