// STITCHME It might be valuable to eventually have InGameState be able to say which nodes are reachable?

        // STITCHME It could be nice to keep track of all canResets in the room and evaluate them as you move around?
        // Another option would be to have something in an initialization phase that converts canResets into just names,
        // and adds information on nodes and strats that they invalidate the canReset.
        // We'll see when we get to the step of reducing logical elements *shrug*

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a new InGameState
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="model">A SuperMetroidModel. Its rooms must have both been set and initialized.
        /// Its items and game flags must also have been set.</param>
        /// <param name="itemContainer">The result of reading the items.json file.</param>
        public InGameState(SuperMetroidModel model, ItemContainer itemContainer)
        {
            IEnumerable <ResourceCapacity> startingResources = itemContainer.StartingResources;

            Inventory = new ItemInventory(startingResources);

            Resources = new ResourceCount();

            // Start the player at full
            foreach (ResourceCapacity capacity in startingResources)
            {
                Resources.ApplyAmountIncrease(capacity.Resource, capacity.MaxAmount);
            }

            // Initialize starting game flags
            foreach (string gameFlagName in itemContainer.StartingGameFlagNames)
            {
                ApplyAddGameFlag(model.GameFlags[gameFlagName]);
            }

            // Initialize starting items
            foreach (string itemName in itemContainer.StartingItemNames)
            {
                ApplyAddItem(model.Items[itemName]);
            }

            RoomNode startingNode = model.Rooms[itemContainer.StartingRoomName].Nodes[itemContainer.StartingNodeId];

            InRoomState = new InRoomState(startingNode);
        }
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        /// <summary>
        /// A constructor that receives an enumeration of ResourceCapacity to express the base resource maximums.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="baseResourceMaximums">The base maximum for all resources</param>
        public ItemInventory(IEnumerable <ResourceCapacity> baseResourceMaximums)
        {
            ResourceCapacityChanges = new ResourceCount();

            // Apply startingResources to base maximums
            BaseResourceMaximums = new ResourceCount();
            foreach (ResourceCapacity capacity in baseResourceMaximums)
            {
                BaseResourceMaximums.ApplyAmountIncrease(capacity.Resource, capacity.MaxAmount);
            }
        }