LHDF Core

1.0.11

## [1.0.11]

### Added

- `LHDF_InventorySpawn.ToStorage`: spawn an item into an inventory and learn whether it arrived. The engine's `TrySpawnPrefabToStorage` answers true for items that are refused afterwards; the operation's callback has the real result (LHDF Shop charges by it).

### Fixed

- Restoring a stored character: an item that found no place in its storage and was refused by the rest of the inventory as well was lost instead of lying at the character's feet, and its content could end up in another item of the same kind.

1.0.10

## [1.0.10]

### Fixed

- A key in a settings file (`<Mod>.json`, `<Mod>.live.json`) that is no setting of the mod was skipped without a word, so a misspelled key looked like a setting that does not work. The server log now warns for each such key, suggests the setting that was probably meant, and points to `_defaults/<Mod>.json`. Keys that start with `_` are left alone (notes).
- Players lost their character and all gear when they stayed away for more than one save point (10 to 20 minutes with the default autosave), also without a server restart, while the money they had spent stayed spent. Vanilla writes a logged-out character into the next save point only. Core now keeps each player's character in its own saved data (prefab, position, health, full inventory with magazine ammo) and spawns it from there when vanilla no longer has it. The 1.0.6 fix below only covered the first save point after a restart.

### Added

- `LHDF_ItemState` / `LHDF_ItemStates.Register`: a mod can add its own item state to the stored character (LHDF Metabolism adds the canteen fill).

### Known limits

- A character spawned from Core's data comes back without bleeding, outside the vehicle it sat in, and with an empty quick bar.

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