Salem

I'm sorry, but current wardrobe sucks too much. It's useless, huge piece of **** with scrollable 20x10 inventory and display issues (even on default client). It worth to build 3 cupboards instead of this... placeholder.

I bring you best redesign for wardrobe we can ever has.
With the same slot count (200), we can have 19 set-cells and 1 temporary cell for managing purposes.
I don't think something on this picture needs my extra explanation, but if someone has any questions - feel free to ask them here.



By the way, this new wardrobe will definitly save our clicks too.

+999999 This design looks awesome! Would definitely love to see this in game.

This design is for the "Mannequin" mechanic. Not the mass-storage mechanics of late-game furniture.

JohnCarver wrote:This design is for the "Mannequin" mechanic. Not the mass-storage mechanics of late-game furniture.

In other sandbox games, maneqquins are mostly useless, but because of their decorative function - people like to build them. People will build mannequins with this new wardrobe and without it.

I like it!

I was assuming that the wardrobe was going to work something like this, for anyone that isn't familiar with HnH, the wardrobes there only had three slots, but each slot could hold all clothes and equipment you were currently wearing/holding. You simply clicked a slot and your current clothes were swapped, if the slot was empty you ended up naked. For HnH I found it overkill as usually I just needed to change my hat, and wanted to keep my merchant robe, but for salem, when I change clothes I usually want to change every item.

Nice idea, but mannequins are much more cool imo.

Don't care what you call it I just what the op shows which is what I thought we were getting.

Lord_Avu wrote:Don't care what you call it I just what the op shows which is what I thought we were getting.

I think that is what most of us though the wardrobe was going to be. Hopefully we get a fast clothing swapping object soon.

Just allow me to put all clothing elements to wardrobe, and I swear, I'll make a modification for Latikai's custom client in order to make this design live and operable.