Feature Requests

Reinstate creation of sub-folders in Outfits. This was allowed until fairly recently. People end up with a large number of outfits in a single list and cannot classify them by type, color etc.

It would be useful to be able to show duplicates in our inventory. I end up with so many LMs or sometimes even items and they add bulk to my inventory. It would be nice to be able to see all duplicates so the excess can be easily deleted.

I've a large amount of content that I'd like to have access to on my alt. Things like clothes, like vehicles and the sort. Having to rebuy these items can be costly, especially if I like to create different accounts for personas and the sort. We could solve this by allowing users to designate up to two (given the current 3 accounts/user restriction if memory serves) accounts to have access to a 'master' inventory, much like how the SL Library is accessible. That being said, I can hear the lamentations of creators and the sort already, though let me posit this: To which percent of your sales are from people making alts? I doubt it's very many. And as for the legal and other concerns, I posit this: require residents report alts to Linden Lab, and make that a pre-requisite for being able to share inventory, along with having to agree that this service is for only the use of one legal person, and providing access to inventory to another person can be grounds for both accounts to be banned. I'm even for the idea of making this a premium feature. Furthermore, I'd suggest that 2FA be a prerequisite for alts accessing inventory unless access is in a NC/NM/NT configuration on 'guests'.

Having a clean, sorted and searchable inventory is key when you have been a resident for a while. And the inability to change names (or even create aliases and change THEIR name) makes that quite difficult. It would be very helpful if even NO MOD items could allow for changing the name of them, while retaining every other aspect and property as unmodifiable.

Can we have please added to the list of available Environments in the viewer equivalent PBR versions of our beloved Sunrise, Sunset and Midnight, and name old ones (Legacy) as you did with Midday?

The recent addition which allowed users to add pictures to Inventory items was a game changer for many of us looking to organize ourselves. However, there's another big problem that makes invetory management difficult: the inability to "tag" items with searchable attributes. It would be incredible if there was a menu similar to the one we use to add pictures which let us tag items and folders with searchable attributes. For example, if I had a shirt called "Georgia Tank - Salmon", I could tag it with more useful info that I might think of when searching for that item later, like "pink, tanktop, shirt, midriff, legacy". Creators have all sorts of off the wall naming conventions that make it hard to find that one particular pair of black jeans when you're looking for them. Tagging would let us label items with terms that make sense to us, in our own languages, and find what we need faster.

Show land impact in the object properties from inventory view. Prevents rezzing each furniture piece to see what it's land impact is.

The loading time of objects in an object inventory is incredible slow - please improve this. For example: We have a model stand with 500 poses and we can’t use UUIDs for poses and animations. So we put them all into the inventory and watch how long it takes to reload the inventory before we can do anything again. If we only rename a pose in the inventory, we have to deal with insane loading times of several minutes. All of this should work in seconds and not minutes (or even hours). It is wasting the valuable time of each creator in SL - please optimize this.

I know you can do by # of days, but it would be helpful to search by year. Especially, being a resident for 15+ years, this would make deleting inventory so much easier.

You can search for one keyword or exact name of items but what if you can’t remember item name? Multiple key word filtering would be great for searching through a big inventory.