this is a highly underrated mod

hi its true that hydrocraft has so many items to find and use :)

do you happen to remember which mod works with it, that lets us view and access several bags and containers, as though there were equipped containers?

in a casual play through to try out different things in hydro, i wouldnt find it too cheaty to be able to find enough duct tapes and small bags, just to be able to make a few iHoard bags, and to keep them in my inventory to then be able to sort all the hydro items out :)

but i cant remember which mod i used before

I agree with Wu.

spooky

Nobody cares, Wu. Go be a pedant somewhere else.

I'm pretty pedantic, so it's bothering me that "accumulated cluttter" isn't capitalized. The power of renaming items in-game, I guess.

I like the idea behind this because I've been using the cheat menu's unlimited carryweight object to essentially do the same, give bags and stuff near infinite capacity.

Having multiple tiers sounds like a nice way to 'balance' it, especially with higher tiers requiring more materials and/or several of the preceeding tier to craft.

I was thinking -5 weight, 20 weight reduction with 65 capacity. Perhaps a small item for containers, all it does is increase the size, say by -1 to -5 with appropriate costs.

I think it should be OP only after you take the time to gather and accumulate enough to have large bags.

Any suggestoins on stats, what you want to see next or anything else, let me know here or in the suggestion thread.

Thank you, it takes the same art from the game. The initial stats were there more for utility then real gameplay, as its noted as a cheat. I have considered changing the stats and also including other types, so you can decorate with other types which also use similar stats.

The way the game works, that hard 50 on any tile becomes a problem with Drive Cars mod and hydrocraft's larger containers like the pallet jack. I mainly made this so I had an in game way to fix those issues, such as accidentally getting a 120 lb dolly stuck on me when a horde is coming.. or I put it in a car and it can never be removed..

Either way it looks really nice and fits in perfectly with the zomboid world

I like the art style, and idea behind having litter on the ground to store random things in. But with the current stats you've given this it just feels to OP for me to use. I would probablyu use this as a solution to the littering mod filling up trash cans too fast with how small their inventory is.