Inventory System

The inventory system manages player item storage with 28 slots (OSRS standard), stackable item support, drag-and-drop operations, OSRS-style context menus, and database persistence.

Inventory code lives in packages/shared/src/systems/shared/character/InventorySystem.ts and packages/client/src/game/systems/InventoryActionDispatcher.ts.

Core Constants

// From InventorySystem.ts
private readonly MAX_INVENTORY_SLOTS = 28;      // OSRS standard
private readonly AUTO_SAVE_INTERVAL = 30000;    // 30 seconds auto-save
private readonly MAX_COINS = 2147483647;        // Max 32-bit signed integer (OSRS cap)

Inventory Structure

Each player has a PlayerInventory containing:

interface PlayerInventory {
  items: InventoryItem[];      // Array of items (up to 28 slots)
  coins: number;               // Coin pouch balance (separate from items)
}

interface InventoryItem {
  id: string;                  // Unique instance ID
  itemId: string;              // Reference to item definition
  quantity: number;            // Stack quantity (1 for non-stackable)
  slot: number;                // Slot index (0-27)
  metadata: unknown | null;    // Custom item data
}

Money Pouch System

Hyperscape uses an RS3-style money pouch for protected coin storage:

Architecture

Money Pouch (characters.coins): Protected storage, doesn’t use inventory slots
Physical Coins (inventory with itemId='coins'): Stackable item, uses inventory slot

Coin Pouch Withdrawal

Players can withdraw coins from the money pouch to inventory:

// Client: Click coin pouch to open modal
<CoinPouch coins={coins} onWithdrawClick={openCoinModal} />

// Server: Handle withdrawal request
async function handleCoinPouchWithdraw(
  socket: ServerSocket,
  data: { amount: number; timestamp: number },
  world: World,
): Promise<void> {
  // 1. Rate limit check (10/sec)
  if (!getCoinPouchRateLimiter().check(playerId)) return;
  
  // 2. Timestamp validation (replay attack protection)
  const timestampResult = validateRequestTimestamp(data.timestamp);
  if (!timestampResult.valid) return;
  
  // 3. Amount validation
  if (!isValidQuantity(data.amount)) return;
  
  // 4. Atomic database transaction
  await db.drizzle.transaction(async (tx) => {
    // Lock character row
    const charRow = await tx.execute(
      sql`SELECT coins FROM characters WHERE id = ${playerId} FOR UPDATE`
    );
    
    // Check sufficient balance
    if (charRow.coins < amount) throw new Error("INSUFFICIENT_COINS");
    
    // Add to existing coins stack or create new
    if (existingStack) {
      if (wouldOverflow(existingStack.quantity, amount)) {
        throw new Error("STACK_OVERFLOW");
      }
      await tx.execute(
        sql`UPDATE inventory SET quantity = quantity + ${amount}
            WHERE playerId = ${playerId} AND itemId = 'coins'`
      );
    } else {
      // Find empty slot and insert
      await tx.insert(schema.inventory).values({
        playerId, itemId: "coins", quantity: amount, slotIndex: emptySlot
      });
    }
    
    // Deduct from pouch
    await tx.execute(
      sql`UPDATE characters SET coins = coins - ${amount} WHERE id = ${playerId}`
    );
  });
  
  // 5. Sync in-memory systems
  world.emit(EventType.INVENTORY_UPDATE_COINS, { playerId, coins: newBalance });
  await inventorySystem.reloadFromDatabase(playerId);
}

Security Features

Feature	Implementation	Purpose
Rate Limiting	10 requests/second	Prevents spam attacks
Timestamp Validation	±30 second window	Prevents replay attacks
Input Validation	Positive integers, max 2.1B	Prevents exploits
Overflow Protection	`wouldOverflow()` check	Prevents MAX_COINS overflow
Row Locking	`FOR UPDATE` in transaction	Prevents race conditions
Audit Logging	Logs withdrawals ≥1M coins	Security monitoring

UI Components

// CoinPouch component (extracted for reusability)
export function CoinPouch({ coins, onWithdrawClick }: CoinPouchProps) {
  const handleKeyDown = useCallback((e: React.KeyboardEvent) => {
    if (e.key === "Enter" || e.key === " ") {
      e.preventDefault();
      onWithdrawClick();
    }
  }, [onWithdrawClick]);

  return (
    <div
      role="button"
      tabIndex={0}
      onClick={onWithdrawClick}
      onKeyDown={handleKeyDown}
      aria-label={`Money pouch: ${coins.toLocaleString()} coins. Press Enter to withdraw.`}
      title="Click to withdraw coins to inventory"
    >
      {/* Coin pouch display */}
    </div>
  );
}

