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Taleden's Inventory Manager - Updated (Unofficial)

This is an unofficial update of TIM with UpdateFrequency support, custom data arguments and much more to come. I have decided to take over the development and maintanance of TIM, since Taleden seems to be unable to. Their original workshop item can be found here.


For the most part, this version of TIM will be very similar in functionality to the original, however I do plan to make a lot of changes and optimisations. Because of this, the guide for the original will still be mostly applicable, but any changes and deviations in functionality will be detailed here.

Original Guide


The full changes I've done since taking the script up are available on GitHub[github.com]. The workshop item changes reference this as well.

Currently, the following is different to the original:

• No longer needs the timer block, just load in and save
  
• Arguments are now defined in the custom data, not the standard argument command line
  
  • Each argument is separated via a newline
• Cycle argument now removed
  
  • TIM will now automatically detect whether it has executed for too long and put off the incomplete steps until the next call
    
  • This means that random script complexity error should be reduced or eliminated
    
    • The step that takes the most execution time has been modified to allow for partial execution, which means that it should spread the load over multiple calls better
• Real-time update frequency option
  
  • You can manually enable the 'real-time' update frequency option setting to use milliseconds rather than the tick enum
    
  • This means you can set the update frequency to e.g. 1 second, and TIM will only update at that frequency
• Mod support
  
  • Nanite support (thank to this)
    
  • Better Stone support (thanks to this)

Example argument setup (I've included 'norewrite' as an example, I don't recommend that you use it):



I will be making a lot of improvements to this script, but I will always keep the origianl in mind, since this isn't my creation. A lot of people might not be expecting me to do that much to it because of the code limit, however I am current using a minimiser program that compresses the main code block. This will allow for huge changes in code that wouldn't be possible. The minimiser means that the first version of this script now takes up only 59,785KB, rather than the 99,426KB that it did before. This is a reduction of ~40%, and means we can add so much more to the script than was ever possible before.


I'm not going to ask for donations, cause I have just started on this so I don't see why I should. However, if you want to take a look at the source code for this script, and possible make contributions to it, then the GitHub repo can be found here[github.com].


With the fact that I'm going to be making so many changes, I imagine that there will be a few issues along the way. If you have a GitHub account, then please add the issue there[github.com] so I can keep track of it easily. If not, tell me the issue here and I'll add it myself with reference.