Slot Formatting

Welcome back! In this guide, I will show you the many different formatting options you have when inputting item slots.

Prerequisites: You should have already completed and understood the main guide.

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Where to use this

You can use this feature in any of the supported item data entries that allow for manual slot input. This does not work for item data entries that require slot selection from a premade list.

Different Formats

There are several different options you can use to format your slot input:

Classic Input

You can use the “normal” way, just using commas to separate the items. For example:

1,2,3

You can also separate them using spaces if you prefer:

1 2 3 or 1, 2, 3,

Slot Range

You can specify a range using a hyphen (-), for example:

4-9

This will fill the item into slots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9.

Chess Notation

This format uses letter-number pairs, similar to chess coordinates. Examples:

B4, E2, A6

While this might not seem convenient at first, it has advantages. For example, if you want the first slot of each row to have a certain item, you can simply use:

A1, A2, A3, ...

By combining this with the Slot Range format, you can use this to place the item in the first slot of rows 1 to 6:

A1-6