Editing a set on the doll

Phase 3 of 01M1Y4JDFMVHEB87QK9R1KP4BJ, the equipment manager. Build a set out of things you are not wearing, on the doll you already have.

What lands

Pick a set to edit and the page changes what it is drawing. The nineteen rows show what the set holds instead of what you have on, and the figure wears the set rather than your body. Everything else on the page stays put.

• Drop a bag item on a row and it goes into the set. It does not go on you.
• Right-click a row clears the slot back to unset.
• Shift-right-click makes the slot deliberately empty.
• An edge or a tint says the page is in edit mode, because a doll showing gear you are not wearing is the one thing here that could be read wrong.

This is the phase that makes the three slot states visible, and it is why they exist. Until now every set was a snapshot of your whole body.

Why the doll and not a picker

Worn.Swap already takes a cursor drop on all nineteen rows, so the drop target is built. A picker would be a second way to say the same thing, drawn against a list rather than against a body, and you would lose the item level and the durability you were reading when you decided. Core/Gear.lua offers a list for one hand in a macro, and that is the right shape there and the wrong shape here.

Testing it in game

Build a shadow resist set without putting a single piece on. Five slots named, fourteen left unset. Then /wk set wear it and confirm your rings and trinkets did not move.

Then make one slot deliberately empty and wear it, and confirm the shield comes off.

The gate

Extends 88-gear-sets.lua. A drop writes the key and not the body, an unset slot plans no move, and a deliberately empty slot plans a move to a bag slot and refuses with a reason when the bags are full.