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Inventory System v1.3 available

February 4, 2024

Another Inventory System release, and this time we’ve added support for persistence through serialization of inventory data.

Features:

  • Inventories can now be serialized/deserialized for saving/loading.
  • The InventoryUIControls in the tour debounce when setting the inventory size to reduce node churn when adjusting settings wildly.

Bug fixes:

  • Expiration extension now supports inventories without gaps
  • The ItemUseDebugger handles null items properly
  • Assigning a new GGItemCollection to an inventory properly results in items_changed() signal.

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