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About this mod
Provides access to remote containers from inventory.
- Permissions and credits
- Donations
This mod adds a backpack to the player's inventory. The backpack can be hotkeyed and equipped to access four remote containers:
The toolbelt only accepts scrolls and potions. Items placed in the toolbelt encumber the PC, and it is fully accessible in combat and in dungeons. Potions and scrolls can be sorted here at the touch of a button. Potions brewed by the player or scrolls and potions added by mods must be placed into the bag the first time, but will automatically store from then on.
The workshop accepts any items and does not encumber the player. It is accessible everywhere outdoors and anywhere indoors that is not tagged as a dungeon. When you activate a crafting station, all of the items in this container will be transferred to your inventory, and then transferred back when you are done. By default, most crafting items will be stored here, but any items may be added to the list.
The hoarding crate is simply a remote container for items you may wish to keep. In practice it can be used for anything. This container does not encumber the PC and is NOT accessible in or near dungeons or in combat.
The loot crate is identical to the hoarding crate. It simply provides you with a second container to help sort items.
The mod has a couple of options that may be noteworthy. The option to access the workshop when the player starts crafting may be disabled or enabled. The toolbelt has a "cheat mode" option that makes its contents weightless and allows the player to put any items, not just potions or scrolls, into it.
The backpack will be added to the player's inventory after the first sleep.
- A toolbelt
- A workshop
- A hoarding crate
- A loot crate
The toolbelt only accepts scrolls and potions. Items placed in the toolbelt encumber the PC, and it is fully accessible in combat and in dungeons. Potions and scrolls can be sorted here at the touch of a button. Potions brewed by the player or scrolls and potions added by mods must be placed into the bag the first time, but will automatically store from then on.
The workshop accepts any items and does not encumber the player. It is accessible everywhere outdoors and anywhere indoors that is not tagged as a dungeon. When you activate a crafting station, all of the items in this container will be transferred to your inventory, and then transferred back when you are done. By default, most crafting items will be stored here, but any items may be added to the list.
The hoarding crate is simply a remote container for items you may wish to keep. In practice it can be used for anything. This container does not encumber the PC and is NOT accessible in or near dungeons or in combat.
The loot crate is identical to the hoarding crate. It simply provides you with a second container to help sort items.
The mod has a couple of options that may be noteworthy. The option to access the workshop when the player starts crafting may be disabled or enabled. The toolbelt has a "cheat mode" option that makes its contents weightless and allows the player to put any items, not just potions or scrolls, into it.
The backpack will be added to the player's inventory after the first sleep.