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LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlay

This class retrieve information about the actual cursor item.

Namespace: DreamPoeBot.Loki.Game

public static class LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlayView DPB1 version →

Members and overloads

5 results

Inventory

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public static Inventory LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlay.Inventory { get; }

This is here only for debug purpose, you should just use Item to get the cursor item, and all the InventoryControllWrappers class in case you want to apply a item or place or whatever.

IsOpened

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public static bool LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlay.IsOpened { get; }

Return true if the cursor actually hold a item, both in virtual and real mode. (virtual mean the item is been right clicked, for exemple when you want to apply a orb on another item.)

Item

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public static Item LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlay.Item { get; }

Return a Item class that rapresent the item currently on the cursor.

ItemSize

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public static Vector2i LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlay.ItemSize { get; }

The size of the item (this is just a wrapper over Item.Size)

Mode

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public static LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemModes LokiPoe.InGameState.CursorItemOverlay.Mode { get; }

Return a CursorItemModes class that let you know the item holding state: PhysicalMove: you left click on a item, and it disappear from its old position and only exist on the cursor. VirtualUse: you right click on a item and you are ready to apply it on abother item (exemple when you want to apply an orb). VirtualMove: this uppen in case like The trade window, when you left click on a item, and a copy of the item appear on the cursor. EssenceUpgrade: this uppen when you press the Upgrade button in the Essence Tab. OilUpgrade: this uppen when you press the Upgrade button in the Blight Tab. ScarabUpgrade: this uppen when you press the Upgrade button in the Fragment scarab Tab.

DPB2 0.4.5.88 · Reference reviewed 2026-10-02. Descriptions use source summaries where available, otherwise concise signature-based descriptions. Examples illustrate usage; they are not a live-game test.