✨ Feature Requests

When you have a large inventory it's hopeless not to be able to find things, most of us sort the inventory by creating folders and subfolders and it would be great if you could search only within specific folders without the search covering the entire inventory.

Be able to organize and delete things from inventory on webpage

Sure would be helpful with inventory management if we could create new folders while accessing items using the Recent Items tab.

Outfits. At present, when an outfit is saved in an Inventory, a new Outfit Folder is created, which contains a series of shortcut links from each worn piece of clothing, "copied" from the original clothing located elsewhere in the inventory. However, all these shortcut links also count as extra "things" in the inventory and increases the inventory size. Some longer term users of Second Life have massive inventories exceeding half a million items in them, mainly caused by large numbers of saved outfits. And that causes all kinds of difficulties and problems. Could a different method of saving outfits be created which doesn't further increase already bloated inventories? A proposal. Instead of saving Outfits with lots of individual shortcut links, save the Outfit as a folder containing one single notecard, which I'll call an "Outfit Card". The "Outfit Card" would basically be a notecard containing all of the individual UUIDs of all the clothing and avatar components worn at the time the outfit was saved. The "Outfit Card" would have each outfit components name and it's UUID listed. so the owner knows what is what and where it's "original" is to be found. The "Outfit Card" itself would be editable by it's owner, the list of UUIDs contents would be editable by their owners to allow the copy/paste addition (or removal) of individual clothing/avatar component UUIDs when the owner's tastes changes. The sharing of "Outfit Cards" would of course have to be prohibited, to prevent content piracy and theft. Wearing the Outfit folder containing the "Outfit Card" would essentially behave as a "Replace Outfit" action, your avatar would then automatically wear the same exact outfit as worn when the new Outfit was saved (or last edited). So new Outfits would amount to one "Outfit Card" inside an Outfit Folder. That's all. No more shortcut links adding to an already bloated inventory total.

The Male Items folder has been emptied. Please fix this or let us know why it's gone. https://gyazo.com/7553c2adacfb2f39c2c5223ffd2cf368

When we upload something it always goes into the "default" folder for that type (Textures for images, scripts for scripts, etc.). After that you have to drag it to the folder relevant to your inventory (assuming you have some structure there :)). Especially for bulk uploads, this can be a bit of a hassle. When uploading, would it not be possible to allow uploading directly to a specified inventory folder you can choose on upload so that your uploads end up where you need them directly? Alternatively, adding an upload/bulk upload option to the context menu for inventory folders would make that even easier, UI-wise.

When moving a coalesced object from one parcel to another (such as when moving homes) it’s too easy to drop a spread-out coalesced object and have some of the members go outside my own parcel, or the region, giving an error. Can you devise a solution to make rezzing these easier and safer? [I thought I’d already posted or tracked this but can’t find it, so an apology if it’s a duplicate]

Now that we have image thumbnails in the inventory, the next step would be to allow creators to assign images to an unpacked folder! We currently do this with a product box or include images in the folder, but it would be convenient for the customer if we could automatically assign the product image thumbnail to its folder after it's been unpacked (where it lives permanently for most people). We should be able to open a category folder, and see a populated gallery of products after they are unpacked. This would be a scripting function for unpacker scripts; assign a UUID thumbnail to the folder the contents are unpacked to. Thank you for your time!

i have several (hundred) avatars -- tiny, dinkie, animal, human. many of these creatures wear clothing. or use vehicles, houses, furniture, etc. so i have in my inventory: Body Parts --Avatars ----AnthroHominid ----Dinkie ----Tiny ...etc and Clothing --Anthro --Dinkie --Tiny --Creature ...etc and Objects --Vehicles ----(normal) ----(tiny/dinkie) ...you get the idea. WHAT I WOULD LIKE -- is to divide my inventory -- into tabs, or sections, or something. so that when i am wearing a Tiny Avatar, it only shows my Tiny clothing, vehicles, toys, houses, furniture, gestures, animations... et al. (that i will sort into this category myself.) so that the dinkie and human and animal stuff is not in my way when i'm searching for something. i could reorganize my inventory so the top folders are Anthro/Dinkie/Tiny/etc and throw all the stuff in there (presuming i don't run out of sub-sub-subfolders.) but here's the other problem-- pretty much everyone can wear the same hats. so, WHAT I WOULD ALSO LIKE -- is the ability to make a shortcut to an entire folder tree. so that whether i go to Anthro/Hats or Dinkie/Hats or Tiny/Hats... ALL the hats are there, without having to copy each one (or batches of them) and paste link. i could just paste the link to the folder. So when I switch to a Dinkie Avatar, I'll got and set my Inventory view to "Dinkie". and i won't see body parts or clothing or outfits for anything else. --OR-- For another example... I could create a WORK View, where I have my scripts and tools and whatever project(s) i'm working on visible, and not see anything i'm not going to be using. like the other 60K of stuff :X

I have scripted attachments that have to have timers to poll when outfits are changed. The polling is done using RLV commands (@getoutfit=channel) but may be useful in non-RLV situations. Extend change event for attached only objects to include CHANGED_OUTFIT and CHANGED_ATTACHMENT when the avatar wears or removes clothing or attachments. It would be up to the script to work out what has changed but would be more efficient than checking every few seconds.