Automatic Inventory Manager (AIM)

Working with Patch 7, Script Extender v20.

See the Quickstart guides on how to use and configure this mod (unless you just want to use the defaults, in which case, just install and play)! (WIP)

v2. 4. 0 adds optional MCM integration!

Disclaimer

This mod isn't actually particular useful from a functionality standpoint thanks to Larian's Magic Pockets, multi-select, and Filter implementations - if you're looking at this mod because you think you need to move items and gear to a character before you can use them, or because you don't know about the built-in filters and have trouble finding items, or because you don't know you can select multiple items in your inventory by shift-clicking, then you'll be happy to know that Larian has largely solved these problems already (although controller support leaves a bit to be desired - this mod may alleviate those issues in conjunction with vanilla functionality!). Play around!

This mod is more targeted at people like me who hate the giant, messy inventories for aesthetic but also hate swapping between characters to pick up items/constantly right-click "send to"ing, or who find the interface way too busy to manage (especially when playing on small monitors or Steam Deck).

Additionally, I have no idea what'll happen in a true multiplayer game - never tested it. If you run into issues, let me know by filing a github issue with your log.txt and filters/ directory!

Additionally additionally, if you're looking for a junk management mod, I highly recommend Auto Loot Seller V3, as solving that particular problem within AIM's framework would have been extremely tedious and complicated, and they've solved the problem magnificently!

When Does AIM Manage Items?

Unless an item is in AIM's blacklist, or inside a blacklisted container, Items will be processed when being added directly to a party member's inventory - this includes picking up, transferring between party members, pulling out of containers. Items already in a given character's inventory will also be processed when they join the party, unless they've been processed previously.

It will also attempt to sort all items on load (if they haven't been sorted previously) - this functionality is a little unreliable due to the sheer amount of items being processed and Larian's Event pipeline, so you'll probably have to manually sort items yourself first, or drop and pick them up, to get your inventory where you want it to be (only needs to happen the very first time you load up with AIM).