Give InventoryObject some documentation. Rename "name" to "nameKey".

TR5Main/Scripting/GameScriptInventoryObject.cpp

@@ -1,6 +1,13 @@
 #include "framework.h"
 #include "GameScriptInventoryObject.h"
 
+/***
+Represents the properties of an object as it appears in the inventory.
+
+@classmod InventoryObject
+@pragma nostrip
+*/
+
 GameScriptInventoryObject::GameScriptInventoryObject(std::string const& a_name, ItemEnumPair a_slot, float a_yOffset, float a_scale, float a_xRot, float a_yRot, float a_zRot, short a_rotationFlags, int a_meshBits, __int64 a_operation) :
 	name{ a_name },
 	slot{ a_slot.m_pair.second },
@@ -18,9 +25,22 @@ void GameScriptInventoryObject::Register(sol::state * lua)
 {
 	lua->new_usertype<GameScriptInventoryObject>("InventoryObject",
 		sol::constructors<GameScriptInventoryObject(std::string const &, ItemEnumPair, float, float, float, float, float, short, int, __int64)>(),
-		"name", &GameScriptInventoryObject::name,
+
+		/// (string) string key for the item's (localised) name. Corresponds to an entry in strings.lua.
+		//@mem nameKey
+		"nameKey", &GameScriptInventoryObject::name,
+
+		/// (float) y-axis offset.
+		// A value of about 100 will cause the item to display directly below its usual position.
+		//@mem nameKey
 		"yOffset", &GameScriptInventoryObject::yOffset,
+
+		/// (float) Item's size when displayed in the inventory as a multiple of its "regular" size.
+		// A value of 0.5 will cause the item to render at half the size,
+		// and a value of 2 will cause the item to render at twice the size.
+		//@mem scale
 		"scale", &GameScriptInventoryObject::scale,
+
 		"xRot", &GameScriptInventoryObject::xRot,
 		"yRot", &GameScriptInventoryObject::yRot,
 		"zRot", &GameScriptInventoryObject::zRot,