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Could you explain the custom Data abit more.
Im using assault weapons pack and this mod is pulling all ammo types, i would like it to ignore certain ones for certain containers but this mod is ignoring all extra commands.
Thanks
For everyone asking about what to put into the custom data; You use the exact same syntax as you would put in the block name. I just extended the monitoring to include the custom data block.
For those asking about a github -> https://github.com/tgkgate/Simple-Inventory-Sort
It works with Refiner or manufacturer too
But can You explain about:
"** Added support for consumables
** Added support for using custom data in addition to the name of the block to manage filters."
What should I write to name field of container?
Is there a github for this mod? What tag should I use for consumables? Is there a tag for space credits?
honestly, this needs to be vanilla.
I hope some time someone will take this and make it like the Production Quota mod for assemblers. https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2304715504
Basically it monitors your inventory (cargo containers) and moves items around. Please read the original text by Tyrsis; it will explain the grammar and syntax of the filters *you* specify for how you want your containers sorted. I have not duplicated his explanation because i'm not an authorized maintainer. I have simply extended the functionality. I do wish he were to return to SE, his solution was quite elegant.