Openbound continuing to be the best way to play Starbound I see, lol

Yes. If that patch does more than just give more slots and a script to support enhanced storage, you may need to keep it.

You should probably keep the SCS stations patch if you have it, because it also adds stuff that isn't included in this mod

Alright, thank you! Appreciate the response!

You don't need to uninstall any patches, but if you do, make sure you either empty your containers for that mod and pick them up first (if you know what mod they came from), or do a full universe reset including your shipworld. Which means you'll lose everything that was on them but now this mod will work without any issues. Again it's completely fine that you keep those patches installed, they just aren't necessary anymore with this for containers that get added to whatever mod.

So as long as I don't uninstall any patches, it'll be fine? Don't mean to be redundant, this is just not something I want to mess up so I need to triple clarify

If you already have a patch, it won't change anything for them. It will only change containers that weren't patched for enhanced storage. And yes it could potentially cause issues when you go to open a container that you used to have a patch for because the slot count will likely be different. Possibly you could break the container and place it back down? Though I haven't tested that.

If I already have a few mod patches installed and install this, will it break any preexisting containers? Would removing said patches after installing this break it like in the description? Thanks ^^

ok，thx

@Hyperdino I changed the script to ignore containers that have any script at all. Let me know if this breaks some other mod and I will make more changes to fix it.

This will patch any normal container for any mod you install, no other patches needed.

Does this mean that Enhanced Storage will only need this one patch in the future?

Just found out that this mod breaks Growing Trays. It changes their UI to that of a normal storage and the "Smashing Keeps Items" function just ends up deleting all items inside upon placing the tray back down.