For advanced users only. The Better Inventory Auto-Patcher automates the process of updating Better Inventory whenever Bethesda updates the Pipboy_InvPage.swf interface file.

When required, I typically release updates for the mod on this Nexus page. Normal users do not typically need to download this file. If I am unable to provide an update in a timely manner, advanced users may use this auto-patcher to automatically inject the Better Inventory module loader into the latest Pipboy inventory interface file available from Bethesda to ensure continued mod functionality.

Requirements: Git and the RABCDasm SWF disassembler.

What's new in v1.1?
- New: View the combined weight of a stack of items, e.g. weight of an ammo type / stimpaks / junk
- New: Filter Aid for Chems
- New: Press ALT to cycle backwards through filters (Ctrl for next filter; Alt for previous filter)
- Fixed: Rounding issue with tab weight

To update, simply replace and overwrite the old file.

Changelog
v1.2:
- New: Filter Apparel for Outfits and Armor.
- New: Tab weight now takes into account the active filter.
- Fixed: Number rounding issue with item stack weight.

v1.1:
- New: View the combined weight of a stack of items, e.g. weight of an ammo type / stimpaks / junk
- New: Filter Aid for Chems
- New: Press ALT to cycle backwards through filters (Ctrl for next filter; Alt for previous filter)
- Fixed: Rounding issue with tab weight

To update, simply replace and overwrite the old file.

Changelog
v1.3:
- New: Click on the tab header (i.e. Aid) to cycle through filters.
- New: Scroll on the tab header to quickly cycle through filters.
- New: Filter Armor pieces by part.
- New: Jump two tabs at a time by holding Shift when navigating left/right through tabs.
- New: Jump directly to the first or last (i.e. Weapon/Ammo) tab by holding Shift and navigating up or down.

To update, simply replace and overwrite the old file.

Changelog
v1.3.1:
- Routine: Forwards Bethesda's updates to the interface file Pipboy_InvPage.swf for game version 1.0.5.10. For more information on Bethesda's changes, refer to the Changelog tab or the official patch notes.

v1.3.0:
- New: Click on the tab header (i.e. Aid) to cycle through filters.
- New: Scroll on the tab header to quickly cycle through filters.
- New: Filter Armor pieces by part.
- New: Jump two tabs at a time by holding Shift when navigating left/right through tabs.
- New: Jump directly to the first or last (i.e. Weapon/Ammo) tab by holding Shift and navigating up or down.

To update, simply replace and overwrite the old file.

Changelog
- Support for game version v1.1.0.8 (Patch 7)

For existing users: please note that the default asset lists have changed again in Patch 7.
If you have not already done so, you also need to update your Fallout76Custom.ini.

I am now recommending the use of a different asset load list in order to reduce your maintenance burden whenever the game updates.
Please see the sticked post in the Posts section for details.

Changelog
- Forwarded Bethesda's changes to the Pip-Boy inventory menu in game version v1.1.4.3 (Patch 9). No changes to mod functionality.

Changelog
- Forwarded Bethesda's changes to the Pip-Boy inventory menu in game version v1.2.1.32 (Patch 11.5). No changes to mod functionality.

Changelog
- Pipboy_InvPage.swf interface file updated to latest (Patch 12).
- Fixed an issue where chems could be incorrectly classified as food or water if the perks "Hydro Fix" or "Munchy Resistance" were active at max rank.

Changelog
- Tentative support for the Wastelanders update
- Please note: Not all features may be working at this time. I have not installed the Wastelanders update yet and have not tested these changes. Please report what's working and what's not in the comments!

Changelog
- Support for the Wastelanders update

Changelog
v1.4:
- Declutter your Misc tab! Keys and passwords will now be collected under the MISC (KEYS) keyring filter.
- The Notes tab can now be filtered for unread plans and recipes.

Changelog
v1.4.1:
- Updated base inventory page to Update 19.
- The Control key can now be held down for fast-scroll without changing the active filter.
- Tip: Hold down the Shift / Control / Shift+Control keys to scroll 3, 6 and 9 lines at a time, respectively.

v1.4:
- Declutter your Misc tab! Keys and passwords will now be collected under the MISC (KEYS) keyring filter.
- The Notes tab can now be filtered for unread plans and recipes.

Changelog
v1.5:
- Support for the "Inventory Update" (game version v1.5.1.26)
- Added the ability to jump directly to one of your 12 (!) inventory tabs by pressing the number keys (1,2,...,0, - and =).
- Updated inventory filters for the new tab layouts.

ICYMI: Recap of Better Inventory's benefits over vanilla:
- Better inventory stack weight (imo) that can show fractional components
- Inventory category weight on a per-tab basis
- Category sub-filters (that don't take up tab space) for weapon types, armor parts, crafted food/drink, keys and unread notes/receipes.
- Built-in keyring: Keys and passwords are collected under the MISC (KEYS) keyring filter for a nice and clean MISC tab.
- Easier navigation: Jump two tabs at a time by holding the Shift key while navigating left and right. Jump directly to the first or last tab by holding the Shift key while navigating up and down.

