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# Inventory

## Overview

The inventory is the collection of digital items on the ship.  Some items are used by other systems (e.g. ammo for the weapons).

The inventory is used primarily in the [Synthesis Lab](/infinity-command/crew-stations/synthesis-lab.md) for now, but it will probably be expanded over time to include cargo bays, shuttles, transfers, and other inventory management features.

## Inventory Items

Every possible inventory item is defined by a JSON file inside the [Content Pack](/infinity-command/getting-started/content-pack.md)'s `Inventory` subfolder.  There are two types of inventory items:  **Raw Materials**, and **Finished Goods**.

### Raw Materials

Raw materials are items that can be combined into other items.

<details>

<summary>Sample JSON definition for a raw material inventory item:</summary>

```
{
  "Id": "AntimatterCell",
  "Label": "Antimatter Cell",
  "IconPath": "Misc/sample.png"
}
```

</details>

### Finished Goods

Finished goods are higher value, more complex items.  They can be created by combining multiple raw materials together, as defined in the finished good's "blueprint."  The blueprint specifies what other items (and how many) are needed.

<details>

<summary>Sample JSON definition of a finished good that includes a blueprint:</summary>

```
{
  "id": "VoidTorpedo",
  "label": "Void Torpedo",
  "IconPath": "Symbols/reticle.png",
  "Blueprint": [
    {
      "Id": "AntimatterCell",
      "Quantity": 2
    },
    {
      "Id": "XenoniteCasing",
      "Quantity": 1
    },
    {
      "Id": "PowerBank",
      "Quantity": 1
    },
    {
      "Id": "GuidanceSystem",
      "Quantity": 1
    },
    {
      "Id": "CircuitBoard",
      "Quantity": 2
    }
  ]
}

```

</details>

## Inventory Slots

Just because an inventory item is defined, that doesn't necessarily mean you want it cluttering up your ship.  The ship's config file specifies which inventory items you care about, how many you start with, and what your max capacity is.

<details>

<summary>Sample inventory slot specification in the Ship's config file:</summary>

```
"Inventory": {
	"StartingSlots": [
		{
			"Id": "AntimatterCell",
			"Quantity": 68,
			"Capacity": 80
		},
		{
			"Id": "BeamModulator",
			"Quantity": 36,
			"Capacity": 60
		},
		{
			"Id": "CarbonFiber",
			"Quantity": 75,
			"Capacity": 90
		}
	]
}
```

</details>


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