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Hi, could someone provide a list of all possible error id's when creating tradeoffer from bot perspective. Talking about error's like: users inventory is full, user has recently changed steam nickname, private inventory and etc.

Tried to search for it online but had no success.

8 hours ago, Dr. McKay said:

ISteamEconomy/GetAssetClassInfo includes owner_descriptions, which will tell you when an item becomes tradable.

Indeed, I wasn't aware that the ISteamEconomy/GetAssetClassInfo includes owner_descriptions, enabling the retrieval of trade locked items' dates through a single request. Thank you for this information.

However, the challenge remains in finding a method that streamlines the acquisition of information regarding sticker wear and float of items without necessitating the inspection of each individual item containing stickers and floats.

Hello, I'm wondering about an endpoint that provides more comprehensive information regarding CS2 items in user inventories. Specifically, I am interested in acquiring details concerning sticker wear and floats.

While I am aware of the option to individually inspect items to obtain CS2 floats and sticker wear percentages, I am exploring alternative methods. Many current platforms can swiftly retrieve inventories containing over 700 items, including floats and sticker wear percentages within a 2-3 second timeframe. I am seeking guidance on achieving a similar efficiency or exploring any available alternative procedures for this purpose.

Furthermore, I am interested in understanding all viable methods to determine the tradeability status of CS2 items, specifically identifying when they become tradable without the need for inspection.

Presently, the only method I have observed involves utilizing the default endpoint and inspecting all items marked as "[tradable: 0]" to show the date they become tradeable for a user.
The endpoint in question is: https://steamcommunity.com/inventory/<STEAMID>/730/2?l=english&count=5000
 

Your guidance or any alternative methodologies available would be greatly appreciated.