gInventory - Upcoming Inventory System for the Asset Store

Hey Guys!

I'm working on a new inventory system for the asset store. My goal is to make an inventory system that can be used for a wide variety of uses and projects. Most of the inspiration from the system comes from the inventories of Rust, Don't Starve, and Minecraft. I want to make an inventory system that you can easily plug into your game.

I've only been working on it for the past week, but here is what I got.







Current Features:

• Multiple Inventory Containers - Does you're player need a main inventory and a extra backpack? Perfect, we got it!
• Customization Containers - Number of slots, slot spacing, outside spacing, slot size
• Place the container just where you want it - Alignment and Offset variables already built in!
• Custom Skins - Add whatever artwork you want. Each container can be different or the same, it's up to you.
• Item List - Add all your items and their properties to one master list.
• Stackable Items - Like items can stack. You have control over how many go in one stack.
• Edit in the Inspector - Change the entire layout quickly and easily.

Coming Soon:

• Tooltips
• Dragable windows
• Container Title
• Hotkey to Inventory Slots (Minecraft)
• Custom Inspector
• A few sample GUI Skins
• Infinite Stacks - Cause why not?
• Much more! What do you want?

The system is built in C#, and for right now I'm using the default Unity GUI system. I still have a lot of features to implement, but I wanted to make a post to get feedback from you guys. What would you guys want from an inventory system. What features are must-haves? What features would you like to see?

 

I LOVE IT! Is it ready for purchase? Skype me at: liljj411

 

No, it's not ready yet, but I'm glad to hear you're interested!

What are some features that you would like to see in it?

 

How much will it cost?

 

Will it contain events to make easy programming ? Like object drag and drop form inventory 1 to inventory 2.
Can we show , hide inventory panels as we want ?