π Bug Fix: Smart drawers actually filter items now.
When you clicked a smart drawer pill in the wardrobe (Recently Added, Custom Wearables, Rare Items, Hats & Hair, Classic Items, or one of your own), the page wasn't filtering β it was just showing your whole wardrobe regardless of the drawer's rules. The frontend was sending the request; the backend was politely ignoring it. Smart drawers now do what the label promises: every rule is evaluated server-side, including layer, color, custom-wearable, rarity, value (sP), "added in the last N days", "released N+ years ago", name-contains, and label.
π New Feature: Move items into drawers from the Management page.
The Wardrobe β Management page now has a π To drawer βΎ button in the bulk-action bar β select 3, 30, or 300 items and assign them to a drawer in one click. There's also a + Create new drawerβ¦ shortcut inline, so you can spin up "Halloween outfits" and dump items into it without leaving the page. Each row shows its current drawer as a small chip you can click to reassign just that one item.
π Bug Fix: Pinning an outfit on the Outfits page actually works now.
Clicking the pin icon on a saved outfit was throwing "Unknown wardrobe endpoint: outfit-features.php" β the API route that handles pin / unpin / reorder was never wired into the wardrobe router, so every click bounced off a 404. Hooked it up so the pin toggle saves correctly and your selection shows on your hover card.
πWardrobe drawers, levelled up
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However, as @Flame suggested, a few additional filters would be very helpful:
These filters would make reorganizing drawers much easier. For example, I have a few drawers that have grown too large and need to be split up, but currently there is no way to view only the items in a particular drawer. A drawer-specific filter would make it much easier to reorganize and redistribute those items.
I also wouldn't mind if the individual item entries were a bit larger, even if that meant displaying fewer items per page as @stars_water suggested. The current layout feels somewhat cramped, and larger entries would make it easier to review and recognize items by the picture.