The KEMO Storage System allows PCs to store up to 1000 items (excluding containers) by speaking to a deposit box NPC.
This is based on the Consignment/Auction system, and has some of the same features, such as the ability to do searches for storage contents (for example, type in "Recipe" and it will show all of your stored recipes) and the ability to Examine stored items without retrieving them.
(The storage system has been optimized by Tamons, who helped optimize the auctioneer.)
TO IMPLEMENT:
* Import the ERF into your module.
* Place the storage placeable and NPC near one another in one of the module's areas (the placeable and NPC are under the KEMO Auction category, which will already exist if you're using the other system).
* Bake and serve.
UPDATE 11/11/09 (version 1.1):
* may now store up to 1,000 items
* Scroll Case interface is now included as a separate download. Activate the scroll case and a GUI opens up that lets you deposit/retrieve spell scrolls into the case, organized by spell type and level. The GUI identifies it as a Thayan Scroll Case, but this can be modified in the XML file easily.
UPDATE 4/3/10 (scroll case 1.1):
* Added scripts missing from scroll case download
the link for kemo_storage_1.0.hak seems to be broken...could you please resubmit it? thank you
Posted by Dethia at 2010-10-07 04:44:17 Voted 10.00 on 10/07/10
awsome possums
Posted by shockwolf at 2010-07-15 19:27:57 Voted 8.50 on 07/15/10
8.50 Excellent, Recommended to Anyone running a multiplayer server vault game.
I am using this on Wulverheim, great work! Would be even better if it could store gold as well. _________________________ ShockWolF - Author of Wulverheim
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Posted by DM Nessuno at 2010-04-03 08:03:20 Voted 10.00 on 04/03/10
Oustanding work!
Players of Abeir-Toril are delighted.
Posted by erikbreau at 2010-02-18 06:46:34 Voted 9.75 on 02/18/10
Added to Europa, already use the chairs and auction system. Brilliant as always. However, one glitch, the GUI [retrieve] button is missing a 2d texture image. Minor issue, but should be addressed.
Phenomenal work as always!
Erik.
Posted by KHart115 at 2009-09-25 23:14:40 Voted 10.00 on 09/25/09
This is a clean and solid replacement of the once commonly used persistent chests.
The UI is very friendly, and I have yet to encounter any issues thus far.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. You've brought us a step further out of the dark ages KEMO. _________________________ nwnhaven.com
Sceer: There are no hooks for storage purchase at the moment, as it didn't even occur to me, but that's a great idea and shouldn't be too hard to implement. Right now, the maximum that can be stored is 500 items, after which point the game engine chokes on "too many instructions" while trying to display. The 500 items limit right now is hard coded, but it could be read off of a variable, which could be set by conversation with an NPC (for example). Additionally, it is possible to make more than 500 item storage possible by making multiple storage "boxes" for each PC. This would take a little more scripting but I've done it before for a different PW-specific storage system. The drawback would be the proliferation of database files (since I'd want to keep the boxes separate, in the event of failure). _________________________ KEMO Auctions | KEMO Beds and Tables | KEMO Bio | KEMO Custom Animations | KEMO Custom Chairs | KEMO Experience Award System | KEMO Jukebox | KEMO PC Scry | KEMO Storage System Kingdom of Haven admin
Posted by nicethugbert at 2009-09-23 21:10:08 Voted 10.00 on 09/23/09
Looks like quality stuff as usual, Kemo. I haven't had a chance to download it and look at it (I'm at work). But are there hooks for the purchase of storage by PCs and can you limit the number of items that can be stored? _________________________ Tales of Moonsea
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