Inventory

About Inventory

The LitCraft inventory as a standalone app. It is a tool, not a game — there is no score and no reward claim. It reads your real inventory from the server and changes it, so anything you move here is moved everywhere: in the other arches, and in the LitCraft native client.

There are four places items live. The Use Bar is a single row of ten slots for what you are actively using. Above it are four grid pages of six by thirteen and the Expansion grid, a much larger area of twenty-nine by sixty-four slots that opens showing the whole grid; zoom it with two fingers or the mouse wheel and drag it around — every page is open from the start, nothing has to be unlocked. Finally the Satchel is an overflow list for anything that does not fit in a grid. The two round buttons beside the Use Bar switch the screen between the Inventory and the Satchel list; one of the two is always shown.

Tap an item to select it — it pulses while it is held — then tap an empty slot, or a slot holding the same item, to move one of it there. After a tap moves one, a small panel with a slider, minus and plus buttons and a count lets you move many at once; tapping again still moves one at a time. Scrolling, dragging or pinching a grid never places the held item. Every list and grid that scrolls shows its scroll bar.

Items are moved by dragging, including between pages and into the Satchel. Stacks can be split by amount rather than moved whole, and the Satchel supports bulk import and export for moving a lot at once. Items occupy real shapes on the grid, so packing matters.

Item artwork is fetched live from the platform rather than shipped with the app, so newly added LitCraft items appear without the arche needing an update.