C# Config multidimensional array

Hey there,

i need help to save and a configurations for players inventory

config eg:

inventorys {
UserID {
maininventory {
items {
itemshortname: xxx,
itemamount: xxx,
itemskin: xxx
}
}
beltinventory {
....

But i dont know how to do it. I know how to save simple config eg config["name"] = ""; but i dont know how to handle it with multidimensional arrays

Can everybody help me?

 

Er. If you wanted to save a players inventory itself I would just do a data file.
You can find more examples in some of my plugins, but here is a little example:

Code:

static StoredData storedData;
class StoredData
{
public Dictionary<ulong, InvData> iData = new Dictionary<ulong, InvData>();
}class InvData
{
public ulong UserID;
public Dictionary<int, ItemData> itemD = new Dictionary<int, ItemData>();
}class ItemData
{
public string itemshortname;
public int itemamount;
pubic int itemskin;
}

I kinda had to quick rush this example but if you need it im sure I can provide you with a better one.
[DOUBLEPOST=1479838810][/DOUBLEPOST]And now I that I think of it, event managers has a pretty effective way of saving inventory data. Go check @k1lly0u 's event manager plugin.
Event Manager for Rust | Oxide

 

Code:

protected override void LoadDefaultConfig()
{
            var Default = new Dictionary<string, object> { };
            Default.Add("ChatName", "Running Man");
            Default.Add("authLevel", 2);
            Default.Add("Count", 5);
            this.Config["Default"] = Default;
}

try

Code:

protected override void LoadDefaultConfig()
{
            var UserID= new Dictionary<string, object> { };
            var maininventory= new Dictionary<string, object> { };
            var items= new Dictionary<string, object> { };
            items.Add("itemshortname", "ololo");
            items.Add("itemamount", "azaza");
            items.Add("itemskin",  "mamky ebal");
            maininventory.Add("items", items);
            UserID.Add("maininventory", maininventory);
            this.Config["inventorys"] = UserID;
}