Description

A global inventory of everything in the game, stored in every bot, container or station.
An 'entity' is essentially an inventory 'item', or stack of item.

Table Structure

ID	Type	Name	Description	Properties	Links
1	Number	eid	An unique identifier for this particular entity. Should be generated with dbo.GetRandomEid()	PRIMARY	???
2	Number	defintion	The ID of the type of item.		entitydefaults.definition
3	Number	owner	The owner of the entity.		characters.characterID ???
4	Number	parent	The eid (unique identifier) of the item that this item is a child of.		entities.eid
5	Float	health	The current health of the entity/damage	FOREIGN
6	String	ename	The custom name for this entity, player-given.
7	Number	quantity	How many duplicates of this item exists in a stack (if stacked)
8	Boolean	Repackaged	Is the item repackaged
9	String	dynprop	GenXY string for dynamic properties. Examples tint/color, paint-wear, etc.

Notes

quantity

Think of it as the stackables in Minecraft. How many Iron Ingots do you have in that one slot?

dynprop

Could be additional properties about the items stored in a non-serialized format.
For example, bots would have fittings, resources would be the rarity, etc.

Its format are dual-fields separated by hashtags (each entry) and equal signs (pairwise). In the second/value column, it always begin with a letter defining its data type.

An example is:

#armor=t0000803F#currentcore=t0000803F#tint=cff.ff.ff.ff  

Data Types

Letter	Data Type	Example
t	Hexdecimal Value ???	(Hex) ########
c	Color ???	rr.gg.bb.aa

Allowed Properties

Name	Description	Data Type
armor	Repair State or current health ???	Hexdecimal Value (t) ??? ???
decay	Paint decay modifier. 1.0 = Factory New, 0.0 = Battle Scarred, for a CS:GO comparison.	Hexdecimal Value (t) ???
currentcore	???	Hexdecimal Value (t) ???
tint	The color of the entity's tint (visual). Transparency is ignored.	Color (c)