True Sorted Inventory v0.6.0

True Sorted Inventory v0.6.0

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True Sorted Inventory improves the way inventories are sorted by introducing additional groups and categories without changing item names. It also provides item set badges, orders alchemical products by quality, and offers cumulative stack weight and price displays.

With more than 20 equippable slots, Kingdom Come Deliverance II requires more involved inventory management than games built around about four equippable slots. Rather than depending on renamed item names, True Sorted Inventory places items into groups according to their intended use.

Features

• The vanilla inventory headings are expanded into more detailed categories.
• Any content not specifically mentioned below remains unedited and works as it does in vanilla. Women’s clothing remains in the “Other Clothing” category because it is not equippable.

Weapons:

• Longswords, Shortswords <- Swords
• Axes, Maces <- Blunt/Heavy Weapons
• Shields -> UNCHANGED
• Polearms -> UNCHANGED
• Bows, Crossbows, Firearms <- Ranged
• Arrows, Bolts, Ammo <- Ammo
• Other Weapons -> UNCHANGED

Armor:

• Helmets, Coifs, Collars, Hoods, Caps are under Head
• Plate, Chainmail, Gambesons, Coats, Tunics, Belts & Pouches are under Body
• Arms and Hands are grouped under Arms
• Cuisses, Hoses, Shoes, Spurs are grouped under Legs

Horse Equipment:

• Bridles, Torso, Saddles, Horseshoes are included under Horse

Other Items:

• Repair Kits and Utilities are placed under Utilities
• Herbs, Dried Herbs, Alchemy are placed under Alchemy

Starting with v0.6.0, inventory lists and the item details panel show badges on items that belong to an item set. The supported sets are:

• The “Lion Crest” DLC’s Brunswick Armor set
• The “Gallant Huntsman” DLC’s Master Huntsman set
• The four shields included in the “Shields of Season Passing” DLC
• The Warhorse Armor set from the PROS Twitch drops
• The Cutpurse’s armour set from the PROS Twitch drops

• The inventory panels receive a cosmetic edit only; the items themselves have not been changed in any way.
• The game does not seem to give each item set a special attribute or tag. Consequently, the sets and their items were assembled manually. Additional sets may be added later, while the current list serves as the baseline for this feature.
• Unique items do not have a separate listing at present. Because the game does not tag them in a specific way, listing them would mean manually adding every one of them.

Since version 0.5.0, potions and other alchemical products have been sorted by quality instead of being arranged purely alphabetically. The process uses the unique identifiers of the items and does not use localization strings, preserving displayed names and allowing the feature to work in every language without extra translations.

A potion’s regular version is sorted alphabetically alongside all other inventory items. The other quality tiers appear near the regular tier and follow quality order, including “Weak Saviour Schapps”, “Strong Saviour Schnapps”, and “Henry’s Saviour Schnapps”.

All alchemy products with different quality tiers are affected by this feature: potions, poisons, and perfumes. NO OTHER ITEMS ARE AFFECTED.

Normally, the game shows unitary weight and prices even when a stack contains similar items. When the relevant column is used for sorting, the mod adds modes that display the stack’s cumulative total weight or price.

• Sorting by the “weight” column displays the stack’s cumulative weight.
• Sorting by the “price” column displays the stack’s cumulative price.
• Every other column, including the default “name”, shows vanilla unitary values. Weight sorting does not stack prices, and price sorting does not stack weight.

Compatibility

The following vanilla files are edited by this mod:

• Libs/UI/ApseInventoryList.gfx
• Libs/UI/ItemSelection.gfx
• Libs/UI/ItemTransfer.gfx

Mods that do not edit these same files should not cause problems.

True Sorted Inventory has rules for all vanilla items, intended to put each one into its intended new category. It determines categorization from the item’s UIName attribute.

Custom UIName attributes supplied by other third-party mods are not known to True Sorted Inventory, so those items cannot be categorized reliably unless a particular naming convention is used.

For new items added by your mod to follow True Sorted Inventory categorization rules, consult the “GUIDE – Making other mods compatible with TSI” document in the downloads section. The document provides the information required for compatibility.

Items from other mods function in-game whether or not they have been made compatible with TSI. Without compatibility, they keep their vanilla category, and no gameplay problems occur.

Installation

1. Unpack the archive into /path/to/Kingdom Come Deliverance II/Mods/.
2. Start the game.

Requirements

Every language supported by the game is included, so no third-party translations are required.

Compatibility with Kingdom Come Deliverance

Players of KCD1 can use A Real Sorted Inventory (ARSI) by Linkester, which provides this functionality in the first game.