Accessibility Features:

role="button" for screen readers
tabIndex={0} for keyboard focus
Enter/Space key activation
Descriptive aria-label

Error Handling

// Error messages for withdrawal failures
const userMessages: Record<string, string> = {
  INSUFFICIENT_COINS: "Not enough coins in pouch",
  INVENTORY_FULL: "Your inventory is full",
  STACK_OVERFLOW: "Cannot stack that many coins",
  PLAYER_NOT_FOUND: "Character not found",
};

// Graceful sync failure handling
try {
  await inventorySystem.reloadFromDatabase(playerId);
  inventorySystem.emitInventoryUpdate(playerId);
} catch (syncError) {
  // Log but don't fail - transaction succeeded, player can relog to resync
  console.error(`Sync failed for player ${playerId}:`, syncError);
}

Testing: The coin pouch system has 32 comprehensive unit tests covering input validation, insufficient coins, inventory full, stack overflow, new stack creation, existing stack updates, and atomicity simulation.

Key Operations

Adding Items

// InventorySystem.addItem() flow:
// 1. Validate player exists and isn't in transaction
// 2. For stackable items, merge with existing stack
// 3. For non-stackable, find empty slot
// 4. Emit INVENTORY_UPDATED event
// 5. Schedule database persistence

async addItem(playerId: string, itemId: string, quantity: number): Promise<boolean> {
  const inventory = this.playerInventories.get(playerId);
  if (!inventory) return false;
  
  // Check transaction lock (bank, store operations block pickups)
  if (this.transactionLocks.has(playerId)) {
    console.warn(`[Inventory] Player ${playerId} locked - rejecting addItem`);
    return false;
  }
  
  const item = getItem(itemId);
  if (!item) return false;
  
  // Stackable: merge with existing
  if (item.stackable) {
    const existing = inventory.items.find(i => i.itemId === itemId);
    if (existing) {
      existing.quantity += quantity;
      this.emitUpdate(playerId);
      return true;
    }
  }
  
  // Find empty slot
  const emptySlot = this.findEmptySlot(inventory);
  if (emptySlot === -1) return false; // Inventory full
  
  inventory.items.push({
    id: generateUniqueId(),
    itemId,
    quantity,
    slot: emptySlot,
    metadata: null,
  });
  
  this.emitUpdate(playerId);
  return true;
}

Dropping Items

// Drop item from inventory to ground
async dropItem(data: { playerId: string; slot: number; quantity: number }): Promise<void> {
  const inventory = this.getInventory(data.playerId);
  const item = inventory.items.find(i => i.slot === data.slot);
  if (!item) return;
  
  const dropQuantity = Math.min(data.quantity, item.quantity);
  const player = this.world.entities.get(data.playerId);
  
  // Spawn ground item at player position
  const groundItemSystem = this.world.getSystem<GroundItemSystem>('ground-items');
  await groundItemSystem.spawnGroundItem(
    item.itemId,
    dropQuantity,
    player.position,
    {
      droppedBy: data.playerId,
      despawnTime: 60000,  // 60 seconds
      lootProtection: 0,   // No protection for dropped items
    }
  );
  
  // Remove from inventory
  this.removeItem({
    playerId: data.playerId,
    itemId: item.itemId,
    quantity: dropQuantity,
  });
}

Pickup Items

// Pickup ground item - with race condition protection
async pickupItem(data: { playerId: string; entityId: string }): Promise<void> {
  // Prevent double-pickup via locks
  if (this.pickupLocks.has(data.entityId)) return;
  this.pickupLocks.add(data.entityId);
  
  try {
    const groundItemSystem = this.world.getSystem<GroundItemSystem>('ground-items');
    const groundItem = groundItemSystem.getGroundItem(data.entityId);
    
    if (!groundItem) return;
    
    // Check loot protection
    if (!groundItemSystem.canPickup(data.entityId, data.playerId, this.world.currentTick)) {
      this.emitTypedEvent(EventType.UI_MESSAGE, {
        playerId: data.playerId,
        message: "You can't pick this up yet.",
        type: "error",
      });
      return;
    }
    
