# Inventory

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## Description <a href="#description" id="description"></a>

The user sees a 3D character with an animation, parameters block, and slots for armor (6), weapon (2), and items (3). Here, he can use several options:

* Switch between the inventory of the current character and the storage (to change the character, the user needs to use the option in the [Character](https://galaxy4games.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CD/pages/69795841/Inventory#) block);
* Upgrade weapon/armor - by selecting the item and pressing the “Upgrade” button. To use this option, the user needs Skies tokens;
* Repair weapon/armor - by selecting the item and pressing the “Repair” button;
* Destroy item - disrupt the item into low-level materials;
* Split - split stacked items;
* Move items between the inventory and the storage;
* The user can move NFT items only between Inventory/Storage (can not be moved into loot containers);

Inventory block: 20 slots - its character's inventory. Storage block: 30 slots for non-NFT items and unlimited for NFT - here, users can keep items safe and move them among different characters. It has:

* Storage Special Menu:
  * NFT reload (Reload all the NFTs and put them into storage. The function is available if somehow the user loses his NFT entity in the game);

**Upgrades**

A weapon can be upgraded in 4 options, each with a maximum of 5 or 10 levels.&#x20;

Armor can be upgraded up to 10 levels;

Upgrade for Armor has only an additional window with the armor level, cost, and buttons “Approve“ or “Decline. "

Upgrade for Weapon has an additional window with the weapon model, four dropdown options to choose the upgrade level for each type, information regarding the current level and bonus of all the upgrades, the cost of the upgrade of each kind, cost total, and buttons “Approve“ or “Decline. "

Upgrade/repair/split/destroy work instantly;

**NFT decor**

The character is visualized with its NFT customizations, if possible. The list of customizations and body parts for Armor:

| Customization | **Menu**         | **Game**         |
| ------------- | ---------------- | ---------------- |
| Race          | +                | +                |
| Skin          | +                | +                |
| Hair          | If no head armor | If no head armor |
| Accessories   | If no face armor | If no face armor |
| Mouth         | +                | default          |
| Eyes          | +                | default          |
| Cloth         | If no body armor | If no body armor |
| Full unique   | If no body armor | If no body armor |

The customization is visualized if it fits the condition from the table above.


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