This project is therefore a fork of Backpack Manager made for a personal use case, which I make available to all with krbz999 (aka Zhell) approval.

This module is born on v10 as a personal fork of the module TransferStuff, but on v11 i decide to fork the amazing project Backpack Manager and modify just a few line of code for make this module, it is also the successor to backpack manager because the original author who created it for Dnd5e has officially abandoned it in favor of system logic, but I feel that with the logic of "one for all" it can still offer something, so I have integrated the old Back Pack Manager module feature as well.

Feature: Transfer stuff

Enable moving (rather than cloning) inventory and currencies between actors by dragging and dropping from a owned actor sheet to another.

Feature: Backpack Manager

Make container management easy for your players. This module is useful for you if you:

• Like managing the containers and inventory of your character.
• Prefer using an actor in the Actor directory as a backpack or bag of holding.
• Find it a bit annoying to have to open multiple sheets and drag-and-drop to transfer items.
• Wonder why there is no option to just move an item instead of copying it between two actors.

With this module, you can designate an actor in the sidebar to be a 'container actor'. To set it up, follow these steps:

• Give the player ownership of an actor that serves as the container.
• Copy the UUID of the container actor (right-click the book icon in its header).
• Edit the Container item on the player character and paste the uuid of the actor in the new field that has been added.
• The uuid is the id of the container actor, prepended with Actor.. For example Actor.5hfpenhg8fh49Ef5.

Now when the player uses the Container item, it will open an interface to stow or retrieve items.

• Stow or retrieve an item, or stack of items, by clicking the box icon or the double arrow icon.
• Adjust how many items you want to stow or retrieve by using the left or right arrow buttons.
• Holding Shift changes the value by 5 instead of 1. Holding Ctrl changes the value by 50 instead of 1.
• Stow or retrieve currencies between the actors. Same modifier keys apply here.

Can multiple players use the same container?

Yes! Just give them all ownership of the container actor, and follow the setup steps above for each player.

It even updates for each player in real time. The interface is tied to the actor that has the container item and the actor acting as the container. When either actor is updated, as in when they receive, adjust, or delete an item, the interface is also updated. This is then shown in real time for each client.

Does a GM need to be logged in for any of this to work?

No.

What can I stow or retrieve through the interface?

The interface is automatically populated with a list of each actor's items. These item types have been explicitly excluded:

• class, subclass, and background-type items.
• feature and spell-type items.

Currency can be exchanged with the backpack actor.

What changes are made to the items when they are moved from actor to actor?

• Attunement state, equipped status, and proficiency are all adjusted as if you had dropped the item onto the actor sheet.
• The quantity of the item is adjusted by the choices made in the interface itself. No other changes are made to the items.

NOTE: This module is been tested only on Dnd5e system

Installation

It's always easiest to install modules from the in game add-on browser.

To install this module manually:

1. Inside the Foundry "Configuration and Setup" screen, click "Add-on Modules"
2. Click "Install Module"
3. In the "Manifest URL" field, paste the following url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/p4535992/foundryvtt-transfer-stuff/master/src/module.json
4. Click 'Install' and wait for installation to complete
5. Don't forget to enable the module in game using the "Manage Module" button

libWrapper

This module uses the libWrapper library for wrapping core methods. It is a hard dependency and it is recommended for the best experience and compatibility with other modules.

Known issue

API

Build

Install all packages

npm install

dev

dev will let you develop you own code with hot reloading on the browser

npm run dev

build

build will build and set up a symlink between dist and your dataPath.

npm run build

build:watch

build:watch will build and watch for changes, rebuilding automatically.

npm run build:watch

prettier-format

prettier-format launch the prettier plugin based on the configuration here

npm run-script prettier-format

lint

lint launch the eslint process based on the configuration here

npm run-script lint

lint:fix

lint:fix launch the eslint process with the fix argument

npm run-script lint:fix

build:json

build:json unpack LevelDB pack on src/packs to the json db sources in src/packs/_sourcevery useful for backup your items and manually fix some hard issue with some text editor

npm run-script build:json

build:db

build:db packs the json db sources in src/packs/_source to LevelDB pack on src/packs with the new jsons. NOTE: usually this command is launched after the command build:json and after make some modifications on the json source files with some text editor

npm run-script build:db

Changelog

Issues

Any issues, bugs, or feature requests are always welcome to be reported directly to the Issue Tracker, or using the Bug Reporter Module.

License

• Backpack Manager with MIT

This package is under an MIT license and the Foundry Virtual Tabletop Limited License Agreement for module development.

Credit

• Thanks to krbz999 (aka Zhell) for the module Backpack Manager