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# Inventory

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* **Item list** — Displays all items currently in your inventory. The following actions are available:
  * Drop selected item
  * Drop all items
  * Sell selected item
  * Sell all items
* **Sell items from slot X to slot Y** — The bot will sell all items within the specified slot range.
* **Item seller:**

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* The first list (where items such as Sword+0, Sword+1, etc. are shown) displays your current selling list. To add items to it:

  1. Click the **Add** button — the **Item List** window will open.
  2. Select the item you want to add.
  3. Click **Add** to confirm.

  You can also add items manually by editing the file at: `STMod folder → Resources → IngameResources → sell_items.st_set`
* **Action** — Select what you want the bot to do with items on the selling list:
  * Sell them
* **Delay** — Sets the interval (in milliseconds) at which the bot will sell or destroy items from the list.


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