Hey guys, welcome back to part 2 of my mini inventory system in Unreal Engine 5. In this video I focus on the missing piece from part 1: when you pick up an item, it should actually go into the currently selected slot (and show its icon), and you should be able to switch between slots and drop items directly from the inventory. I start by adding an “Insert Item Inventory” function in my character blueprint interface, passing in the item data (my inventory struct) and the slot index, then storing it using Set Array Element in the inventory data array. After that, I update the UI properly by creating an “Update Slot Image” event that sets the slot image brush from a Texture2D and toggles visibility based on whether the texture is valid. Then I fix the pickup logic so items don’t always go to slot 0: I add an output slot index to my pickup function, create a clean pure function (“Slot Has Item”), and use a for loop to find the next empty slot. Finally, I implement selecting items on scroll (so the mesh in-hand updates from the inventory data) and dropping on right-click by spawning the stored item class in front of the player, then removing the item from the slot and clearing its UI image and stored struct data.