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How to get RN data?

Hi everyone. I want to get specified value in RN data. Not only numeric values but also string or other(if have) values, such as "curFR", "Type" or "vars[1]" in the pics attached.

I had try to use the command getstat() with @Matt Long's Answer. But I failed because I don't know how to set the 2nd and the 3rd parameters.

Any suggestion will be appreciated!

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Matt Long answered Adrian Haws edited

The values stored in the item's itemtype are not stats so the getstat() command won't help you here. There are a set of commands you can use to get this information if needed.

getitemsendto(item)
getitemstate(item)
getitemvar(item, 1)
getiteminvolved(item)

You can get the current, min, max, average and entry values by using the getstat command. Just change the 3rd parameter to either STAT_CURRENT, STAT_MIN, STAT_MAX, STAT_AVERAGE, STAT_COUNT.

getstat(node("Queue4", model()), "Content", STAT_AVERAGE)

Those stat nodes (the ones color purple) are actually tracked variables. Type defines how it stores and calculates the information it is given. If for some reason you need to know the type, you could use the getsdtvalue() command. But you have to call it on the tracked variable node itself:

getsdtvalue(stats_content(node("Queue3", model())), "type")

For more information on tracked variable types see the inittrackedvariable() command documentation.

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Matt, Thanks for your answer.

Your advice really helpful for getting item's itemtype. But I also want to know how to get string or other values in RN data, such as "Type" in "stats_content" you can see it in pic2.

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