/im¶

Script-provided

Registered by inv_mgmt. Start it with /lua run inv_mgmt.

Syntax¶

/im space | gear | bags | potions
/im find|count <name>
/im use|scribe|read|examine|place <name>
/im verb <native_verb> <name>
/im equip|unequip|swap <name>
/im destroy <name> [count]
/im adorn "<adornment>" <slot>

Description¶

Inventory management from a slash command — read your bags and worn gear, report free space, and fire an item's right-click verbs by name. Complements /inv with a space/count report, weapon swapping, adornments, and a raw-verb escape hatch. Names are matched case-insensitively and partially.

Reading¶

Command	What
`space`	Carried / bank slot report (used, free, capacity; warns on low space).
`find <name>`	Search bags + equipped for a match, with `item_def` detail.
`count <name>`	Total stack count of matching items.
`potions`	List every item with "potion" in the name.
`gear`	List all equipped gear with slot names.
`bags`	Per-bag capacity breakdown.

Acting¶

Command	What
`use\\|scribe\\|read\\|examine\\|place <name>`	Fire that item verb, but only if the item actually offers it. `activate` is an alias for `use`.
`verb <native_verb> <name>`	Escape hatch — fire a raw native `inventory <verb> <index>` command (see below).
`equip <name>`	Equip a bag item.
`unequip <name\\|slot>`	Unequip by name or slot (e.g. `primary`).
`swap <name>`	Swap a weapon into your primary slot (unequips the current one first).
`destroy <name> [count]`	Destroy an item (count defaults to the full stack).
`adorn "<adornment>" <slot>`	Attach an adornment to the item in an equip slot, e.g. `/im adorn "Deific Ferocity" feet`.
`debug on\\|off`	Verbose step logging.

The raw-verb escape hatch¶

The first-class verbs above (use, scribe, …) are flag-gated: /im checks the item really offers that action before sending it. Some context-menu actions aren't mapped to a first-class verb — reward containers, for example, use an unpack action. /im verb <native_verb> <name> sends the raw inventory <verb> <index> command with no gate, so it works for any native verb:

/im verb unpack box of old boots

Because there's no gate, an inapplicable verb is simply no-op'd by the client. Use /im find <name> first if you're unsure what an item offers.

destroy is irreversible

/im destroy requires an exact (case-insensitive) name match so a partial name can't destroy the wrong item, but it still permanently destroys what it matches. Double-check the name.