What would you like to see?
Extend S1API.Items.ItemSlotInstance with managed lock state and slot lifecycle events.
The initial API should expose:
IsLocked, IsAddLocked, and IsRemovalLocked;- a managed snapshot of the active lock reason without exposing its native FishNet owner;
- locked and unlocked events;
- item-instance, item-data, and filter-change events where those native callbacks are available.
Why would this help?
ItemSlotInstance currently exposes quantity, item, and quantity mutation, while the native slot has explicit lock states and callbacks used by stations, storage, employee tasks, and multiplayer ownership. Inventory UI and automation mods otherwise have to inspect ItemSlot, ItemSlotLock, and native delegates directly.
Extra Context (Optional)
Keep applying/removing network-owned locks and exposing native NetworkObject instances out of the first version. If authoritative lock mutation is needed later, it should use an S1API-owned handle with explicit lifecycle and ownership rules.
Validate event subscription cleanup, slot reuse, save reload, and host/client lock replication separately on Mono and IL2CPP.
What would you like to see?
Extend
S1API.Items.ItemSlotInstancewith managed lock state and slot lifecycle events.The initial API should expose:
IsLocked,IsAddLocked, andIsRemovalLocked;Why would this help?
ItemSlotInstancecurrently exposes quantity, item, and quantity mutation, while the native slot has explicit lock states and callbacks used by stations, storage, employee tasks, and multiplayer ownership. Inventory UI and automation mods otherwise have to inspectItemSlot,ItemSlotLock, and native delegates directly.Extra Context (Optional)
Keep applying/removing network-owned locks and exposing native
NetworkObjectinstances out of the first version. If authoritative lock mutation is needed later, it should use an S1API-owned handle with explicit lifecycle and ownership rules.Validate event subscription cleanup, slot reuse, save reload, and host/client lock replication separately on Mono and IL2CPP.