Runtime container
Inventory stores the player items.
Inventory System
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The inventory system is one of the clearest released modules in the current scan. It has runtime storage, item definitions, UI presenters, input handling and save/load hooks.
Key Features
Section titled “Key Features”Item data
InventoryItem, InventoryKeyItem and the display data classes define the content.
UI layer
InventoryDisplay, InventoryDetails, InventoryHotbar and related presenters handle presentation.
Persistence
SerializedInventory and the save-state integration keep inventory data across sessions.
Getting Started
Section titled “Getting Started”- Create or reuse the inventory container.
- Add the UI presenters you actually need.
- Route item pickup through
ItemPicker. - Use the inventory-specific input manager for slot navigation.
Documentation
Section titled “Documentation”The implementation notes live in the inventory runtime files and the system page at
/systems/inventory-system/.
Important files
Section titled “Important files”Inventory.csInventoryItem.csItemPicker.csSerializedInventory.csInventoryInputManager.csInventoryDisplay.csInventoryHotbar.csInventoryFeedbackRelay.cs
Q: Does loot live inside inventory?A: No. The module explicitly separates loot spawn from inventory storage.
Media Suggestions
Section titled “Media Suggestions”- Screenshot: Inventory grid in the Inspector.
- Screenshot: Hotbar and detail panel in Play Mode.
- GIF: Item pickup and UI refresh flow.
- Video: Basic inventory setup walkthrough.
- Diagram: Loot spawn → item pickup → inventory storage → save state.
Changelog
Section titled “Changelog”- Keep this page aligned with the inventory runtime and UI changes.
- Add a product-specific changelog when the module ships independently.
Asset Store
Section titled “Asset Store”- Future product page placeholder until this module ships independently.
- Use the current Unity Asset Store home link as a temporary CTA.