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PlayerInventory

The player's own inventory — the 9 × 3 grid every container screen shows under its content — inside a container screen.

Import​

import { PlayerInventory } from '@bedrock-core/ui';

Usage​

<Container entity={'core:furnace'} padding={8} gap={6}>
  <Text>{'§fFurnace'}</Text>
  <Panel flexGrow={1} />
  <PlayerInventory alignSelf={'center'} />
  <Hotbar alignSelf={'center'} marginTop={4} />
</Container>

PlayerInventory binds to the player's inventory rather than to the container, which is why it exists as a component of its own: nothing in a form has anything like it. It is a thin SlotGrid wrapper — <SlotGrid collection={'inventory_items'} columns={9} rows={3} /> — placed by the layout engine like any other node, at its natural size of 162 × 54 (nine 18-texel cells by three). Reach for SlotGrid directly for any other shape or collection.

A container screen owns the whole chest screen, so the grid is not free: leave it out and the player has no inventory on screen. Pair it with Hotbar for the full vanilla bottom half.

Props​

Inherits control props. Its size is fixed by the engine's cell; use alignSelf, margins and the surrounding panel to place it.

Notes​

  • Drawn the way vanilla draws it.
  • Items in the grid are the player's own. Moves into the container's Slots are what the screen observes.
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