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Store the party inventory on a placeable
- Parameters:
- oPlaceable
- Target placeable
- Returns:
- Nothing.
- Source:
- script.ldf
Description
Store the party inventory on a placeable NOTE: As with all commands that add items to a container, this command will reset the container (placeable) to interactive not matter it's previous state.
Remarks
Equipped items are not affected. To store them, unequip them before using this function.