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  • πŸ•ΉοΈSystems Intro
    • Game Controls
    • User Interface
    • Item Sprite Generation
  • πŸ“¦Asset Data
    • How Asset Data works
    • Using Asset Data
    • Creating an Asset Database
    • Known Issues
  • πŸ“‘Traits
    • Containers & Items
    • Roles
  • πŸ”«Gamemodes
    • Adding objectives
    • Adding game modes
  • πŸŽ₯Roles
    • Adding a new role
    • Adding a new permission
  • πŸ–οΈInteractions
    • Interactions Guide
  • 🧰Containers
    • Using containers in game
    • Setting up a container
      • Fields description
      • Networking a container
      • Custom storage conditions
    • FAQ
  • πŸ‘œInventories
    • Developer Guide
  • πŸ—ΊοΈTilemaps
    • Creating Maps
    • Adding new items & objects
      • Adjacency Connections
    • Technical Implementation
    • Refactor notes
    • Interface
  • πŸ’Entities
    • 🩲Character Customization
  • πŸ›‹οΈLobby
  • πŸ› οΈCrafting
  • πŸ’¬Chat
    • Channels
      • Department specific channels
      • Distance based channels
  • πŸ“£Audios
  • πŸ”ŽExamine
    • How it works
    • Setting up a game object to be examinable
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🧰Containers

The container & inventory system. How to set them up and use in-game.

Containers are the virtual representation of a space in which items might fit.

Containers are currently equivalent to Rectangle grid of slots, where one can put items in. (add picture here)

The number of items a container can contain depends on the grid size.

A container with a 5x5 size will be able to contain as much as 25 items.

Items themselves have a size and therefore, can take multiple slots.

Containers are synchronized among clients, meaning that when one client modify a container, all other clients observing this container will see it changed.

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