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

• Storing from the ground. Containers pick up dropped resources within a range you set, per container or through FallbackRange. Press PauseShortcut to hold off for SecondsToWaitBeforeStoring seconds when you want to pick something up yourself.
• Storing from your inventory. StoreShortcut (default .) moves your inventory into containers within PlayerRange, and StoreSingleItemShortcut (default middle-click) stores only the item you click. Rules in potto007.OttoStash.yml decide which items each container will take.
• Search. Hold SearchModifierKeybind (default Y) and click an item, or run ottostashsearch, and OttoStash pings the nearest container holding it and tells you how many exist. /ottostashsearch works in chat too, and it tab-completes, so /ottostash plus Tab is enough.
• Favoriting, from GoldenRevolver. Hold FavoritingModifierKeybind1 (default Z), or use the button, then left-click an item to favorite it or right-click a slot to favorite the slot. Storing from your inventory leaves favorites where they are, so nothing you meant to keep ends up in a chest. A colored border marks each favorite, and if GoldenRevolver's mod is installed, OttoStash reads its favoriting file instead of keeping its own.
• Craft and build from nearby chests. Crafting and building take whatever you lack from containers within PullRange (20 m), plus kg drawers and the backpacks and gem bags you carry. The requirement lists show have/need, the amount flashes when chests cover the difference, and the build menu shows how many of a piece you can build. Private chests you cannot open, carts on the move, and chests another player has open are skipped. A pull: block on a container or crafting station in the yml file keeps items from being pulled, and the end of the example file shows one. LeaveOneItem keeps the last of each item in every chest, and Alt+O switches pulling off for you alone, with a status icon while it is off. Epic Loot's enchanting table can use the chests too.
• Armor stand panel. Press Use on an armor stand and your inventory opens with the stand's slots beside it, laid out like a figure - head on top, hands either side of the chest, cape, legs and utility item along the bottom. Drag gear onto a slot or back into your bag, or hold Ctrl and click to move it in one go, and Take All empties the stand into your inventory without dropping anything on the ground. The hotbar keys still attach the vanilla way. The panel waits until the stand is yours to change before it moves anything, so two players cannot pull the same item. Turn ArmorStandPanel off to get the vanilla take-and-drop back.
• Reclaiming, from Recycle_N_Reclaim. A Reclaim tab sits next to Craft and Upgrade at every crafting station. It lists what you carry that the station could have made, and the craft button turns the selected item back into its resources at RecyclingRate - half by default, rounded down, with higher quality items returning more. An item that needs a better station, or whose recipe you do not know, shows why it is blocked. Press Ctrl+Z within 20 seconds to undo the last reclaim, and turn on ShowRecycleYieldInTooltip to see the yield in every item tooltip.
• Reclaim All. An open container gets a Reclaim All button. Click it twice to reclaim everything in the container, and anything that cannot be reclaimed is listed with the reason. To move the button, hold Left Ctrl and drag it with the right mouse button.
• Discard and trash marking. Drag an item and press Delete to destroy it and get its resources back. Hold X and click slots to mark them as trash (red border), then middle-click while still holding X to discard them all. Both are admin-only by default (Discard.LockToAdmin).
• Reclaim rules. potto007.OttoStash.Reclaim.yml keeps items or groups out of reclaiming, out of discarding, or out of Reclaim All for one kind of container, and sets recycle rates per item or per group.

OttoStash is built to be easy on a server. It works on intervals you can configure, moves bulk transfers in chunks, and throttles ownership requests to keep lag and race conditions down. It also has several protections against losing or duplicating items, especially around teleporting, dying, and working with a lot of containers at once.

FAQ

Answers go on the wiki tab at the top of this page as questions come in.

Configuration

This entry makes a chest that only picks up and stores food and potions:

piece_chest:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - All
  includeOverride:
    - Food
    - Potion

# Below you can find example groups. Groups are used to exclude or includeOverride quickly. They are reusable lists! 
# Please note that some of these groups/container limitations are kinda pointless but are here for example.
# Make sure to follow the format of the example below. If you have any questions, please ask in my discord.

