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[AIS] Aaron's Inventory System

The ultimate modular gear and armor framework for Garry's Mod

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AIS is a lightweight inventory and armor system focused on equipping protective gear (helmets, vests, gloves, etc.).
Unlike general-purpose inventories, AIS is all about wearable equipment — not consumables or weapons (Can change in the future).

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• Slot-based Equipment – Players equip gear into defined slots: Head, Torso, Arms, Gloves, Pants, Boots, and more.
  
• Armor & Elemental Armor – Separate damage reduction stats for physical and elemental/nonphysical types.
  
• Custom Damage Handling – Damage is reduced dynamically based on what you wear.
  
• Realism Mode – Only armor on the body part that was hit will apply.
  
• Dynamic Tooltips – Item descriptions show armor values and descriptions.
  
• Server-Client Sync – Keeps equipment data persistent and secure.

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• Open the inventory menu using
  Open_AIS_Inventory
  .
• Drag and drop equipment into the proper slots or press RMB and Equip (Head, Torso, etc.).

• Define your custom gear in the
  AIS_Items
  table, by making file in folder AIS_Addon.
  
• Each item can contain:
  
  • Attributes – Armor values like ArmorPoints (physical resist) or ELArmorPoints (elemental resist).
    
  • ServerHooks – Damage reflection, healing, custom logic, etc.
    
  • ClientHooks– UI effects, visuals, client-side logic.
    
  • OnEquip, OnUnequip, WhenWearing triggers - custom one time logic (Equip,UnEquip) and loop (WhenWearing)
    
  • Description - Make own descritpion using MarkUp GMod library
• Toggle realism mode with
  AIS_RealismMode = true
  to enable hitgroup-based damage.
  
• Debug behavior with
  AIS_DebugMode = true
  .

Suggestions and ideas are welcome.
Use Discord for that: https://discord.gg/d2m2Rgky66

If you need help with making own items, i'm open for that.

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AIS is a standalone system, built from the ground up as an independent alternative to JMod.
It is not designed to be compatible with JMod or its systems — and no support for JMod is planned.

The goal of AIS is to offer a modular, self-contained framework for gear and armor that fits a wide range of custom gamemodes and servers, without external dependencies.

Created by Aaron