Give each player a bigger bag: extra slots from events or items, shown as more bag pages.

Bag Slots & Pages

Every player starts with the same bag — the size you set in the UI Editor. On top of that, each character can earn extra bag slots: from a bag merchant, a quest reward, or a bag item they use. Extra slots are saved per character and appear as more bag pages, so the first page never changes size.

How the bag is laid out#

Part	Where it's set	What it does
Default bag size	UI Editor → Inventory → Gameplay → Bag slots	Every player's starting bag, and the size of one bag page
Extra slots	Per character (event command or item)	Added on top of the default size. They show up as page 2, page 3, and so on
Page tabs	In the bag, above the slots	Appear once a player has more than one page. A dot marks a full page. Drag an item over a tab to switch to that page and drop it there

New items fill page 1 first, then the next page. Sort packs everything from the first slot onward.

Give extra slots with an event#

Open an event (or common event) and add a command: Game Progression → Change Bag Slots.
Pick Add slots, Remove slots, or Set extra slots to.
Enter the number of slots, or pick a variable that holds it.
Save. A bag merchant is just this command after a Change Gold subtract and a price check.

Field	What it does
Operation	Add, remove, or set the character's extra slots
Amount	A number, or a variable

Make a bag item#

Bag space comes from Bag items, and only from those — no potion or trinket can quietly carry it.

Database → Items, create an item and set its Type to Bag (bag space).
In Bag Expansion, set Bag slots on use, for example 10.
Players get a Use button on it, and it has its own Bags filter in the bag. Using it adds the slots and uses up one copy.

Field	What it does
Bag slots on use	Extra slots this bag grants when used. A Bag with nothing set says so instead of being used up

Gotchas#

Removing slots never strands items. Removing or setting fewer slots stops at the last slot the player has an item in.
There's a ceiling: a character can hold at most 500 extra slots. A bag item used at the ceiling isn't used up, and the player is told their bag can't get bigger.
Changing the default size in the UI Editor changes everyone's page size. Characters keep their extra slots.
Imported RPG Maker games: the common inventory-limit script call $game_actors[1].base_inv += 5 imports as Change Bag Slots → Add 5.
Needs a game-server update to take effect, and a client update to show the pages.

How the bag is laid out#

Part	Where it's set	What it does
Default bag size	UI Editor → Inventory → Gameplay → Bag slots	Every player's starting bag, and the size of one bag page
Extra slots	Per character (event command or item)	Added on top of the default size. They show up as page 2, page 3, and so on
Page tabs	In the bag, above the slots	Appear once a player has more than one page. A dot marks a full page. Drag an item over a tab to switch to that page and drop it there

New items fill page 1 first, then the next page. Sort packs everything from the first slot onward.

Give extra slots with an event#

Open an event (or common event) and add a command: Game Progression → Change Bag Slots.

Pick Add slots, Remove slots, or Set extra slots to.

Enter the number of slots, or pick a variable that holds it.

Save. A bag merchant is just this command after a Change Gold subtract and a price check.

Field	What it does
Operation	Add, remove, or set the character's extra slots
Amount	A number, or a variable

Make a bag item#

Bag space comes from Bag items, and only from those — no potion or trinket can quietly carry it.

Database → Items, create an item and set its Type to Bag (bag space).

In Bag Expansion, set Bag slots on use, for example 10.

Players get a Use button on it, and it has its own Bags filter in the bag. Using it adds the slots and uses up one copy.

Field	What it does
Bag slots on use	Extra slots this bag grants when used. A Bag with nothing set says so instead of being used up

Gotchas#

Removing slots never strands items. Removing or setting fewer slots stops at the last slot the player has an item in.

There's a ceiling: a character can hold at most 500 extra slots. A bag item used at the ceiling isn't used up, and the player is told their bag can't get bigger.

Changing the default size in the UI Editor changes everyone's page size. Characters keep their extra slots.

Imported RPG Maker games: the common inventory-limit script call $game_actors[1].base_inv += 5 imports as Change Bag Slots → Add 5.

Needs a game-server update to take effect, and a client update to show the pages.