Shops

This is the full list of what the API gives you.

BaseShops the static class for base shops

Use All to list the shops in the scene, SetMoney and Restock to change a shop, and Buy and Sell to trade furniture with one.

public static class BaseShops
{
    public static List<BaseShopInfo> All();
    public static bool SetMoney(string id, int oc, int rm);
    public static bool Restock(string id);
    public static BaseShopBuyResult Buy(string id, string furnitureId, int count);
    public static BaseShopSellResult Sell(string id, string furnitureId, int count);
    public static event Action<BaseShopBoughtArgs> Bought;
    public static event Action<BaseShopSoldArgs> Sold;
}

Method	Returns	What it does
`All()`	`List<BaseShopInfo>`	Every shop in the scene you are in.
`SetMoney(id, oc, rm)`	`bool`	Sets how much money the shop holds. `true` when it was set.
`Restock(id)`	`bool`	Makes the shop restock now. `true` when it was told to.
`Buy(id, furnitureId, count)`	`BaseShopBuyResult`	Buys furniture from a shop for the player. See Buying.
`Sell(id, furnitureId, count)`	`BaseShopSellResult`	Sells furniture from the player to a shop. See Selling.

Event	Gives you	When it fires
`Bought`	`BaseShopBoughtArgs`	The player bought furniture through `Buy`.
`Sold`	`BaseShopSoldArgs`	The player sold furniture through `Sell`.

BaseShopInfo a snapshot of one shop

All gives you one of these for each shop. Pass its Id to the other calls.

public sealed class BaseShopInfo
{
    public string Id { get; }
    public string Kind { get; }
    public int Oc { get; }
    public int Rm { get; }
    public bool RestockDaily { get; }
}

Property	Type	What it means
`Id`	`string`	The shop’s id. Pass it to the other calls.
`Kind`	`string`	The type of shop, such as `FurnitureShop` or `TrainShop`.
`Oc`	`int`	How many OC the shop holds.
`Rm`	`int`	How many RM the shop holds.
`RestockDaily`	`bool`	`true` when the shop restocks every day. `false` when it restocks on a timer.

Things to know

All() lists the shops that are switched on in the scene you are in. A shop in another scene, or one the game has hidden, is not listed. With no save loaded you get an empty list. (It searches the active objects of the active scene for BaseShop. Kind is the C# type name.)
A shop id is a piece of text that names one shop. All() gives it to you, and it is stable as long as the scene does not change. A null or empty id finds nothing. (The id is the shop’s save GUID when it has one, otherwise its scene path.)
SetMoney(id, oc, rm) sets how much money the shop holds. The shop pays the player out of this money when it buys furniture, so the new amounts limit what it can pay.
SetMoney returns false for a negative amount, for an unknown shop, and while a save is loading or being written. A shop screen that is already open can show the old amounts until it refreshes. (It writes currentOcMoney and currentRmMoney directly, because the game has no setter. The sale checks read those fields.)
Restock(id) makes the shop restock now. It draws new amounts of money for the shop and refreshes its stock.
Restock does not reset the shop’s restock timer, so the next restock the game planned still happens when it was planned. It returns false for an unknown shop and while a save is loading or being written. (It calls the game’s Restock(), which draws new OC and RM amounts in the shop’s ranges and then calls UpdateShopItems(), which a subclass overrides. timeToRestock and restockedDay keep their values. For a furniture shop this runs the framework’s furniture changes on UpdateShopItems.)
RestockDaily tells you when the shop restocks by itself. When it is true, the shop restocks at the start of each new day. Otherwise it restocks on its own timer, after a time chosen between its smallest and largest restock time. (The daily restock happens on the first minute tick of a new day. The timer runs between minRestockingTime and maxRestockingTime seconds.)
The list of what a shop has in stock belongs to each kind of shop, and furniture stock is on the furniture page. The price percentages and the stock amount ranges are not available. (Each subclass owns its stock list, for example FurnitureShop.availableFurnitures. The percentages are sellPercent and buyPercent.)