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Advanced Inventory System
Turn your inventory backend into the real thing: a drag-and-drop grid, rich tooltips, an equipment paper-doll, a hotbar, and save/load.
11
Lessons
1800
XP Reward
Intermediate
Difficulty
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A slot inventory with stacking, drag and drop, tooltips and save data. A standalone Godot 4 project, MIT licensed.
godot-inventory-systemA scrollable grid of visual slots that refresh the instant the bag changes
Grab an item, drop it to merge a stack or swap two slots, with a floating preview
Rarity-colored tooltips that diff a hovered weapon against your equipped one
Drag gear onto a paper-doll and watch your stats update live
Bind potions to the number keys and slam them mid-fight
Write inventory, equipment, and hotbar to disk and load it back
Turn your inventory backend into the real thing: a drag-and-drop grid, rich tooltips, an equipment paper-doll, a hotbar, and save/load.
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