If you have only items and no force powers, using forcenext and forceprev cycles through your items.
If you have force powers and no items, using forcenext and forceprev cycles through your force powers.
But if you have BOTH force powers AND items, using forcenext and forceprev cycles through ONLY your force powers. This is extremely annoying for custom siege classes that have both.
Interestingly, in JK2 it was separated into two different cycles (inventory-only and force-only) but in JK3 they decided to combine them...except it doesn't actually combine; force takes precedence over items....
If you have only items and no force powers, using
forcenext
andforceprev
cycles through your items.If you have force powers and no items, using
forcenext
andforceprev
cycles through your force powers.But if you have BOTH force powers AND items, using
forcenext
andforceprev
cycles through ONLY your force powers. This is extremely annoying for custom siege classes that have both.Interestingly, in JK2 it was separated into two different cycles (inventory-only and force-only) but in JK3 they decided to combine them...except it doesn't actually combine; force takes precedence over items....