Hotkeys & Storage

Defaults below — every hotkey is configurable, all four as full key combos you set by clicking the value in the Configuration Manager and pressing whatever combo you want (no fixed base key). LockClickShortcut and RestockMarkClickShortcut are fully independent of each other — holding the restock-mark combo never requires the lock combo to also be held. They work with a free cursor (no need to have a chest open).

Both modifier-clicks replace the normal click (they don't open/move the item) only while the modifier is held.

Quick-stack and restock's on-screen messages are localized based on your in-game language (English, Portuguese-Brazilian, and Spanish so far — more can be added if there's demand).

Nearby chests: how they're chosen

Every automation in this mod (quick-stack, restock, crafting-from-nearby- chests, the stations, and the animal feeder) uses the same rule to decide which chests count as "nearby" — this includes a cart's own storage, not just placed chests:

• Within the configured radius (see the Configuration page)
• Not a dead player's coffin (TombStone)
• Not currently in use by anyone else (open by another player)
• You have access permission on the chest (respects public/private/group)
• The chest is inside a Ward (protection) area that grants you access — a chest outside your ward, or inside someone else's ward without permission, is ignored

Works in multiplayer: when the mod needs to write to a chest owned by another player (different ZDO owner), it claims ownership before touching it, the same way the game itself does when you open a chest manually.

Mass storage (Quick-Stack)

Shift + E — for each item in your inventory (except equipped and locked items), looks for a nearby chest that already has that item (same name and quality) and moves it there. It tops off existing stacks in the chest first; if there's leftover quantity and the chest has free space, it creates a new stack there too. It only moves an item into a chest that already contains it — this isn't a "stash everything," it's "find where that item already lives."

Item lock

Alt + left-click on a stack marks it with an orange border. In your player inventory, a locked stack is never moved by quick-stack. In a chest, a locked stack is also reserved from crafting, building, cooking, smelting, kiln and fireplace fuel, fermenting, and Epic Loot enchanting. Other unlocked stacks of the same material remain available. Manual transfers, restocking, animal feeding, and stacking station output keep their existing behavior.

With a supported Epic Loot version, locked equipment is also excluded from the Sacrifice list, including items in your player inventory. Unlock an item and refresh the list to make it available again. If a selected item becomes locked before sacrifice finishes, the whole selection is canceled and refreshed; no selected items are consumed and no sacrifice materials or socketed gems are returned. Select the remaining unlocked items to continue. This protection is specific to Sacrifice; other player crafting and equipment operations retain their existing behavior.

Lock and restock marks support ExtraSlots and MyLittleUI. Marks follow items between the inventory and extra slots, keep their size when icons are scaled, and avoid duplicate marks when Shield Me Bruh is installed. These mods are optional.

Restock

Mark which items you always want restocked with Alt + Ctrl + left-click (marks it with a blue dot in the corner of the slot). Then, Ctrl + E pulls enough of each marked item from nearby chests to fill a full stack in your inventory — even if you currently have zero of that item. Example: mark arrows and cooked meat; every time you press Ctrl+E, it fills your inventory with both from whatever's in nearby chests.

Crafting and building from nearby chests

While crafting at a workbench/forge/etc. or building (hammer in hand), the game treats items in nearby chests as if they were in your inventory — without needing to open any chest. It always prioritizes consuming what you're already carrying first, only pulling from a chest for what's missing. The count shown in the crafting UI already includes nearby chests too.

Repair-all

At a crafting station (workbench, forge, etc.), the Repair button now fixes every equipped item the current station can repair in one go — instead of having to click repeatedly until nothing's left. It respects the exact same vanilla rule (station level vs. the item's minimum required level): an item that needs a more advanced station still won't get repaired there. No extra on-screen message, no configuration — just instant repair.