korindou

12 hours ago, Dr. McKay said:

I guess there must be something wrong with the way you're getting your item IDs, then.

Edit: Actually, possibly that recipe might be one of the ones that Valve banned bots from using after the geel incident. I'm not sure why one would consider a weapon to be "high-value", but you never know with Valve. Can you craft those 3 items in-game?

Yes, I can craft them in-game.

6 hours ago, Dr. McKay said:

Are you sure 11 is the correct recipe ID?

Well, in the item schema i get the 11'th crafting recipe is described as "#RT_F_A", "#RI_Cw" which translates into "Fabricate class weapons" which is exactly what I need hovewer crafting also fails without specifying the recipe.

I have three valid items (1 scrap metal, 1 class token and 1 slot token). I call the craft method this way: .craft([scrap, classToken, slotToken], 11);

As a result, in a craftingComplete event I get an error. Do theese items should go in a particular order or there some other error could be happening? scrap, classToken and slotToken are totally valid IDs. In this example I'm trying to craft a spy PDA2 weapon with specified tokens. Cannot try with other tokens as i don't have any other on me.

When I'm trying to issue 2 craft requests one by one without delay i always get failure on second craft. What is the minimum delay between crafts?

How do I check whether is item can be crafted or traded? The official WebAPI documentation says that items have optional fields flag_cannot_trade and flag_cannot_craft and if they're absent they're should be assumed false. Hovewer, in node-tf2 I'm not having these fields on all items, even those that aren't tradeable or craftable.