Inventory Manager

Automatic Inventory Sorting

The mod can automatically sort your current inventory while also using suitable nearby storage chests (16 Blocks radius).

Cross-Chest Storage Sorting

It does not only handle your player inventory. The mod can treat multiple nearby chests as one structured storage system.

Profile-Based Sorting Rules

You can define which items:

• []stay in your inventory [/]

  []are moved into storage [/]

  []belong in specific chests [/]

This lets you adapt the system to your own playstyle.

Protection for Current Inventory Snapshot

With the “Lock Current Inventory” button, you can protect your current inventory setup so those items are not simply sorted away.

Usable Quick Access Layout

Items that are supposed to remain with the player are placed in a way that keeps the inventory practical to use.

Item Type Consolidation

The mod tries to avoid scattering the same item type across many chests. When possible, it keeps them grouped in one suitable chest.

Defensive Safety Checks

If the mod detects that a sorting result could violate protection rules or become inconsistent, it aborts instead of applying a risky result.

Who Is This Mod For?

This mod is especially useful for players who:

• []use many storage chests in their base [/]

  []want to unload loot quickly after expeditions [/]

  []prefer structured storage rules [/]

  []do not want important gear to be sorted away by mistake [/]

  []want a consistent storage system over time [/]

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How to Use It

1. Understand the Basic Idea

The sorting system always separates your items into two groups:

• []stays with the player [/]

  []goes into storage [/]

Which item ends up where depends on your rules, chest assignments, and active protections.

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2. Prepare Your Chests

Place the chests you want to use as storage within the supported sorting range.

• []only valid and allowed chests are used[/]

  []if there is not enough valid space for an item type, the system will not just half-sort things into chaos [/]

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3. Use “Lock Current Inventory”

If you want to protect your current inventory setup before sorting, use:

“Lock Current Inventory”

This is especially useful when:

• []you already carry a good combat or building loadout [/]

  []you want to keep a chosen set of items with you [/]

  []you want to sort loot without losing your active equipment setup [/]

What this button is meant to do

The currently protected inventory items should not simply disappear into storage.

Important practical note

If you only rearrange your inventory after locking it, that is generally covered.

If you split, merge, or otherwise change those protected stacks before sorting, the mapping becomes less exact.

Shout outs

Thanks to Chat-GPT =)