So I’m working on an inventory system, but I was wondering about adding a max for how many items can go in one slot. I don’t think I’ll actually implement it, but I would like to know for the expansion of my BRAIN.
For my inventory I have two number lists, one for the id of an item in a slot and the other for the quantity. The problem is, when adding or subtracting an item use the “find” input to get the index of the id that I want to add or subtract.
The function I want to add would select the index of the next stack of the item I want if the first stack is full (similar to Minecraft or Terraria).
My question is if there is a way to find the second iteration of an item in a list using the find function, or something similar that I would be able to use in flowlab?
Whenever you pick up an item increase a number by 1, when you use that item decrease it by 1. (every item would have its one specific number)
I should mention, I have all the quantities in a list (for ease of use and saving).
The problem is when there are multiple of the same kind of object, I don’t know the index of the item to change
Maybe change the index of the object slightly for duplicates? like put a 1 next to it, and then a 2 or something like that?
Using a switch and individual globals you should be able to track if an item slot has the cap of items and turn the switch off.
the most ive been able to do is a soft cap. basically it can go over your cap but after it equals the cap or goes over it it will stop adding numbers. (or, in your case, items) i have it in one of my work-in-progress games, it took a while to wrestle out, as i prefer not to ask for help when i can.
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