Customizing Character

## Description

You can equip headwear at the first three slots. These include any facewear, radio/headsets, masks, or even helmets. In the fourth slot, you could add a patch that symbolizes your character. In the fifth slot, you could add helmets. In the yellow slot, green, and red slots, you could add a vest, bag, or backpack. In the two last slots, you can add a protective vest or clothes. Using the two black arrows, you can scroll through a variety of different faces and hairstyles you could add to your character, some being: Grey hair man, orange hair man with mustbeard, orange hair man, orange superman with beard, balding orange hair man, orange choppy hairline man, balding orange hair man with beard, and metal depiction of Stalin. The man has a circular shadow and is on a griddy floor. He is wearing green army shorts. Some protective armor vests remove his entire body.

Next thing you want to change would be the settings below. On these

options, you could add yourself items in the top four slots, acting as pockets. You may also add 2 or more items in these slots. Below, add a gun, weapon, or any random item as a weapon. This will show in your characters hand above. The bottom four slots act as attachments you could add, but they do not show on the gun. You could add real attachments by pressing the wrench and George Washington Pez Dispenser icon in the top right corner of the gun zone. In this gun zone, you could add a sidearm, firearm, primearm, ultimatearm, megatronarm, itemarm, armament, attachmentarm, or any other existing categorized item in the game to edit. Trivia Time! You could attach any existing item to your gun in the gun attachment zone when clicking on the wrench and George Washington Pez Dispenser icon. Trivia again! The pez dispenser in the corner represents how ferocious the Russian and Chinese creators of Innawoods are. One day, the Russian and Chinese creators were talking near their high school, and their pez dispenser broke into 13 pieces, the number of colonies in 1776, symbolizing that George Washington destroyed their pez dispenser. The owners were angry that G.W. did this, so they wanted him to become a pez dispenser so they could destroy him. They bought a G.W. pez dispenser and slammed it with a wrench into 33 pieces, which is the amount of provincial-level regions in China, and the amount of republics and krais combined in Russia. They represented this in their later-made game, innawoods.

Next, you have to edit your gun or weapon in the gun attachment zone, accessed when you press the wrench and George Washington Pez Dispenser icon in the corner of the gun zone. In the middle, you will see your weapon. You may attach any armament anywhere you want in the area you have. On the left, you will see what attachments you have added to the weapon. On the right, you can click and drag attachments to your item. These attachments can be as crazy or as simple as you want. At the very right, you may choose a category for the items that show up to the left of it. Delete an unwanted item by right clicking on it or pressing the trash can icon near your desired item shown on the left. When you are done, press the save button at the bottom. Once you exit the editor- ahem- whope- sorry, ehehehem, \*the gun attachment zone, The attachments you've added to your item will show when you drag it from slot to slot, which allows for custom items to easily be created.

Now, once you are done with that, you may begin adding items to your character. Each colored slot corresponds to the vest, bag, and backpack that you have added to your character, yellow being the vest, green being the bag, and red being the backpack. There are a variety of different items you may want to add, some being ammo for any guns, additional or secondary weapons, food and drinks, electronics, additional clothes, medicine, etc. These items may benefit for the character or even do the opposite, either way it is a good idea to add some. If your character does not have any vest, bag, or backpack, you may add items in the four pockets I described earlier above the gun zone. Below, there are two belt sections. You may add bigger items in these slots.

In the item slots, there are big slots and little slots. The bigger ones are meant for larger items. It is also possible to stack items in one slot without a limit, allowing for easy storage of items. This does not apply for the belt section, the gun zone, clothing slots, or gun attachment slots. But it does apply for the four pocket slots I described earlier. Items you add to storage slots do not apply to your character visually, but the items act as inventory for your character.

Stacking items in the larger slots may not be a great idea unless you have one larger slot remaining out of all slots. Stacking larger items like paramedic kits in one small spot also may not be a great idea for space-saving purposes. Since you cannot stack items in the belt slots, it would be wise to use those slots for large items like firearms and primearms instead of small items.

Next, you may want to learn some options at the top. At the top of these options, you may choose from three different languages, English, Russian, and Chinese. I am the ASIAN GAMER! CHING CHONG! Next, you may save an image of your loadout by pressing "Save Image". If you want to save a character into the system of innawoods.net, you may press "Saved Characters". This also allows you to see existing saves. Once you have saved a character, you could press "Load" to load an existing save or "Save" which will override one of your saves and change it into the character that is on your screen. Next, you can press "Update History" to see what new items and additions have been added to innawoods.net. You can also press "Clear Inventory" to erase all items you have added to your character. This is about all you need to know about innawoods when customizing your character. Goodbye and good luck.