    // Try to add to inventory
    const success = await this.addItem(data.playerId, groundItem.itemId, groundItem.quantity);
    
    if (success) {
      groundItemSystem.removeGroundItem(data.entityId);
    } else {
      this.emitTypedEvent(EventType.UI_MESSAGE, {
        playerId: data.playerId,
        message: "Your inventory is full.",
        type: "error",
      });
    }
  } finally {
    this.pickupLocks.delete(data.entityId);
  }
}

Transaction Locking

For atomic operations like bank deposits, store purchases, and trades, the inventory system supports transaction locks:

// Lock prevents concurrent modifications
private transactionLocks = new Set<string>();

lockInventory(playerId: string): void {
  this.transactionLocks.add(playerId);
}

unlockInventory(playerId: string): void {
  this.transactionLocks.delete(playerId);
}

// While locked:
// - addItem() rejects new items
// - Auto-save skips this player
// - Only lock holder can modify

Database Persistence

Inventories are persisted to the database via the DatabaseSystem:

// Auto-save every 30 seconds
private startAutoSave(): void {
  this.saveInterval = setInterval(() => {
    this.performAutoSave();
  }, this.AUTO_SAVE_INTERVAL);
}

// Also saves on:
// - Player disconnect
// - Significant item changes
// - Server shutdown

async persistInventory(playerId: string): Promise<void> {
  const inventory = this.playerInventories.get(playerId);
  if (!inventory) return;
  
  const database = this.world.getSystem<DatabaseSystem>('database');
  await database.saveInventory(playerId, {
    items: inventory.items,
    coins: inventory.coins,
  });
}

Item Consumption

Food and Healing

Players can consume food items to restore health with OSRS-accurate mechanics:

// From PlayerSystem.ts - handleItemUsed()
// Food consumption flow:
// 1. Client sends useItem packet
// 2. Server validates eat delay (3 ticks = 1.8s cooldown)
// 3. Server validates item exists at slot
// 4. Server consumes food and applies healing
// 5. Server adds attack delay if in combat

// Eat delay constants (from CombatConstants.ts)
const EAT_DELAY_TICKS = 3;              // 1.8 seconds between foods
const EAT_ATTACK_DELAY_TICKS = 3;       // Added to attack cooldown when eating mid-combat
const MAX_HEAL_AMOUNT = 99;             // Security cap on healing

OSRS-Accurate Behavior: Food is consumed even at full health, and the eat delay applies regardless. Attack delay is only added if the player is already on attack cooldown.

Eat Delay Manager

The EatDelayManager tracks per-player eating cooldowns:

// From packages/shared/src/systems/shared/character/EatDelayManager.ts
class EatDelayManager {
  canEat(playerId: string, currentTick: number): boolean;
  recordEat(playerId: string, currentTick: number): void;
  getRemainingCooldown(playerId: string, currentTick: number): number;
  clearPlayer(playerId: string): void;
}

// Usage in PlayerSystem
if (!this.eatDelayManager.canEat(playerId, currentTick)) {
  // Show "You are already eating." message
  return;
}

this.eatDelayManager.recordEat(playerId, currentTick);
// Consume food and heal...

Combat Integration

When eating during combat, attack delay is added to prevent instant attacks:

// From PlayerSystem.ts - applyEatAttackDelay()
const isOnCooldown = combatSystem.isPlayerOnAttackCooldown(playerId, currentTick);

if (isOnCooldown) {
  // OSRS Rule: Only add delay if weapon is already on cooldown
  combatSystem.addAttackDelay(playerId, EAT_ATTACK_DELAY_TICKS);
}
// If weapon is ready, eating does NOT add delay

Context Menus

Inventory items support OSRS-style context menus with manifest-driven actions.

Manifest-Driven Actions

Items can define explicit inventoryActions in their manifest:

{
  "id": "shrimp",
  "name": "Shrimp",
  "type": "consumable",
  "healAmount": 3,
  "inventoryActions": ["Eat", "Use", "Drop", "Examine"]
}

The first action becomes the left-click default. If not specified, the system falls back to type-based detection.

