MoreStandsForShops

MoreStandsForShops

MoreStandsForShops makes the R.E.P.O. shop feel fuller, cleaner, and a little more useful between runs.

I made it for games where the shop starts to feel too small once you play with friends, extra money, extra items, or a bigger mod list. Instead of leaving everything fighting for the same few table spots, the mod adds more proper places for items to appear.

What It Adds

• A second upgrade stand.
• A dedicated shelf for drones and power crystals.
• Reworked use of the vanilla health shelf, with health packs on top and grenades below.
• Adaptive reuse of all 16 vanilla weapon and tool table places, with type-correct heights, table-relative rotations, extra clearance for large items, and reversible first-grab stabilization so displayed stock stays upright without losing normal held-item physics.

The goal is not to turn the shop into chaos. The goal is to give the game more room to breathe.

Showcase

Drone and Power Crystal Shelf

A dedicated shelf for drones and power crystals, separated from the normal shop tables for cleaner organization and easier access.

Medkits and Grenades Shelf

The vanilla health shelf is repurposed to better organize support and throwable items.

Health packs appear on the upper shelf, while grenades are placed below.

Extra Upgrade Stands

Additional upgrade stands give upgrades more room to appear, especially in larger lobbies or heavily modded runs.

Settings

The config is created after launching the game once with the mod installed.

General

This section controls the big switches.

• Enable or disable the whole mod.
• Enable or disable the extra upgrade stand.
• Enable or disable additional shelves and table layout changes.
• Enable or disable custom item pool changes.
• Enable debug logs if you want to check what the mod is doing.

Item Counts

This is where you decide how much of each item type can show up.

Set something to 0 if you do not want that category to appear through this mod.

For example:

• More upgrades if your group likes heavy upgrade shopping.
• Fewer drones if they feel too common.
• Fewer C.A.R.T. Weapons if they are taking over the shop.
• More health packs if your team is having one of those nights.

Same Item Copies

This controls how many copies of the exact same item can appear.

If you want variety, keep these lower.

If you do not mind seeing repeats, raise them.

Item Spawn Chances

Every item can have its own chance weight.

• 100 is the normal default.
• 0 disables that item from this mod's shop pools.
• Higher numbers make an item more likely compared to other items in the same group.
• Lower numbers make it rarer.

This is useful if you like the item pool overall, but want to tune the mood of your shop.

Spawn weights are relative within the same item category.

Every draw uses the complete enabled pool for that category, so duplicate copies can appear immediately. Previous-shop purchases do not subtract from the current shop's configured Item Counts; only explicit item disabling, a 0 spawn weight, player requirements, purchase locks, category counts, and Same Item Copies can restrict selection.

Vanilla requests 8 standard shop items by default, although the two table layouts expose 16 possible physical positions in total. The table rewrite can use those positions for a larger configured stock and gives every position compatible small, medium, and large variants; dedicated drones/crystals, grenades/health packs, and upgrades never enter this standard table pool.

Multiplayer

For the best multiplayer experience, everyone in the lobby should use the same mod version and preferably similar config settings.

The host controls the shop layout and synchronized item pools. If the host changes inside the shop, still-ungrabbed table stock and an interrupted upgrade reroll can be recovered by the new host; items already touched by a player are never stabilized again.

The repository includes a manual single-player and multiplayer test checklist for release v