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The examples below require merging an XML tag into an existing object. For more information about how to merge tags, refer to [[Modding:Objects]]. | |||
== Preset Inventory == | == Preset Inventory == | ||
Add an inventoryobject to the object | Add an inventoryobject to the object. | ||
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The examples below require merging an XML tag into an existing object. For more information about how to merge tags, refer to Modding:Objects.
Preset Inventory
Add an inventoryobject to the object.
<inventoryobject Blueprint="Lives1"></inventoryobject>
Random Inventory
The best modern way is to add a tag:
<tag Name="InventoryPopulationTable" Value="MyNewSnapjawPopulationTableWhatever"></tag>
...and add the matching population table via a populationtables.xml file in your mod.
Legacy Methods
Legacy methods that we've most deprecated in favor of population tables:
Builder classes directly on the inventory part:
<part Name="Inventory" Builder="InventoryChestJunk3or4"></part>
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