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Native item container support #729
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Comment from @enochscion There used to be an Item Collections/Containers module that provided the functionality of having bags, chests, bags of holding--whatever you wanted, that could contain other items and coinage. The module still exists but doesn't work right anymore. It would be wonderful if this sort of functionality could be implemented in the core 5e system. Otherwise we still have to manually do math to determine if characters actually have the right containers to hold all of their items, and various other things are quite awkward to accomplish. |
…tained items on actor sheets, sidebar, and compendius
… rather than container
…tained items on actor sheets, sidebar, and compendius
… rather than container
…tained items on actor sheets, sidebar, and compendius
@arbron is this still in progress? Last update seems to be from july 2023. If you are busy with other stuff, I could try and see if I can do it |
It is still in progress, and should be ready for 2.5, but thank you for the offer |
[#729] Add container to PhysicalItemTemplate, improve how item weight is calculated
[#729] Add custom container sheet, hide contained items on actor sheet
[#729] Add container support to sidebar & compendiums
[#729] Various small fixes to containers
[#729] Fix container ordering being lost on importing
Originally in GitLab by @saethone
Native support for item containers such as backpacks and belt pouches, with weight tracking and visibility of items from the item tab (including collapsing and expanding to view inside, instead of opening a separate item sheet as is the case currently through the support of another module)
(example of a backpack in pathfinder 2e system)
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