I'm adding an additional request in light of the task getting assigned. Being able to support SSE (Server Sent Events) to "mimic" a websocket in a way, that way we have an actively live connection to receive text data without polling. This would require libcurl to be set to disable the buffer for the specified context. I'm unsure how this would be handled from engine to script, as there would need to be native event to push the newly streamed text content to the rest callback. This isn't a highly priority, but a quality of life, and adds to the capabilities of being able to receive data without polling. I would be grateful to hear feedback on this specific request from the team and if it would be too much of a hassle to implement than what it's worth, and if it would cause any breaking changes for restapi implementations used in mods currently.

In T151046#2146091, @Geez wrote:

Hello LBmaster.
Can you please check the vanilla scripts? As we are using this for barrels, stashes or vehicles.
Regards,
Geez

Alternative solution, which is incorrect and a workaround, is to lock inventory from script on child items, which is unnecessary.

Merged into duplicate ticket above. Can close this feedback as duplicate.

Clothing attached to 'CoatRack' still show the cargo when attached.

I don't know what I didn't think of this. Completely forgot about the Param data type, and honestly got it confused as a Tuple, because of how long you can make them. This should actually suffice, I feel quite stupid now.

I agree it would be nice, but that could be a lot of unnecessary network traffic if you have a bunch of entities that store string data to be synced to the client when within network range.

This is the original action script, I haven't changed it. But UseMainItem and MainItemAlwaysInHands is part of 1.07, I've yet to test the changes to actions there, but I'll check to see if it makes any difference.

I know this is subtle, but it's something that bothers me too.

This would be extremely helpful for those who want to make configuration files that are easy to read for humans and computers!

Here's a video for example: https://streamable.com/zugig