Stack More Things

Stack More Things

Mod that allows you to stack things like furniture, tackle, clothing, etc. Also lets you adjust the maximum stack size for everything, merge crops of different colors into one stack, and reduce the quality of items so they can be stacked.

Multiplayer has been reported as working.

Translations

• []Chinese - thanks to anonymous user

  []French - thanks to DollyGethFR

  Config Options

  Supports Generic Mod Config Menu

  • []MaxStackSize - adjust the maximum stack size for all items (default 9999)

    []EnableComplexPatches - enables changes that allow for correct handling of tackle usage, furniture placement, forging, tailoring, etc. This should usually be turned on, but if you encounter bugs, turn this off.

    There is one option for each of the previously unstackable things and are all enabled by default:

    • [] Boots

      [] Clothing

      [] Furniture

      [] Hats

      [] Weapons

      [] Rings

      [] Tackle

      []Tools

      [] Trinkets

      []> Aggressive Trinket Stacking - Reduces restrictions on which Ice Rods and Magic Quivers can stack with each other so the stats do not need to be the same, only the display name (ex Perfect, Heavy, etc).  Stats for trinkets that get stacked due to this are not preserved.  This should generally be false unless you have a lot of trinkets (default: false).

      []Wallpaper

      Two keybinds for merging colors and reducing quality:

      • [] ColorMergeKey - default F10

        [] QualityReduceKey - default F9

      Hold down these keys while organizing your inventory and chests to merge all colors of one crop into one so they can be stacked, or to reduce the quality of everything to none so they can be stacked.

      You have to hold down the hot key AND click the organize chest button (or organize inventory button), and the stacks have to be in the same chest or inventory.  It won't work if you just press the hotkey or if you hold down the hotkey and use your mouse to add the stacks together or if you hold down the hotkey and click stash to chest.

      Expected Behavior

      Some notes on expected behavior:

      Things that do not stack:

      • []Dressers and fish tanks with things inside

        []Combined rings made of different rings

        []Weapons and tools with different enchantments

        []Fishing rods that can have bait or tackle

        []Clothing of different color

      • Different colors of Cornucopia bell peppers (this may change in the future)

      You can wear multiple rings and boots, but the effects will not stack

      Tackle will prioritize being placed on empty tackle spots if there are any

      Known Incompatibilities

      🤖 AI-enhanced — based on mod data

      Stack More Things is a gameplay mod that lets you stack furniture, tackle, clothing, and more, with adjustable maximum stack sizes. It also merges crops of different colors into one stack and reduces item quality for stacking. With 880 endorsements and 53,845 downloads, it's a popular utility for inventory management.

      ✨ Key Features

      Allows stacking of furniture, tackle, clothing, and other items.

      Adjustable maximum stack size for everything.

      Merge crops of different colors into one stack.

      Reduce item quality so they can be stacked.

      📊 Pros & Cons

      ✅ Pros

      • Community-approved with 880 endorsements and over 53k downloads.
      • Solves a real pain point: inventory clutter from furniture and clothing.
      • Flexible options: adjust stack sizes and merge colored crops.

      ⚠️ Cons

      • Last updated August 2025 – may not be compatible with future game patches.
      • Reducing item quality to stack could be a downside if you care about item stats.

      🎯 Is This For You?
      For players who hate inventory clutter and want to stack items that normally don't stack. If you're a hoarder or a farmer with mixed-color crops, this is a must-have. Skip if you prefer vanilla inventory limits or don't want to alter item quality.

      📦 Install:Easy· Under 1 minute

      💡 Beginner Tips

      • Check if your game requires EAC to be disabled for mods to work.
      • Use a mod manager to easily enable/disable this mod and avoid conflicts.
      • Test the stack size adjustment on a save you don't care about to find your preferred balance.