Action Types

Action	Trigger	Description
Eat	Food items	Consumes food, heals HP, applies eat delay
Drink	Potions	Consumes potion, applies effects
Wield	Weapons, shields	Equips to weapon/shield slot
Wear	Armor	Equips to armor slot
Bury	Bones	Buries bones for Prayer XP
Use	Tools, misc	Enters targeting mode
Drop	Any item	Drops to ground
Examine	Any item	Shows examine text

Item Helpers

The item-helpers.ts module provides type detection utilities for OSRS-accurate inventory actions:

import { 
  isFood, 
  isPotion, 
  isBone, 
  isWeapon,
  isShield,
  usesWield, 
  usesWear, 
  isNotedItem,
  getPrimaryAction,
  getPrimaryActionFromManifest,
  HANDLED_INVENTORY_ACTIONS
} from '@hyperscape/shared';

// Type detection
isFood(item);        // Has healAmount, not a potion
isPotion(item);      // Contains "potion" in ID
isBone(item);        // ID is "bones" or ends with "_bones"
isWeapon(item);      // equipSlot is "weapon" or "2h", or has weaponType
isShield(item);      // equipSlot is "shield"
usesWield(item);     // Weapons and shields (uses "Wield" action)
usesWear(item);      // Armor (head, body, legs, etc.) (uses "Wear" action)
isNotedItem(item);   // Bank note (isNoted flag or "_noted" suffix)

// Get primary action (manifest-first with heuristic fallback)
const action = getPrimaryAction(item, isNoted);
// Returns: "eat" | "drink" | "bury" | "wield" | "wear" | "use"

// Get action from manifest only (no fallback)
const manifestAction = getPrimaryActionFromManifest(item);
// Returns: PrimaryActionType | null

// Check if action is handled
HANDLED_INVENTORY_ACTIONS.has("eat");  // true
// Set contains: eat, drink, bury, wield, wear, drop, examine, use

Testing: The item-helpers module has 510 lines of comprehensive unit tests covering all type detection functions and edge cases.

Context menus use OSRS-accurate color coding with centralized constants:

import { CONTEXT_MENU_COLORS } from '@hyperscape/shared';

CONTEXT_MENU_COLORS.ITEM;    // #ff9040 (orange) - Item names
CONTEXT_MENU_COLORS.NPC;     // #ffff00 (yellow) - NPC/mob names
CONTEXT_MENU_COLORS.OBJECT;  // #00ffff (cyan) - Scenery/objects
CONTEXT_MENU_COLORS.PLAYER;  // #ffffff (white) - Player names

Example Usage:

// Context menu with styled labels
{
  id: "eat",
  label: "Eat Shrimp",
  styledLabel: [
    { text: "Eat " },
    { text: "Shrimp", color: CONTEXT_MENU_COLORS.ITEM }
  ],
  enabled: true,
  priority: 1,
}

All interaction handlers (NPCInteractionHandler, MobInteractionHandler, ItemInteractionHandler, etc.) now use these centralized constants instead of hardcoded values.

Inventory Events

Event	Data	Description
`INVENTORY_UPDATED`	`playerId`, `items`, `coins`	Inventory changed
`INVENTORY_ITEM_ADDED`	`playerId`, `item`	Item added
`INVENTORY_ITEM_REMOVED`	`playerId`, `itemId`, `quantity`	Item removed
`INVENTORY_MOVE`	`playerId`, `fromSlot`, `toSlot`	Item slot changed
`INVENTORY_USE`	`playerId`, `itemId`, `slot`	Item used (food, potions)
`ITEM_USED`	`playerId`, `itemId`, `slot`, `itemData`	Item consumed (after validation)
`ITEM_PICKUP`	`playerId`, `entityId`, `itemId`	Player picking up item
`ITEM_DROP`	`playerId`, `slot`, `quantity`	Player dropping item

UI Features

Hover Tooltips

Inventory and equipment items show tooltips on hover:

// From InventoryPanel.tsx and EquipmentPanel.tsx
const [hoveredItem, setHoveredItem] = useState<{ itemId: string; slot: number } | null>(null);

// Tooltip displays:
// - Item name
// - Item stats (if equipment)
// - Examine text
// - Level requirements (if applicable)

<div
  onMouseEnter={() => setHoveredItem({ itemId, slot })}
  onMouseLeave={() => setHoveredItem(null)}
>
  {/* Item display */}
</div>

{hoveredItem && (
  <Tooltip item={getItem(hoveredItem.itemId)} position={mousePos} />
)}

Tooltip Features:

Follows mouse cursor
Shows item stats and bonuses
Displays level requirements
Includes examine text
Auto-hides on mouse leave

Click-to-Unequip

Equipment slots support left-click to unequip (OSRS-style):

// From EquipmentPanel.tsx
const handleSlotClick = (slot: EquipmentSlot) => {
  const equippedItem = equipment[slot];
  if (!equippedItem) return;
  
  // Send unequip request to server
  world.network?.send("unequipItem", {
    playerId: localPlayer.id,
    slot,
  });
};

// Renders as clickable slot
<div
  onClick={() => handleSlotClick("helmet")}
  style={{ cursor: "pointer" }}
>
  {/* Equipment item display */}
</div>

Unequip Behavior:

Left-click equipped item to unequip
Item moves to first available inventory slot
If inventory full, shows “Your inventory is full” message
Right-click still shows context menu with “Remove” option

This matches OSRS behavior where left-clicking equipment unequips it directly.

