Inventory

Type an amount in the box at the top and drag: only that part moves. With 0, everything moves.

Right-click sends it to the other side. Ctrl + right-click sends half. Double-click uses it.

Drop an item on a button. Give opens the nearby players list; throw tosses it by hand; place puts it in the world as a real prop.

Search lights up what you want and dims the rest, ignoring accents and capitals. Next to it, sort groups everything (weapons first) without touching your 1-5 bar.

Hover it: weight, description and its data (the ID with a name, the bag with its cash, the weapon with serial and ammo). The little bar is its condition: food goes off and weapons wear. The background colour is its rarity.

Purple: special items you don't find just anywhere.

Grey: everyday things. You can also leave items with no rarity and no colour.

In the style studio, each player can turn on "Rarity outline": rare items also get a border in their colour, like in this demo.

Three come built in, but in /inventoryconfig → Item rules you create your own with a name and colour (up to 30), and assign them to any item from /inventorycreator.

Each recipe has its crafting time and, if you want, a chance to succeed. Hover to see it.

Create benches and recipes from /inventorycreator in game: mark the spot, add recipes, done.

The card shows damage, fire rate, accuracy, range and magazine.

If you hold another weapon, it is compared with it: the ghost bar is yours, and the difference shows green when better and red when worse.

Ammo is just another item. Each type reloads its weapons (pistol, rifle, shotgun…) and you can make a universal ammo that fits them all.

With the weapon in hand, R reloads using ammo from your inventory. You choose whether each reload leaves exactly one magazine or adds magazines, and whether each ammo item is one bullet or a whole magazine.

Every shot uses a little durability, at a different rate for each weapon (and you can make some never wear). At zero the weapon is broken and won't fire.

Fix it with a repair kit, which adds a percentage each time, or at repair points, which bring it to 100% for its price.

Click your weapon and press the attachments button: the weapon appears in front of you, its details on one side, the attachments you carry below and a slot for each part.

Drag the attachment from your bag to its slot. It is fitted at once and you see it on the weapon.

Drag the fitted attachment onto "Remove attachment" and it goes back to your inventory.

Paste an image link and your weapon is painted with it. With a preview before saving.

When a script asks for something (a lockpick to open, a drill to rob…), you see exactly what you need at the bottom.

A card shows who is asking, with a countdown. E accepts, G declines.

Each player puts in their offer and sees the other offer live. The trade only happens when both confirm.

You drag your repair kit into your offer. Sam puts in two gold bars and confirms. You confirm and the swap happens: the alerts tell you what went out and what came in.

If someone doesn’t confirm, nothing happens: everyone keeps their own.

At the workbench you already have what the recipe needs: 5 iron and 3 plastic. You drag the recipe to your pockets and in a few seconds the lockpick is yours.

With their hands up they can't do a thing: you take the watch and the cash.

Drop the watch on its price and the money comes in at once: watch it go up on the right.