I don’t know how to code or UI, I mostly do modeling and I need a tarkov like inventory system/ looting system with dropping and stacking system. Could you guys help me out?
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Maybe some cool GUIs, textures/decals, fully scripted, its not a “quick job”, based on lot of data from a DataStore and inGame data, I insist… lot of work and of course know how to code and build UIs. Having knowledge of all related possible instances and remotes/functions etc…
So, one approach could be,
- Learning to code and build GUIs along with inventory handling, DSS
- or a module/tool idk, I dont know about external stuff
If you are really interested on achieving that, go deep into scripting and GUIs building, theres lot of documentation and tutorials
Thank you, Dev_Peashie.
I know you couldn’t help a lot but I appreciate your effort in responding. It is a hard thing to do, and requires deep knowlege in coding, which I lack at the moment. Once again, thank you for replying.
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No problem, Im glad to help, even if its not really helpful xD
Btw I edited my message… idk why I typed AIs instead of GUIs… probably I was sleepy, but, the rest of the message is correct 
One approach can be using a huge table of 1 and 0 to see if that space it already occupied.
local mainInventory = {
{0, 0, 0, 0, 0},
{0, 0, 0, 0, 0},
{0, 0, 0, 0, 0},
{0, 0, 0, 0, 0},
{0, 0, 0, 0, 0}
}
—-This represents that the mainInventroy has 5x5 stash, and all slots are not being occupied.
local smallRig = {
{0, X, 0, X, 0},
{0, X, 0, X, 0},
}
local gunSlotsNeed = {3, 2}
—- This says that you need at least 3 connected rows of 0s and 2 connected columns of 0s to place this item in your stash.
You can use these 1s and 0s and just playing with it.
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Hey there, I’m also trying to make something similar. If the 0’s become 1’s does that mean something is occupying that slot? Thank you
Yea most likely. It’s a quick way to determine if a slot is occupied or not. It’s like a true/false statement but shorter.