Core Inventory & Tool-tip

Core Inventory System is a complete, flexible, and beginner-friendly inventory and equipment framework built for Unity.

Whether you're creating an RPG, survival game, action adventure, or prototype, this system gives you a full working inventory setup out-of-the-box — while still being clean, extensible, and fully customizable.

Built using ScriptableObjects, clean UI architecture, and modular code, this system can be adapted to a wide range of gameplay styles. Equip armor, assign weapons, stack consumables, show item details with a dynamic tooltip, and visually spawn equipped gear on the player.

Features

• Click-to-equip / unequip equipment system
• Visual equipment preview (spawns models on the demo character)
• Scrollable inventory grid UI
• Item filtering by category (Weapons, Armor, Consumables, Materials, All)
• Smart tooltip system that automatically adapts based on item type
• Stackable item support (with customizable limits)
• ScriptableObject-driven item definitions
• Clean runtime API (add items programmatically with one line)
• Fully editable UI (fonts, colors, layout, sprites, icons)

Included Content

• Ready-to-use inventory UI prefab
• Demo scene with a sample character
• Placeholder models for armor, weapons, consumables, and materials
• Sample item ScriptableObjects to learn from
• Full PDF documentation (setup, customization, extending the system)

Designed For Developers

Whether you’re a solo developer, student, or studio, this system saves time while providing a clean foundation to build on.

Easily extend:

• New item types
• New stats
• New UI styles
• Additional equipment slots
• Gameplay logic such as crafting or durability

Code is clean, commented, and organized for learning and modification.

Best For:

• RPGs
• Fantasy or survival games
• Action adventure
• Loot-based systems
• Prototyping gameplay mechanics

Documentation Included

A complete PDF guide is included, covering:

• Setup
• Creating items
• Editing UI
• Adding slots
• Extending item stats
• Tooltip logic