- Nov 30, 2019
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Clothing isn't quite as easy because girls can have multiples of the same clothing item.
The method names are "add_clothing_to_wardrobe" and "remove_clothing_from_wardrobe" but they need the actual item not just the name.
I think trying to explain it might be more confusing than helpful.
Removing clothing from wardrobe:
Python:
# You can use "outer", "upper", "bra", "lower", "panties", "socks"
c = selected_girl.get_clothing_on_part("panties")
selected_girl.remove_clothing_from_wardrobe(c)
# Or you can skip the variable
# You can use "outer", "upper", "bra", "lower", "panties", "socks"
selected_girl.remove_clothing_from_wardrobe(selected_girl.get_clothing_on_part("panties"))
Python:
# You can use "outer", "upper", "bra", "lower", "panties", "socks"
select_girl.clothing_manager.wardrobe["panties"] # Would show a list of clothing items of that type in her wardrobe
# You can select a specific one using its index i.e 1
# Remember indexes start at 0
c = select_girl.clothing_manager.wardrobe["panties"][1]
# Then you can remove it from her wardrobe
selected_girl.remove_clothing_from_wardrobe(c)
# Or you can skip the variable
selected_girl.remove_clothing_from_wardrobe(select_girl.clothing_manager.wardrobe["panties"][1])Adding clothing items:
Python:
# You can use "outer", "upper", "bra", "lower", "panties", "socks"
database_clothing_items["panties"] # Would show a list of clothing items of that type
# You can select a specific one using its index i.e 1
# Remember indexes start at 0
c = database_clothing_items["panties"][1]
# Then you can add it to her wardrobe
selected_girl.add_clothing_from_wardrobe(c)
# Or you can skip the variable
selected_girl.add_clothing_from_wardrobe(database_clothing_items["panties"][1])
