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This article describes a new feature added to ItemBags version 3.1.0. Normally, to create a modded bag, you must explicitly specify each item that the bag can store. ItemFilters allow you to define the bag's items in a more convenient way by using filters to match the items against. Any items that pass the filters will be storeable in the modded bag.
You must install ItemBags version 3.1.0 or later to use these features
(Some features might only be available in the latest beta version - check the Changelog section at the bottom)
Basic Usage
To use ItemFilters, add the ItemFilters json property to the modded bag's .json file. This property is an array of strings, where each entry describes one or more filters:
{
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When the game is launched, ItemBags will load each .json file located in the assets\Modded Bags folder, and create a custom bag from each one. You can manually create these .json files, but the recommended steps are to create them are:
Start the game and load a save file.
In the SMAPI console window, use the command generate_modded_bag. This command will export a .json file to your assets\Modded Bags. The exported .json will use default settings, but makes for a good starting point.
Close Stardew Valley, then open the exported .json file in any text editor and fine-tune its settings as desired.
generate_modded_bag command:
This command requires 2 parameters:
BagName - This is just the display name you want the e... -
This is a repository for additional item bags that can store modded items.
A guide to help you create your own modded bags can be found here:
Creating Modded Bags
Note from the mod author: I haven't been maintaining this list, sorry. Check the comments section for newer user-created bags.
Format:
The modded bags on this page are organized like this:
<Mod Name>
<Bag Name>
Author: <Author Name>
Description: <Bag Description>
Item count: <Distinct Items Count> (<Total Item Slots>)
Download: <Download link to download as .json file>
Preview: <Image>
How to u...