# Full vanilla prefab name list: https://valheim-modding.github.io/Jotunn/data/prefabs/prefab-list.html
# Item prefab name list: https://valheim-modding.github.io/Jotunn/data/objects/item-list.html

# There are several predefined groups set up for you that are not listed. You can use these just like you would any group you create yourself.
# These are the "All", "Food", "Potion", "Fish", "Swords", "Bows", "Crossbows", "Axes", "Clubs", "Knives", "Pickaxes", "Polearms", "Spears", "Equipment", "Boss Trophy", "Trophy", "Crops", "Seeds", "Ores", "Metals", and "Woods" groups.
# The criteria for these groups are as follows:
# groups:
#   Food:
#     - Criteria: Both of the following properties must have a value greater than 0.0 on the sharedData property of the ItemDrop script:
#         - food
#         - foodStamina
#   Potion:
#     - Criteria: The following properties must meet the specified conditions on the sharedData property of the ItemDrop script:
#         - 'food' > 0.0
#         - 'foodStamina' == 0.0
#         - Any status effect names/categories contain "potion"
#   Fish:
#     - itemType: Fish
#   Swords, Bows, Crossbows, Axes, Clubs, Knives, Pickaxes, Polearms, Spears:
#     - itemType: OneHandedWeapon, TwoHandedWeapon, TwoHandedWeaponLeft, Bow
#     - Criteria: Items in these groups have a specific skillType on the sharedData property of the ItemDrop script. Each group corresponds to the skillType as follows:
#         - Swords: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Swords
#         - Bows: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Bows
#         - Crossbows: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Crossbows
#         - Axes: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Axes
#         - Clubs: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Clubs
#         - Knives: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Knives
#         - Pickaxes: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Pickaxes
#         - Polearms: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Polearms
#         - Spears: skillType == Skills.SkillType.Spears
#            Example:   An item with itemType set to OneHandedWeapon and skillType set to Skills.SkillType.Swords would belong to the Swords group.
#   Armor:
#     - itemType: Chest, Legs, Shoulder, Helmet
#   Equipment:
#     - itemType: Torch, Bow, OneHandedWeapon, TwoHandedWeapon, TwoHandedWeaponLeft, Helmet, Chest, Legs, Shoulder, Utility, Shield
#   Weapons:
#     - itemType: OneHandedWeapon, TwoHandedWeapon, TwoHandedWeaponLeft, Bows, Swords, Crossbows, Axes, Clubs, Knives, Pickaxes, Polearms, Spears
#   Shield:
#     - itemType: Shield
#   Round Shield:
#     - itemType: Shield
#     - Criteria: sharedData.m_timedBlockBonus > 0.0 "round"
#   Tower Shield:
#     - itemType: Shield
#     - Criteria: sharedData.m_timedBlockBonus <= 0.0 "tower"
#   Chest:
#     - itemType: Chest
#   Legs:
#     - itemType: Legs
#   Shoulder:
#     - itemType: Shoulder
#   Helmet:
#     - itemType: Helmet
#   Utility:
#     - itemType: Utility
#   Trinket:
#     - itemType: Trinket
#   Ammo:
#     - itemType: Ammo
#   Arrows:
#     - itemType: Ammo
#     - Criteria: sharedData.m_ammoType == "$ammo_arrows"
#   Bolts:
#     - itemType: Ammo
#     - Criteria: sharedData.m_ammoType == "$ammo_bolts"
#   ElementalMagic:
#     - itemType: ElementalMagic
#   BloodMagic:
#     - itemType: BloodMagic
#   Boss Trophy:
#     - itemType: Trophy
#     - Criteria: sharedData.m_name ends with any of the following boss names:
#         - eikthyr, elder, bonemass, dragonqueen, goblinking, SeekerQueen
#   Trophy:
#     - itemType: Trophy
#     - Criteria: sharedData.m_name does not end with any boss names
#   Crops:
#     - itemType: Material
#     - Criteria: Can be cultivated and grown into a pickable object with an amount greater than 1
#   Seeds:
#     - itemType: Material
#     - Criteria: Can be cultivated and grown into a pickable object with an amount equal to 1
#   Ores:
#     - itemType: Material
#     - Criteria: Can be processed by any of the following smelters:
#         - smelter
#         - blastfurnace
#   Metals:
#     - itemType: Material
#     - Criteria: Is the result of processing an ore in any of the following smelters:
#         - smelter
#         - blastfurnace
#   Woods:
#     - itemType: Material
#     - Criteria: Can be processed by the charcoal_kiln smelter
#   All:
#     - Criteria: Item has an ItemDrop script and all needed fields are populated. (all items)




