OttoStash

OttoStash

Updated for Valheim 1.0

Version 3.6.3, built and Harmony-checked against Valheim 1.0.20.

Maintainer: Paul Otto

Description

OttoStash puts your things away so you can get back to playing. Chests pick up whatever lands on the ground near them, one key empties your inventory into the containers around you, and when you craft or build, the materials you are short on come out of those same chests. It also turns gear back into its resources at a crafting station and lets you mark inventory slots as trash.

Need to know

OttoStash uses ServerSync. When it is installed on the server and on every client, the server's configuration syncs to all of them, and a client running a different OttoStash version cannot join. A client without OttoStash can still join.

The server also watches its config file, so if you edit the file directly on the server instead of through the BepInEx Configuration Manager, the change goes out to every client as soon as you save.

Quick start

1. Install it and start a world. Chests pull in items dropped near them, following the rules in potto007.OttoStash.yml.
2. Press . to put your inventory into nearby containers. Favorited items and the YAML rules are respected.
3. Middle-click an item to store just that one.
4. Hold Y and click an item, or run ottostashsearch, to find where you put something.
5. Edit potto007.OttoStash.yml to set each container's range and what it will and will not take.
6. At a crafting station, open the Reclaim tab to turn an item back into most of its resources.
7. Click Reclaim All twice on an open container to reclaim everything in it.
8. Hold X and click inventory slots to mark them as trash, then middle-click to discard them all.
9. Edit potto007.OttoStash.Reclaim.yml to keep items out of reclaiming and discarding.
10. Craft and build from what is in nearby chests. Alt+O switches that off and on for you alone.
11. Every configuration file lives in BepInEx/config, and the yml files carry their own examples.

Compatibility

• Quick Stack and sorting mods (QuickStackStore, for example) - the UI integration is ordered so the two mods do not grab each other's elements or double up buttons.
• Backpack mods (Smoothbrain's Backpacks, AdventureBackpack and others) - OttoStash can store into backpacks, and DontStoreToBackpacks turns that off everywhere.
• ItemDrawers - both KG's fork and Makail's original work for storing and searching.
• Epic Loot and Jewelcrafting - reclaiming and discarding also return enchanting materials and socketed gems.
• Recycle_N_Reclaim - OttoStash replaces it, and while both are installed, it turns its own reclaiming and trash marking off and leaves them to Recycle_N_Reclaim.
• AzuCraftyBoxes, CraftFromContainers and CFCMod - while any of them is loaded, OttoStash leaves crafting from chests to that mod and logs a warning.

Features