Changelog

1.0.0

First release.

• An auto-collect switch in every built chest's menu. A copy of the menu's own Take all button, hung below the chest panel's bottom-left corner. The panel's header already holds Take all, the chest name and Place stacks, and everything below the header is the item grid. The switch is a flag in the chest's ZDO, so it is saved with the world and every player sees the same setting.
• A switched-on chest pulls in items dropped within 1 metre of it, checked once a second. The distance is to the chest's own colliders, not its pivot, so an item on the lid is at 0 and a long chest reaches no further past its ends than a short one.
• It never takes more than it has room for. Room is counted the way Inventory.AddItem counts it: matching stacks by name, quality and world level first, then empty slots. CanAddItem ignores quality and can promise room AddItem will not give. Items go in at most one stack per call, since AddItem puts its whole remainder into a single new slot. Whatever does not fit stays on the ground as a smaller stack, and a full chest leaves drops alone instead of repeatedly claiming them.
• An item cannot end up in the chest and on the ground at once. The drop is shrunk by what the chest actually gained, counted afterwards, not by what the code expected to move. The chest only takes a drop once this client owns it, since ZNetScene.Destroy on anyone else's copy leaves the ZDO behind and the item would reappear.
• Only the chest's owner collects. That is the one peer allowed to write its inventory. It reloads the chest from its ZDO first, in case another player changed it within the last second. Built with MultiUserChest in mind: the menu switch asks the owner by RPC rather than writing the flag itself.
• Leaves alone: carts, ship storage, gravestones, loot bags, the obliterator, food set out on a table, fish still in the water, items in tar, quest items, and anything whose prefab opts out of auto-pickup.