UI Integration

The client displays the inventory via InventoryPanel.tsx:

// Sidebar.tsx - subscribes to inventory updates
useEffect(() => {
  world.on(EventType.INVENTORY_UPDATED, (data) => {
    setInventory(data.items);
    setCoins(data.coins);
  });
}, [world]);

Features:

28-slot grid layout
Drag-and-drop item movement
OSRS-style right-click context menus with manifest-driven actions and colored labels
Left-click primary actions (Eat, Wield, Use, etc.) using getPrimaryAction()
Shift-click to drop (OSRS-style instant drop)
Invalid target feedback: “Nothing interesting happens.” when using item on invalid target
Stack quantity display with OSRS-style formatting
Coin pouch separate display
Cancel option always shown last in context menus
Performance optimizations: useMemo and useCallback for render efficiency

Context Menus

Manifest-Driven Actions

Items define their actions in items.json:

{
  "id": "cooked_shrimp",
  "name": "Cooked shrimp",
  "type": "consumable",
  "healAmount": 3,
  "inventoryActions": ["Eat", "Drop", "Examine"]
}

Action Ordering

Actions are ordered by priority (first action is left-click default):

// From item-helpers.ts
export const ACTION_PRIORITY = {
  eat: 1,      // Food primary action
  drink: 1,    // Potion primary action
  wield: 1,    // Weapon/shield primary action
  wear: 1,     // Armor primary action
  bury: 1,     // Bones primary action
  use: 2,      // Generic use action
  drop: 9,     // Always near bottom
  examine: 10, // Always last (before Cancel)
  cancel: 11,  // Always absolute last
};

InventoryActionDispatcher

The InventoryActionDispatcher is the single source of truth for handling inventory actions. It eliminates duplication between context menu selections and left-click primary actions:

// From packages/client/src/game/systems/InventoryActionDispatcher.ts
export function dispatchInventoryAction(
  action: string,
  ctx: InventoryActionContext,
): ActionResult {
  const { world, itemId, slot, quantity = 1 } = ctx;
  const localPlayer = world.getPlayer();

  if (!localPlayer) {
    return { success: false, message: "No local player" };
  }

  switch (action) {
    case "eat":
    case "drink":
      // Server-authoritative consumption via useItem packet
      world.network?.send("useItem", { itemId, slot });
      return { success: true };

    case "bury":
      world.network?.send("buryBones", { itemId, slot });
      return { success: true };

    case "wield":
    case "wear":
      world.network?.send("equipItem", {
        playerId: localPlayer.id,
        itemId,
        inventorySlot: slot,
      });
      return { success: true };

    case "drop":
      world.network?.send("dropItem", { itemId, slot, quantity });
      return { success: true };

    case "examine":
      const examineText = itemData?.examine || `It's a ${itemId}.`;
      world.emit(EventType.UI_TOAST, { message: examineText, type: "info" });
      // Also add to chat (OSRS-style game message)
      world.chat?.add({
        id: uuid(),
        from: "",
        body: examineText,
        createdAt: new Date().toISOString(),
        timestamp: Date.now(),
      });
      return { success: true };

    case "use":
      // Enter targeting mode for "Use X on Y" interactions
      world.emit(EventType.ITEM_ACTION_SELECTED, {
        playerId: localPlayer.id,
        actionId: "use",
        itemId,
        slot,
      });
      return { success: true };

    case "cancel":
      // Intentional no-op - menu already closed by EntityContextMenu
      return { success: true };

    default:
      // Warn for unhandled actions (helps catch manifest typos)
      console.warn(`Unhandled action: "${action}" for item "${itemId}"`);
      return { success: false, message: `Unhandled action: ${action}` };
  }
}

Testing: The dispatcher has 333 lines of comprehensive unit tests covering all action types, error handling, and edge cases.

Equipment System Integration

The inventory system integrates with the equipment system for atomic equip/unequip operations that prevent item duplication.

