Zim's Bag of Holding
Screenshots 8 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
The purpose of this mod is to provide a believable, immersive way to store large amounts of potions, ingredients, soul gems, and other cluttered inventory.
The purpose of this model is to provide a credible, immersive approach to storing
Huge inventory of potions, ingredients, soul gems, and other miscellaneous items.
This mod has been used to improve immersion. Dragons can carry hundreds of items, including books, coins, antlers, potions in glass bottles, axes, clothing, armor, and soul-trapping rocks, while slaying dragons, vampire lords, and daedra. Players who want immersion may try to limit the realism they carry, but I've found that this makes the game less fun. This mod provides a new storage method that reduces immersion hits.
Bag of Holding
Added the Bag of Holding, an attractive, portable, weightless, wearable storage unit.
A mysterious backstory makes Bag feel like it belongs in Skyrim.
Includes customizable auto-packing functionality to automatically store items upon pickup.
Requirements and compatibility
No other mods or DLC are required to use this mod, it's fully compatible with all my mods.
It may be incompatible with other mods that modify Bloodlet Throne.
Access
The Bag of Holding is a piece of clothing that can be equipped. In your inventory, you can use the Bag of Holding for less power, which allows you to access the contents of the Bag. You can also access the contents of the Bag by unwiring it (so you can set the Bag as a favorite item and use hotkeys to access its contents).
Accessing the Bag of Holding is like accessing any other non-respawning storage option. Bags are great for storing an unlimited amount of items.
However, weapons and armor cannot be stored in the Bag by default (this can be changed using the customization options, see below).
automatic packaging
When equipped, the Bag of Holding has automatic packaging capabilities. This means that when an item is picked up, it is automatically stored
In the Bag of Holding instead of the player's inventory (you can customize which types of items are automatically bagged, see below).
custom made
Bag of Holding has three customizable functions:
- Storage: Decide what can and cannot be stored in bags
- Automatic packaging: Determine which items are automatically stored in the bag at the time of purchase
- Auto-equip: When enabled, luggage will be automatically equipped in your inventory.
This is useful for players who want to sell Bag Hot to their favorites; whenever you cancel a purchase
When the bag is retrieved to retrieve its contents, it automatically re-equips
I created the Bag of Holding to carry necessities like medicine, ingredients, and soul gems, rather than carrying hundreds of weapons or armor items that I could live without. Therefore, some features of Bag are disabled by default. However, you can enable or disable Bags whenever they are added to your inventory from world space (i.e. not from a container). If the bag is already in your inventory, delete it and pick it up again to open the customization menu and determine which features are enabled and disabled.
By default, the following features are enabled/disabled:
Storage disabled:
- Outfits (including clothes, armor and shields)
- Arrows (including crossbow arrows)
- Weapons (including melee weapons, bows, crossbows and staves)
Storage is enabled, auto-wrapping is disabled:
- Books (including books, bookmarks, letters and banknotes)
- gold coins
- key
- Miscellaneous items (i.e. items that do not fit into any other category such as torches, locks, and household items)
Storage and automatic packaging
- food
- gems
- Alchemical ingredients
-Jewelry
- Potions (including poisons)
- Scrolls
-Styling equipment (including ores, ingots and animal parts)
- Soul Gem
automatic equipment
Disabled by default
The Bag of Holding can be found at Bloodlet Throne, a vanilla location in Southern Falkreath. This location has three parts: the fortress, the cave, and the battle pit. The b …
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.