I followed a tutorial that was pretty amazing when it came to Inventory. They used a **TextureButton** with a **TextureRect**. Then just put everything in a **GridContainer**. extends TextureButton class_name ItemIcon signal interact(item) const SPELL_SLOT_EMPTY = preload("res://assets/ui/icons/spell_slot_empty.png") const ITEM_HOVER = preload("res://assets/ui/icons/ItemHover.png") @onready var stat_label: Label = $MarginContainer/StatLabel @onready var item_label: Label = $MarginContainer/ItemLabel var focused = false func _process(_delta: float) -> void: if focused == false and self.has_focus(): focus() if focused == true and not self.has_focus(): unfocus() func _on_gui_input(event: InputEvent) -> void: if event.is_action_pressed("click"): interact.emit(self) func focus() -> void: texture_normal = ITEM_HOVER focused = true func unfocus() -> void: texture_normal = SPELL_SLOT_EMPTY focused = false It worked pretty well. I had some issues getting it to work for a controller as well, but I believe I ironed them out. (The tutorial was mouse-only.)