OnPlayerPickpocket

The thief’s game took a stack - return false to leave it.

After the minigame, before anything moves: the server has held the claim to the offer and cut each stack to what the victim still holds - amount is what would move. Returning false vetoes that stack alone: it stays where it is, and the others go on. Not called for a claim the server refused, nor for a thief the game caught (nothing moves for him).

class is the item class; the purse is the Groschen’s class (5ef63059-322e-4e1b-abe8-926e100c770e) with the amount in tenths of a Groschen, as everywhere in the item functions.

Syntax

function OnPlayerPickpocket(pid, victim, actor, class, amount)
  -- ...
end

Parameter	Type
pid	number	the thief
victim	number	the player robbed; -1 for an actor
actor	number	the NPC actor robbed; -1 for a player
class	string	the item class that would move
amount	number	how many of it

Returns

false leaves the stack; nothing, nil or true lets it move

Example

-- nobody steals a sword out of a pocket in this mode
function OnPlayerPickpocket(pid, victim, actor, class, amount)
  local info = GetItemInfo(class)
  if info and info.category == "MeleeWeapon" then return false end
end

See also

OnPlayerPickpocketStart · OnPlayerPickpocketEnd · the Pickpocketing group of the index