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I will try to find a solution later but in the meantime, use the version from Mile.
https://gist.github.com/HugsLibRecordKeeper/c16894bebbf4c552c892cc1c0dd1cd0d
The mod author of Vanilla Base Generation Expanded says: "The other mod isn't patching the right way. They are removing the VE definition to add their own, causing the issue."
It goes from the medieval wooden box to the industrial container.
Just test it.
@Morcalvin : look https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2730410892&searchtext=docworld
For what is to update the whole mod I have absolutely no level, however with vanilla UI expanded and docworld lite we find ourselves with something very close
In the meantime, you can edit it yourself in the settings of LWM's deep storage mod.
I'm noticing that none of the storage containers have limits on what type of items can be in each container, which is fine and the extra choice is nice, but it's a little odd that you can store a bunch of human meat in a bail of hay. Though, if given the option, maybe I would hide my human meat in a big bail of hay.
The bigger issue is that some of the items are missing storage weight limits, especially the bookshelf, which at the moment can hold 100 items with no weight limit. I'm guessing the intent was 100 items with a very low weight limit?
Please keep up the good work, It's great to have these items as storage containers. Thanks!