groups:
  BronzeGear: # Group name
    - ArmorBronzeChest # Item prefab name, note that this is case sensitive and must be the prefab name
    - ArmorBronzeLegs
    - ArmorBronzeHelmet
  Tier 2 Items:
    - Bronze
    - PickaxeBronze
    - ArmorBronzeChest
    - ArmorBronzeLegs


# By default, if you don't specify a container below, it will be considered as you want to allow storing all objects into it.
# If you are having issues with a container, please make sure you have the full prefab name of the container. Additionally, make sure you have range and exclude or includeOverride set up correctly.
# Worst case you can define a container like this. This will allow everything to be pulled from the container within a range of 30.
# rk_barrel:  
#   range: 30
#  includeOverride: []

## Please note that the below containers are just examples. You can add as many containers as you want.
## If you want to add a new container, just copy and paste the below example and change the name of the container to the prefab name of the container you want to add.
## The values are set up to include everything by using the includeOverride (aside from things that aren't really a part of vanilla recipes, like Swords or Bows). 
## This is to give you examples on how it's done, but still allow everything to be stored into the container.

Player_tombstone: # This is to exclude the tombstone from randomly picking up items that fall near it.
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - All

Player: # This is to exclude backpacks from randomly storing items into them.
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - All

piece_chest:
  range: 10 # This is the range that the container will store items. This overrides the global range set in the config.
  exclude: # Exclude these items from being able to be stored into the container
    #- Food # Exclude all in group
    - PickaxeBronze # Allow prefab names as well, in this case we will use something that isn't a food
  includeOverride:
    # - Food # This would not work, you cannot includeOverride a group that is excluded. You can only override prefabs from that group.
    - PickaxeBronze # You can however, be weird, and override a prefab name you have excluded.

# It's highly unlikely that you will need the armor, swords, bows, etc. groups below. These are just in case you want to use them. 
# They were also easy ways for me to show you how to use the groups without actually excluding something you might want to always pull by default.

piece_chest_wood:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Swords # Exclude all in group
    - Tier 2 Items # Exclude all in group
    - Bows # Exclude all in group
  includeOverride: # If the item is in the groups above, say, you were using a predefined group but want to override just one item to be ignored and allow pulling it
    - BowFineWood
    - Wood
    - Bronze
    - PickaxeBronze
    - ArmorBronzeChest
    - ArmorBronzeLegs

piece_chest_private:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - All # Exclude everything

piece_chest_blackmetal:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Swords # Exclude all in group
    - Tier 2 Items # Exclude all in group
    - Bows # Exclude all in group
  includeOverride: # If the item is in the groups above, say, you were using a predefined group but want to override just one item to be ignored and allow storing it
    - BowFineWood
    - Wood
    - Bronze

rk_cabinet: # rk_ is typically the prefix for containers coming from RockerKitten's mods
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Food
  includeOverride:
    - Food

rk_cabinet2:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Food
  includeOverride:
    - Food

rk_barrel:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Armor
    - Swords

rk_barrel2:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Armor
    - Swords

rk_crate:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Armor
    - Swords

rk_crate2:
  range: 10
  exclude:
    - Armor
    - Swords

Version information

The full release history is in CHANGELOG.md, which also shows on the Changelog tab of the Thunderstore package page.

