YeOlde - handmade bags
It adds a crafting pack (weight: 0) to the player's inventory (less power), all crafting items are automatic. So for a harvester like me, your stock is cleaner... and lighter. If you open a crafting station, items are temporarily returned to your inventory and pushed back into the bag as soon as you leave the station
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About this mod Machine translation
It adds a crafting pack (weight: 0) to the player's inventory (less power), all crafting items are automatic. So for a harvester like me, your stock is cleaner... and lighter. If you open a crafting station, items are temporarily returned to your inventory and pushed back into the bag as soon as you leave the station
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Inspired by The Elder Scrolls Online Crafting Pack
It adds a crafting pack (weight: 0) to the player's inventory (less power), all crafting items are automatic. So for a harvester like me, your stock is cleaner... and lighter.
If you open a crafting station, items are temporarily returned to your inventory and pushed back into the bag as soon as you leave the station
This mod has been made for Skyrim VR. But it also works with SSE.
How does it work?
I just added a new container to the game and I can manage what goes in and out:
All crafting items automatically go into the bag when added to inventory
You can use a crafting bag to bring them back to your inventory, but they will automatically return to the bag after use at your next crafting station.
You can't put non-handmade items in the bag. If a crafting item doesn't want to go into the package, please let me know and I'll fix it.
You may become overweight when using a crafting station (when all crafting items are returned to the player's inventory), but it will return to normal when you leave the crafting station.
uninstall
To uninstall, simply bring back all items in your intent and delete the mod.
compatibility
Not compatible with mods that automatically manage inventory.
Should be compatible with everything else.
Image credits
Skyrim Inspired Arrow Knee Pad Decals (SidratDecals)
dragon helmet
my other mods
YeOlde - Hybrid Loot
YeOlde - Respawn
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Description
Inspired by The Elder Scrolls Online crafting bag
It adds a crafting bag (weight: 0) to the player's inventory (lesser power), where all crafting items goes automaticaly. So for harvesters like me, your inventory is cleaner... and weight way less.
If you open a crafting station, items are back in your inventory temporarily, and pushed back in bag as soon as you leave the station
This mod has been made for Skyrim VR. but it also work for SSE.
How does it work?
I've simply added a new container in game and I manage what goes in and out:
all crafting items goes in the bag automatically when added to inventory
you can bring them back in your inventory by using the crafting bag, but they will go back in the bag automaticaly after your next crafting station use.
you can't place non crafting items in the bag. If a crafting item don't want to go in the bag, inform me and I'll fix it.
You may become overweight when using a crafting station (when all crafting items are back in the player's inventory), but it will be back as normal when you leave the station.
Uninstallation
To uninstall, simply bring back all items in your intentory and remove the mod.
Compatibility
Not compatible with mods that manage inventory automatically.
Should be compatible with everything else.
Images credits
Skyrim Inspired Arrow to the Knee Guard Decal (SidratDecals)
Dragonborn helmet
My other mods
YeOlde - Hybrid Loot
YeOlde - Respawn
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.