Wess Quartermaster - Self-Organizing Storage

Wess Quartermaster Stop dragging loot into crates one stack at a time. Wess Quartermaster turns your Build 42 base into a self-organizing warehouse: tell each crate what lives in it once, and from then on one click - or no clicks at all - files everything where it belongs. Nails to the nail crate, ammo to the ammo box, food to the pantry. Floating labels show what's in your storage as you walk past, and a searchable Base Inventory window answers "where's my hammer?" with a glowing ping on the right crate. Works in single-player and multiplayer, and it's easy on weak machines. Category mods (Extended Categories and friends) already work. Tags match whatever category the GAME reports for an item when it is filed, not a fixed list of my own - so categories another mod adds are picked up on their own. Nothing to enable. Not the same mod as "Quartermaster - Auto-Sort & Store Loot" Different mod, different author - the shared word is a coincidence, and it comes up often enough to answer. Deckard's Quartermaster is a sorting and hauling engine: tick categories on a box, press Distribute, and your character physically carries the loot over trip by trip. It also crafts straight from storage. This one is a base-management layer on the same tagging idea: live labels over your crates, a searchable Base Inventory that pings and fetches, par-stock minimums with low-stock warnings, a saved run loadout, whole-vehicle unloading, and build-material fetching. Both let a crate claim a category; past that they answer different questions - his is about getting loot put away, this is about seeing and running a base. Running both: untested, and I would not assume it is safe - they both want to own the same crates. Getting started (30 seconds) Right-click a crate at your base > Wess Quartermaster > Establish a base here. That's it - your first crate is tagged and your base is anchored. Tag a few more crates as the home for an item or a whole category ("Home for all: Tools"). An already-orga