Moving over from Azumatt's mods

AzuAutoStore. Your settings carry over. On the first run OttoStash looks for Azumatt.AzuAutoStore.cfg and Azumatt.AzuAutoStore.yml and copies them to potto007.OttoStash.cfg and potto007.OttoStash.yml, and it never overwrites an OttoStash file that already exists.

Recycle_N_Reclaim. OttoStash does everything Recycle_N_Reclaim did - the Reclaim tab, Reclaim All on containers, inventory discard, trash marking and undo - so remove it once you have switched. While it stays installed, OttoStash leaves reclaiming and trash marking to it and only stores, and it copies Azumatt.Recycle_N_Reclaim.cfg into the Reclaim, ReclaimUI, Discard, Trash and ReclaimDebug sections of potto007.OttoStash.cfg, and Azumatt.Recycle_N_Reclaim_ExcludeLists.yml into potto007.OttoStash.Reclaim.yml, on every start. That means a reclaim setting you change in OttoStash gets overwritten with the Recycle_N_Reclaim value on the next start until you remove it. Neither old file is ever changed. The settings have PascalCase names now, so EnableExperimentalCraftingTabUI is ReclaimUI.ReclaimTabEnabled.

AzuCraftyBoxes. OttoStash crafts and builds from nearby chests now. On the first run it copies the settings in Azumatt.AzuCraftyBoxes.cfg into the CraftFromChests section and merges the container rules in Azumatt.AzuCraftyBoxes.yml into potto007.OttoStash.yml as pull: blocks. Remove AzuCraftyBoxes afterwards, because while it is installed OttoStash leaves crafting from chests to it. Its Use-to-fill on smelters, kilns, fires and other stations is not part of OttoStash; OttoFuel fuels those.

Credits

OttoStash is maintained by Paul Otto.

Auto store behavior comes from earlier versions of Azumatt's AzuAutoStore, MIT licensed. Reclaiming, discard and trash marking come from Azumatt's Recycle_N_Reclaim, MIT licensed, which grew out of OdinsInventoryDiscard and took contributions from MidnightsFX, Vapok, shudnal and Goldenrevolver. Crafting from chests comes from Azumatt's AzuCraftyBoxes, also MIT licensed, and favoriting comes from GoldenRevolver.

Changelog

Versions 3.0.11 and below are AzuAutoStore's release history, kept below exactly as Azumatt wrote it.

3.6.3

• Republished 3.6.2 under a new version number. Nothing else changed.

3.6.2

• Rebuilt against Valheim 1.0.20. Every Harmony patch target still resolves in this build, and nothing else changed.

3.6.1

• Rewrote the README and this changelog. The code is unchanged from 3.6.0, but a server and its clients still have to run the same version, so update them together.

3.6.0

This release brings Recycle_N_Reclaim's reclaiming and AzuCraftyBoxes' crafting from chests into OttoStash.

Setting names

• Every section and setting now uses the PascalCase spelling the new sections use. The numbered sections lose their numbers, so 1 - General is now General, 1.5 - Fish is Fish, 2 - Shortcuts is Shortcuts, 3 - Favoriting is Favoriting and 4 - Armor Stands is ArmorStands. Keys lose their spaces, so Player Range is now PlayerRange.
• Your values carry over. On the first run OttoStash renames the settings in potto007.OttoStash.cfg before it reads them, and a config carried over from AzuAutoStore goes through the same rename. The file is backed up first and put back if the rename fails.
• If you ran 3.2.0, your config may hold a setting under both spellings, and OttoStash keeps the spaced one that 3.2.1 through 3.5.1 wrote.

