Travel bag automatically deposited
This mod allows you to remotely (from anywhere) store items into a travel bag. Applies only to stackable items. By default, you can manually press the button, or turn on the automatic mode to continuously deposit items already in the bag, or you can force the deposit of new items.
About this mod Machine translation
This mod allows you to remotely (from anywhere) store items into a travel bag. Applies only to stackable items. By default, you can manually press the button, or turn on the automatic mode to continuously deposit items already in the bag, or you can force the deposit of new items.
Auto Deposit In Travel Bag
🎒 Remote storage function
This mod allows you to use your travel bag as an item storage anytime, anywhere! Especially suitable for storing items that are often collected when going out, such as:
- 🍎 Fruit and wood
- 🥩 Meat and Bones
- 🌱 Grass Seeds
- 🪶 Feather
- 💩 poop
All stackable items can be stored, but tools and fish and insects (unless other modules support stacking) cannot use this function.
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⚙️Smart deposit mechanism
**Default Mode**: Only the types of items that are already in the travel bag will be stored, to avoid constantly trying to store all the items in your entire backpack.
**Force Deposit**: You can manually force any stackable item into the bag, and subsequent collected items of the same type will be automatically deposited - until the bag is full!
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⌨️ Fully configurable
- **Manual Trigger**: Manual deposit via keybinding
- **Auto switch**: Switch to automatic deposit mode with one click
- **Forced Deposit**: Press the dedicated button to force the items in your hand into the travel bag
- **Open directly**: Press the button to directly open the travel bag interface (needs to be set in the configuration file)
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🎮 Usage scenarios
It works great with the automatic pickup module! Turn on automatic pickup and put feathers, poop, and grass seeds in your travel bag, and never let these items clutter your backpack space again.
Picked up something you want to put in your bag while you were out and about? First force deposit, then turn on automatic deposit, then all similar items collected will automatically enter the bag!
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🔧 Configuration options
There is a true/false option in the configuration file that allows you to choose whether automatic saving by default when loading the game is on or off. But you can always switch manually later.
**Bonus Tip**: Autodeposit will only work if the item is already in the bag, so it can usually be left on all the time. If you need to remove items from the bag, just Shift+click to remove the whole pile, and the automatic deposit will not try to put them back.
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⚡ Performance optimization
The auto-save function only checks one backpack slot in each game rendering frame. If running at 60fps, a complete scan of the backpack takes about 2/3 seconds - this is fast enough that there is almost no delay!
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📝 Installation instructions
This is a standard BepInEx 6 module. Follow the regular Dinkum module installation instructions and put the DLL file into the plugins folder. To generate a configuration file, simply open Dinkum and then close it immediately.
**Safe to Remove**: This mod is safe to remove at any time as it will not affect your save file in any way.
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⚠️ Notes
- Mods will not work when opening the chest interface to avoid confusion and errors
- Multiplayer compatibility unknown, but in theory it should work
- All key bindings can be customized in configuration files
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.