Guide to Inventory item Managers [🟩, 1/10 difficulty]

(THIS GUIDE IS A REMAKE OF MY PREVIOUS GUIDE ON INVENTORY ITEM MANAGERS)
The inventory item manager is a device that many players rely on to ensure that a player can only have a certain amount of an item, consumable, or gadget, so that the game can stay balanced and remain enjoyable to play. However, many players struggle to get it to work properly.

Today, I will be showing you and many other players how to flawlessly make an Inventory Item Manager work in the simplest way possible.

[Step by Step Instructions]
In order to make this work properly, the devices you will need are:

  • Inventory Item Manager
  • 2 Wire Repeaters
  • Relay

Now that you have that done, set it up like this( It does not HAVE the same way I set it up, it’s purely just the way I like it set up)

Now that you have set it up like this, connect the wires to look exactly like this. (WIRES MUST BE SET THIS WAY TO WORK PROPERLY)

After Connecting the wires, make sure that the relay and IIM(inventory Item Manager) have their own channels. Make sure that the relay is set to all players, the relay channel and relay when receiving on channel must be the same name for the IIM.

On the inventory Item manager,

After doing this, Make sure that the activate when receiving on channel has the same name as the relay channel. Then, open blocks on your inventory Item manager and make sure that the code is the same as the one I have or it will not work.

Once you have finished with the blocks, make sure that everything is correct. If everything is correct, Test it out yourselves and see if it works.

Also this uses 245 memory, but if the blocks used for the inventory item manager and wires are added, then it uses 785 memory.

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If this is the remake of your last one, then could you specify that in your guide at the start? To make sure it doesn’t get flagged.

Just say that this is the same as this but with pictures:

yoooo, the original gnarpy?

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Thx @Aguero10, and yes that is my old one. I really hope people like this one because people were changing my title of my guide and I didn’t know much when I had first got on.

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@Aguero10 I haven’t came back to this since last August in 2024.

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@Aguero10 are you a well known on this forum?

Nice guide, do you know how much memory it uses?
Also welcome back to the forums

You can put it in your bio or wix, i suggest the wix.

I cant give you the link to wix rn because im on mobile, for your bio click on your profile image and go to preferences. Just make sure to not put live links kn the forums


@Gnarpy, heres the link to wix → Home | Gimkit Creative

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@Jhan The whole thing uses 245 memory and 785 memory with wires connected and blocks. Does the Forum allow us to share map links in the comments or is it only in profile thing? Where is the wix or the bio at? Im still kind of new. Alright I got the bio to work.

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Mk the guide is nice but you dont really say how the wires should be going. I know how they go but some new ppl might get a little lost