Gaming
RLX Inventory
Generic player inventory layer for virtual items, stacks, equipment, grants, consumes, transfers, and future RPG/game-engine integrations.
What it does
Features at a glance
- User inventory stacks grouped by container key such as bag, bank, mailbox, quest, or future game-specific containers
- Adds engagement loops that bring members back for events, rewards, and rankings
- Pairs well with economy, inventory, tournament, and fan-community packages
- Item definition catalog with code, name, type, rarity, icon, image URL, description, stack rules, consume/equip flags, equipment slot, game key, and JSON metadata
- Transaction ledger for grants and consumes
- Admin item creation and manual grant/consume tools
Built for your workflow
Who it’s for
- Game communities organizing participation and progression
- Studios extending a community with optional game systems
Setup and fit
Compatibility
Requires a valid LifeRaft OS core license and a supported installation.
No additional add-on is listed as a required dependency.
From setup to everyday use
A straightforward starting point
- Activate RLX Inventory and review its add-on settings
- Item definition catalog with code, name, type, rarity, icon, image URL, description, stack rules, consume/equip flags, equipment slot, game
- User inventory stacks grouped by container key such as bag, bank, mailbox, quest, or future game-specific containers
Before you choose
Common questions
What does RLX Inventory do?
Generic player inventory layer for virtual items, stacks, equipment, grants, consumes, transfers, and future RPG/game-engine integrations.
What does RLX Inventory need to run?
RLX Inventory runs on the LifeRaft OS core without another add-on listed as a required dependency. Optional integrations can be added for a broader workflow.
How ready is RLX Inventory for deployment?
Production is this add-on’s declared release stage. The V5 platform is a development build; review the workflows, hosting, and integrations you plan to use.
Review the launch checklist
- Admin setup — Confirm settings, navigation placement, permissions, and any required starter content before launch.
- Public QA — Review the public page, empty states, mobile layout, and activated/deactivated states.
- Activity QA — Test participation rules, reward states, abuse controls, and member visibility.
- Docs and support — Add customer-facing notes, admin setup instructions, and known limitations for the module.
Make RLX Inventory part of your build.
Discuss the fit, requirements, and next steps for your project.