Aight, well downloaded datapack to see readme, but these storage values hold no information for someone like me.
ID -- chest : doesn't say anything to me xD, and all your ID's are made like that.
This is an example how my storage Values are made: A little more information wouldn't be too much.
hitCooldown = 10001, -- weapon cooldown
tutorialKey = 10002, -- key from sand digging room to open up the door there.
hardcoreLives = 10003, -- stores player Hardcore Lives.
BanditMountain = 10004, -- Has player found Bandit Mountain?
CyclopsDungeon = 10005, -- Has player found Cyclops Dungeon?
missionsQuestlog = 10006, -- Questlog category missions.
tasksQuestlog = 10007, -- Questlog category tasks.
questsQuestlog = 10008, -- Questlog category quests.
fireDam = 10009, -- COMBAT_FIREDAMAGE
Anyway, Looked trough the ToDo list too. Sadly i dont speak "Tibia".
Words like:
Softy, król, Roshamuul ring no spells for me.
Anyway went extra mile and checked data pack to find something interesting. (actions, creaturescripts and talkactions)
Didn't find anything remotely useful from these folders, I guess this is why you have no list of features.
Did notice the special food, but well I already have food system.
Although your scripts do look good (a bit too many repeated copy pasted lines what could be looped) but good never the less. Easy to understand them even if I don't use nor know the "old" TFS functions.
Upgrading your TFS to 1.2 would do good for you, because my gosh... you do not like to order your scripts at all xD, they are just huge mess.
Although I'm not sure are you ever going to plan your own server or make the same data folder bigger, but if you do you need some order there.
If you have more than 20 files in same folder (if its in folder at all xD) then you might want to look into it.
Also having quest scripts or some system scripts where scripts do different things, but for same quest/system. You might aswell put the into same file.
Although this is I guess personal view of things. I just like to see overall, and when something specific function is required to find then there is "find in files" option.
When making scripts and storing them, you should think that what if someone else has to find that script and change it.
This is of course long term process to keep making this goal better, because I rewrite some of my scripts like 4th time now, because I either I made it too complicated or hard to config.