Reclaiming, from Recycle_N_Reclaim

• A Reclaim tab at every crafting station turns items back into their resources at RecyclingRate, and an item that cannot be reclaimed says why. Ctrl+Z undoes the last reclaim within 20 seconds.
• Reclaim All on an open container, inventory discard with Delete while dragging, and trash marking: hold X, click slots, then middle-click to discard them all. Discard and bulk trash are admin-only by default.
• ShowRecycleYieldInTooltip adds the reclaim yield to item tooltips.
• Epic Loot enchanting materials and Jewelcrafting gems come back too.
• potto007.OttoStash.Reclaim.yml holds the reclaim rules, in Recycle_N_Reclaim's exclude-list format.
• Coming from Recycle_N_Reclaim: on the first run, its settings are copied into the new Reclaim, ReclaimUI, Discard, Trash and ReclaimDebug sections of potto007.OttoStash.cfg, and its exclude lists to potto007.OttoStash.Reclaim.yml. While Recycle_N_Reclaim is still installed, OttoStash leaves reclaiming and trash marking to it and copies its settings and exclude lists again on every start, so a reclaim setting changed in OttoStash is overwritten until Recycle_N_Reclaim is removed.
• Changes from Recycle_N_Reclaim 1.4.5:
  • Trash marking works again. On Valheim 1.0 the click picked the item up before Recycle_N_Reclaim could mark the slot, so nothing was ever marked.
  • Discarding with Delete now clears the drag. Before, pressing Delete again with nothing dragged could discard the same amount from that stack a second time.
  • Bulk trashing obeys Discard.LockToAdmin and Discard.Enabled. It used to return resources even where inventory discard was locked to admins.
  • Two identical Jewelcrafting gems on one item come back as two gems. They used to fail.
  • Discarded resources that do not fit in your inventory and drop to the ground are now separate items, where they used to be one item shared between the drops.
  • ReclaimTabEnabled (formerly EnableExperimentalCraftingTabUI) also hides the tab the first time it would appear.
  • Trash marks last only while the modifier is held, which is how they effectively behaved already, and they are no longer written to a per-player file.
  • Middle-click with the trash modifier held no longer stores the hovered item as well.
  • There is no Auga support and no extra version handshake, so a client without OttoStash can still join a server that has it.
• Fixed: coming from AzuAutoStore, the first run overwrote the carried-over settings with defaults. OttoStash now reads them after the copy.
• The reclaim features are translated into Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish.

Crafting from chests, from AzuCraftyBoxes

• Crafting and building take the materials you lack from containers within PullRange, kg drawers, and the backpacks and gem bags you carry. Requirement lists show have/need, and the build menu shows how many of a piece you can build.
• A pull: block on a container or crafting station in potto007.OttoStash.yml keeps items from being pulled, separately from the store rules.
• LeaveOneItem, a personal on/off hotkey (Alt+O) with a status icon, and Epic Loot's enchanting table drawing from the chests.
• Coming from AzuCraftyBoxes: on the first run, its settings are copied into the new CraftFromChests section and its container rules are merged into potto007.OttoStash.yml as pull blocks. While AzuCraftyBoxes, CraftFromContainers or CFCMod is installed, OttoStash leaves crafting from chests to it.
• Changes from AzuCraftyBoxes 1.8.19:
  • Use-to-fill on smelters, kilns, fires, ovens, fermenters, shield generators and ballistas is left out, because OttoFuel already covers those.
  • Spending obeys the pull rules. An excluded item used to be counted out and spent anyway.
  • A one-ingredient recipe spends from the chests only when the craft succeeds, and only for that recipe.
  • Taking from a chest claims its ownership first, so the change is saved.

3.5.1

• Rebuilt against Valheim 1.0.17. Every Harmony patch target still resolves in this build, and nothing else changed.

3.5.0

• Armor stands open a panel. Use on a stand shows your inventory beside the stand's slots, drawn as a figure, where you can drag gear on or off, Ctrl-click to move it in one go, or use Take All to empty the stand into your bag. Nothing is thrown on the ground any more, and the hotbar keys still attach the vanilla way. Armor Stand Panel turns the panel off.