Atomic Equip Operation

// From packages/shared/src/systems/shared/character/EquipmentSystem.ts
async equipItem(playerId: string, itemId: string, inventorySlot: number): Promise<boolean> {
  // 1. Acquire transaction lock
  if (!this.acquireLock(playerId)) return false;
  
  try {
    // 2. Remove from inventory FIRST (prevents duplication)
    const removed = await inventorySystem.removeItemDirect(playerId, {
      itemId,
      slot: inventorySlot,
      quantity: 1,
    });
    
    if (!removed) {
      return false;  // Abort if removal fails
    }
    
    // 3. Equip to slot
    this.setEquipmentSlot(playerId, slot, itemId);
    
    return true;
  } finally {
    this.releaseLock(playerId);
  }
}

Atomic Unequip Operation

async unequipItem(playerId: string, slot: EquipmentSlot): Promise<boolean> {
  // 1. Check inventory has space BEFORE unequipping
  if (!inventorySystem.hasSpace(playerId, 1)) {
    return false;
  }
  
  // 2. Acquire transaction lock
  if (!this.acquireLock(playerId)) return false;
  
  try {
    // 3. Clear equipment slot FIRST (prevents item loss)
    const itemId = this.getEquippedItem(playerId, slot);
    this.clearEquipmentSlot(playerId, slot);
    
    // 4. Add to inventory
    const added = await inventorySystem.addItemDirect(playerId, {
      itemId,
      quantity: 1,
    });
    
    if (!added) {
      // Rollback: restore equipment slot
      this.setEquipmentSlot(playerId, slot, itemId);
      return false;
    }
    
    return true;
  } finally {
    this.releaseLock(playerId);
  }
}

New InventorySystem Helper Methods

// From packages/shared/src/systems/shared/character/InventorySystem.ts

/**
 * Check if inventory has space for items
 */
hasSpace(playerId: string, slotsNeeded: number): boolean;

/**
 * Verify item exists at specific slot
 */
hasItemAtSlot(playerId: string, itemId: string, slot: number): boolean;

/**
 * Synchronous removal with return value (for atomic operations)
 */
removeItemDirect(playerId: string, params: RemoveItemParams): boolean;

/**
 * Synchronous add with return value (for atomic operations)
 */
addItemDirect(playerId: string, params: AddItemParams): boolean;

Key Safety Features:

Transaction locks prevent concurrent equip/unequip race conditions
Order of operations prevents both duplication and item loss:
- Equip: Remove from inventory FIRST, then equip
- Unequip: Clear equipment FIRST, then add to inventory
Rollback on failure restores state if operation fails
Inventory validation checks space before unequipping

Equipment System (equip/unequip mechanics)
Bank System (bank storage)
Trading System (player-to-player trading)
Ground Items & Loot (item drops)
Item Data Structure (item definitions)
Combat System (eat delay mechanics)

​Inventory System

​Core Constants

​Inventory Structure

​Money Pouch System

​Architecture

​Coin Pouch Withdrawal

​Security Features

​UI Components

​Error Handling

​Key Operations

​Adding Items

​Dropping Items

​Pickup Items

​Transaction Locking

​Database Persistence

​Item Consumption

​Food and Healing

​Eat Delay Manager

​Combat Integration

​Context Menus

​Manifest-Driven Actions

​Action Types

​Item Helpers

​Context Menu Colors

​Inventory Events

​UI Features

​Hover Tooltips

​Click-to-Unequip

​UI Integration

​Context Menus

​Manifest-Driven Actions

​Action Ordering

​InventoryActionDispatcher

​Equipment System Integration

​Atomic Equip Operation

​Atomic Unequip Operation

​New InventorySystem Helper Methods

​Related Documentation

Inventory System

Core Constants

Inventory Structure

Money Pouch System

Architecture

Coin Pouch Withdrawal

Security Features

UI Components

Error Handling

Key Operations

Adding Items

Dropping Items

Pickup Items

Transaction Locking

Database Persistence

Item Consumption

Food and Healing

Eat Delay Manager

Combat Integration

Context Menus

Manifest-Driven Actions

Action Types

Item Helpers

Context Menu Colors

Inventory Events

UI Features

Hover Tooltips

Click-to-Unequip

UI Integration

Context Menus

Manifest-Driven Actions

Action Ordering

InventoryActionDispatcher

Equipment System Integration

Atomic Equip Operation

Atomic Unequip Operation

New InventorySystem Helper Methods

Related Documentation