Main Menu, Main-Hand Editing, and Batch Inventory Flow

The Item Forge main menu exists to split item work into the three lanes admins actually need:

• edit one item in hand
• batch edit many inventory items
• build reusable modifier profiles

The three main lanes

Edit Main-Hand Item

Use this when:

• you are fixing one specific item
• you want immediate feedback on one held item
• you are testing display, lore, trims, attributes, flags, or PDC quickly

Batch Edit Inventory Items

Use this when:

• you want one edit pass on many items
• you need to rename or relore a set fast
• you want to adjust several armor pieces or item variants in one session

The batch selector is built around shift-clicking items into the selection, then opening the same editor flow against that whole selection.

Modifier Profiles

Use this when:

• the edit should be reusable
• you want a profile that can be applied later
• you want dynamic naming with placeholders
• you want smart scaling or give-time generation

What the editor menu branches into

Once you open the actual editor, Item Forge branches into focused menus such as:

• Display
• Enchantments
• Attributes
• Flags and Properties
• Model and Advanced
• Durability
• Armor Trim and Leather Color
• PDC Tags
• Smart Scaling

A good admin workflow

The smoothest order is:

1. test the edit on one real item in main hand
2. if the edit is still one-off, stay in main hand or batch mode
3. if the edit should be repeatable, move it into a modifier profile

That keeps your profile list cleaner.

Best next pages

• display Name, Item Name, Lore, and Formatting
• modifier Profiles, Presets, and Live Preview
• help Guides, Placeholder Browser, and Admin Onboarding