[Solved] Is there any way to convert AssetID to CatalogID?

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#1

I know you can convert CatalogID to AssetID using InsertService, but I was wondering if you could do it the other way around? Trying to fetch the price of a shirt from just the AssetID.

#2

you could use :GetProductInfo

Code example:

local MS = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local AssetId = 174750655
local ProductInfo = MS:GetProductInfo(AssetId)
print(ProductInfo.PriceInRobux)
#3

I thought of this, however when applied to a Shirt instance the AssetID or CatalogID is converted to a TextureID for the shirt texture itself.

print(mps:GetProductInfo(5809687545))

returns

 {
                    ["AssetId"] = 5809687545,
                    ["AssetTypeId"] = 11,
                    ["ContentRatingTypeId"] = 0,
                    ["Created"] = "2020-10-10T01:23:54.197Z",
                    ["Creator"] =  ▶ {...},
                    ["Description"] = "cute pants to match: https://www.roblox.com/catalog/7507676338/cute-halloween-pumpkin-set-pants-spooky-boo-ghost",
                    ["IconImageAssetId"] = 0,
                    ["IsForSale"] = true,
                    ["IsLimited"] = false,
                    ["IsLimitedUnique"] = false,
                    ["IsNew"] = false,
                    ["IsPublicDomain"] = false,
                    ["MinimumMembershipLevel"] = 0,
                    ["Name"] = "🦇🎃halloween bloody cardigan boo vintage vamp y2k",
                    ["PriceInRobux"] = 8,
                    ["ProductId"] = 1105245797,
                    ["ProductType"] = "User Product",
                    ["Sales"] = 0,
                    ["TargetId"] = 5809687545,
                    ["Updated"] = "2021-10-11T15:06:26.277Z"
                 }

However,

print(mps:GetProductInfo(script.Clothing.ShirtTemplate:sub(33)))

(The same shirt, but on an Instance)

returns

{
                    ["AssetId"] = 5809687517,
                    ["AssetTypeId"] = 1,
                    ["ContentRatingTypeId"] = 0,
                    ["Created"] = "2020-10-10T01:23:53.727Z",
                    ["Creator"] =  ▶ {...},
                    ["Description"] = "Shirt Image",
                    ["IconImageAssetId"] = 0,
                    ["IsForSale"] = false,
                    ["IsLimited"] = false,
                    ["IsLimitedUnique"] = false,
                    ["IsNew"] = false,
                    ["IsPublicDomain"] = false,
                    ["MinimumMembershipLevel"] = 0,
                    ["Name"] = "bloody cardigan short sleeve",
                    ["ProductId"] = 0,
                    ["Sales"] = 0,
                    ["TargetId"] = 0,
                    ["Updated"] = "2020-10-10T01:23:53.77Z"
                 }
#4

Ended up using HumanoidDescription.