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Portable containers add additional player inventory slots. To expand player inventory, place containers in the four container slots located on the right side of the hotbar slots, and include basket shadows. The additional inventory slots provided by each container will appear to the left of the crafting grid in the order in which the containers are placed in the container slots. Different types of portable containers can be placed in different container slots. | Portable containers add additional player inventory slots. To expand player inventory, place containers in the four container slots located on the right side of the hotbar slots, and include basket shadows. The additional inventory slots provided by each container will appear to the left of the crafting grid in the order in which the containers are placed in the container slots. Different types of portable containers can be placed in different container slots. | ||
When a container is removed from the container slots on the hotbar, the contents will be lost. Be sure to remove the contents from the container before removing the container. Portable containers are crated using the grid crafting mechanic. | When a container is removed from the container slots on the hotbar, the contents will be lost. Be sure to remove the contents from the container before removing the container. Portable containers are crated using the grid crafting mechanic. | ||
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|[[file:Grid_Backpack.png|50px]]Backpack - A backpack is made from 4 raw hides and adds 6 additional inventory slots. | |[[file:Grid_Backpack.png|50px]]Backpack - A backpack is made from 4 raw hides and adds 6 additional inventory slots. | ||
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|[[file:Grid_Skep.png|50px]]Skep - A skep is made from 16 cattails 2 clay, and is used to transport bees. (See [[beekeeping]] for information on transporting filled skeps.) | |||
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Revision as of 04:27, 16 January 2020
Stationary Containers
Stationary containers can be transported when empty like any other block. They have to be placed to be filled and are then left in place. They cannot be transported with items inside. Stationary containers including baskets, chests, and shelves are crafted using the grid crafting mechanic. Pottery containers are crafted using the clay forming mechanic.
Some items such as metal ingots, planks, peat bricks, & firewood do not need to be stored in containers because they can be "stacked" on solid blocks. Fired Clay items (molds, bowls, pots) may be placed (Shift + Right Click) to store on solid blocks.
Food Storage Containers
Most food storage containers fall into the class of stationary containers and can only be transported when empty. They must be placed to be filled. Most food storage containers cannot be transported with items inside, with the exception of the Crock. Barrels are crafted using the grid crafting mechanic. Pottery containers are crafted using the clay forming mechanic.
Portable Containers
Portable containers add additional player inventory slots. To expand player inventory, place containers in the four container slots located on the right side of the hotbar slots, and include basket shadows. The additional inventory slots provided by each container will appear to the left of the crafting grid in the order in which the containers are placed in the container slots. Different types of portable containers can be placed in different container slots.
When a container is removed from the container slots on the hotbar, the contents will be lost. Be sure to remove the contents from the container before removing the container. Portable containers are crated using the grid crafting mechanic.
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