Changelog
v1.5:
- Support for the "Inventory Update" (game version v1.5.1.26)
- Added the ability to jump directly to one of your 12 (!) inventory tabs by pressing the number keys (1,2,...,0, - and =).
- Updated inventory filters for the new tab layouts.

v1.5.1:
- Fixed an issue where items with < 0.001 weight would show as an invalid weight.

ICYMI: Recap of Better Inventory's benefits over vanilla:
- Better inventory stack weight (imo) that can show fractional components
- Inventory category weight on a per-tab basis
- Category sub-filters (that don't take up tab space) for weapon types, armor parts, crafted food/drink, keys and unread notes/receipes.
- Built-in keyring: Keys and passwords are collected under the MISC (KEYS) keyring filter for a nice and clean MISC tab.
- Easier navigation: Jump two tabs at a time by holding the Shift key while navigating left and right. Jump directly to the first or last tab by holding the Shift key while navigating up and down.

Changelog
v1.5.2:
- Support for game version v1.5.2.31.

v1.5.1:
- Fixed an issue where items with < 0.001 weight would show as an invalid weight.

v1.5:
- Support for the "Inventory Update" (game version v1.5.1.26)
- Added the ability to jump directly to one of your 12 (!) inventory tabs by pressing the number keys (1,2,...,0, - and =).
- Updated inventory filters for the new tab layouts.

Changelog
v1.5.3:
- Support for game version v1.6.0.17 (Fallout Worlds Update).

v1.5.2:
- Support for game version v1.5.2.31.

v1.5.1:
- Fixed an issue where items with < 0.001 weight would show as an invalid weight.

v1.5:
- Support for the "Inventory Update" (game version v1.5.1.26)
- Added the ability to jump directly to one of your 12 (!) inventory tabs by pressing the number keys (1,2,...,0, - and =).
- Updated inventory filters for the new tab layouts.

Changelog
v1.5.4:
- Support for game update v1.6.2.16 (Mothman Equinox Update)

v1.5.3:
- Support for game version v1.6.0.17 (Fallout Worlds Update).

v1.5.2:
- Support for game version v1.5.2.31.

v1.5.1:
- Fixed an issue where items with < 0.001 weight would show as an invalid weight.

v1.5:
- Support for the "Inventory Update" (game version v1.5.1.26)
- Added the ability to jump directly to one of your 12 (!) inventory tabs by pressing the number keys (1,2,...,0, - and =).
- Updated inventory filters for the new tab layouts.

For advanced users only. The Better Inventory Auto-Patcher automates the process of updating Better Inventory whenever Bethesda updates the Pipboy_InvPage.swf interface file.

When required, I typically release updates for the mod on this Nexus page. Normal users do not typically need to download this file. If I am unable to provide an update in a timely manner, advanced users may use this auto-patcher to automatically inject the Better Inventory module loader into the latest Pipboy inventory interface file available from Bethesda to ensure continued mod functionality.

Requirements: Git VCS and the RABCDasm SWF disassembler.

For advanced users only. The Better Inventory Auto-Patcher automates the process of updating Better Inventory whenever Bethesda updates the Pipboy_InvPage.swf interface file.

When required, I typically release updates for the mod on this Nexus page. Normal users do not typically need to download this file. If I am unable to provide an update in a timely manner, advanced users may use this auto-patcher to automatically inject the Better Inventory module loader into the latest Pipboy inventory interface file available from Bethesda to ensure continued mod functionality.

Requirements: Git VCS and the RABCDasm SWF disassembler.

For advanced users only. The Better Inventory Auto-Patcher automates the process of updating Better Inventory whenever Bethesda updates the Pipboy_InvPage.swf interface file.

When required, I typically release updates for the mod on this Nexus page. Normal users do not typically need to download this file. If I am unable to provide an update in a timely manner, advanced users may use this auto-patcher to automatically inject the Better Inventory module loader into the latest Pipboy inventory interface file available from Bethesda to ensure continued mod functionality.

Requirements: Git VCS and the RABCDasm SWF disassembler.

Only for users new to modding who do not already have a Fallout76Custom.ini file.
Put this file in <Documents Folder>\My Games\Fallout 76\, place the main file in your Fallout 76 Data folder and you're ready to go.

Only for users new to modding who do not already have a Fallout76Custom.ini file.
Put this file in <Documents Folder>\My Games\Fallout 76\, place the main file in your Fallout 76 Data folder and you're ready to go.

For users new to F76 modding who do not already have a Fallout76Custom.ini file.

Put this file in <Documents Folder>\My Games\Fallout 76\, place the main file in your Fallout 76 Data folder and you're ready to go.

For users new to F76 modding who do not already have a Fallout76Custom.ini file.

Put this file in <Documents Folder>\My Games\Fallout 76\, place the main file in your Fallout 76 Data folder and you're ready to go.