Change Details

As mentioned in the Title, the steps to reproduce would result in a faulty display of the `quantityBar`. This change adds the ability to use Items with a `quantityBar` to be stackable in Slots, that have a different (higher) `varStackMax` sizes. Use cases: Instead of having Stacks with Numbers like Ammo/Nails -> `quantityBar` could be used (total amount could still be displayed via `stackedUnit = "pc.";` inside the Tooltip). Same could be done for the Damage too. In the end, it would clean up the UI from using normal `numbers`, resulting in a more unified look for the Client. Additionally not having the potential Overlay of those larger numbers and a clear indicator, if the Client could put more Items on an existing stack, is a big plus too.

As i mentioned in the Title, the config in Steps To Reproduce would result in a faulty display of the `quantityBar`. The following change adds the ability to use Items with a `quantityBar` to be stackable in Slots, that have a different (higher) `varStackMax` sizes. Use cases: Instead of having Stacks with Numbers like Ammo/Nails -> `quantityBar` could be used (total amount could still be displayed via `stackedUnit = "pc.";` inside the Tooltip). Same could be done for the Damage too. In the end, it would clean up the UI from the usage of normal `numbers`, resulting in a more unified look for the Client. **Additionally** not having the potential Overlay/Cut-off text by larger numbers (>100) and also a clear indicator, if the Client can put more Items on an existing stack, which is imho a big plus in terms of UX. Edit: Rewording*

As i mentioned in the Title, the sconfig in Steps to rTo Reproduce would result in a faulty display of the `quantityBar`. ThisThe following change adds the ability to use Items with a `quantityBar` to be stackable in Slots, that have a different (higher) `varStackMax` sizes. Use cases: Instead of having Stacks with Numbers like Ammo/Nails -> `quantityBar` could be used (total amount could still be displayed via `stackedUnit = "pc.";` inside the Tooltip). Same could be done for the Damage too. In the end, it would clean up the UI from usingthe usage of normal `numbers`, resulting in a more unified look for the Client. **Additionally** not having the potential Overlay of those/Cut-off text by larger numbers (>100) and also a clear indicator, if the Client couldan put more Items on an existing stack, iswhich is imho a big plus too. in terms of UX. Edit: Rewording*