3.4.1

• Backpacks now take the last unit of a stack from the store hotkey. The bulk path used to stop one short, while the single-item path did not.
• An item favorited both by name and by slot now gets its own tooltip text. That branch could never be reached before.
• The Makail drawer refusal message names the item again.
• Internal: the code is reorganised into feature classes under Storing/ and Favoriting/, the four store targets share one item filter, and the Debug configuration builds again.

3.4.0

Multiplayer fixes, written fresh for this release.

• Chests that were already loaded when you spawn become autostore targets straight away, so you no longer have to open each one after joining a server.
• The pause toggle applies once per chest, even when the game initialises a chest more than once.
• A container carried by another player or a creature is never treated as a chest, so pressing the store hotkey near another player no longer blanks their screen.
• The store hotkey, single-item store and ground pickup leave a chest alone while another player has it open, and OttoStash never takes that chest over. Chests are always released after a store, even if something goes wrong partway through.
• The store hotkey and single-item store now run in one pass, in one frame, and report a single "Stored N items" total.
• A chest only glows when something actually went into it.
• A stack now tops up a chest that has room for less than half of it. Before, that chest was skipped and the whole stack stayed with you.
• Adds an off-runtime unit test suite under tests/ that covers the store pass, the chest rules, the pause handler and the stack moves.

3.3.2

• Rebuilt against Valheim 1.0.16. Every Harmony patch target still resolves in this build, and nothing else changed.

v3.3.1

• Rebuilt against Valheim 1.0.15. Every Harmony patch target still resolves in this build, and nothing else changed.

v3.3.0

• Update the server first, or the server and clients together, because a server still on 3.2.1 disconnects clients running 3.3.0.
• Drops the custom version handshake, so ServerSync's version check decides who can join, the same way it does for OttoPay. A client without OttoStash can join a server that runs it, and a client running a different OttoStash version is still turned away.
• Rebuilt against Valheim 1.0.14. Every Harmony patch target still resolves in this build, and nothing else changed.

v3.2.1

• If you ran 3.2.0, check your settings, because a value you changed under 3.2.0 is back at its default. Setting names go back to the 3.1.3 spelling, such as 1 - General and Player Range, so a config from 3.1.3 or earlier loads with its values.
• Drops the Ottomation_ModLib and Jotunn dependencies that 3.2.0 added, so OttoStash needs only BepInEx again.
• Keeps the favoriting tooltip text from 3.2.0, which has no apostrophe, and the README corrections.

v3.2.0

• Depends on Ottomation_ModLib 1.16.0, which brings Jotunn with it. OttoStash uses the library for its config handling and keeps ServerSync for syncing settings, so LockConfiguration works as before.
• Config names follow the Ottomation series spelling. The numbered sections lose their numbers, so 1 - General is now General, 1.5 - Fish is now Fish, 2 - Shortcuts is now Shortcuts and 3 - Favoriting is now Favoriting. Keys lose their spaces, so Player Range is now PlayerRange. Configuration Manager lists the sections in the same order as before, unless its sort-by-name option is on.
• Your values carry over. On first load the library renames your config in place before OttoStash reads it, and a config carried over from AzuAutoStore goes through the same rename.
• The README config list now matches the file. It gains DontStoreToBackpacks and ChestsPickupFromGround, which it never listed, and FishSuction now describes what the setting actually does.
• The config file starts with an _Author section, the same as the rest of the Ottomation series.
• The three favoriting tooltips now say "will not be stored" in place of "won't be stored", because BepInEx saved the apostrophe as \', which broke TOML formatters and syntax colors. A tooltip still on the old default changes to the new text, and a tooltip you wrote yourself stays as it is.

v3.1.3

Fixes chests not opening in 3.1.1 and 3.1.2.

The container patch answered Container.RPC_RequestOpen with an RPC named OpenRespons, a misspelling that Valheim 1.0 corrected to RPC_OpenResponse. Because the patch suppresses the vanilla handler, the reply it sent went to an RPC that no longer exists, the client never received the grant, and the chest stayed shut. The log showed only Failed to find rpc method -1556840686, at warning level.

An RPC name is a string hashed at run time, so a stale one compiles, patches and runs without complaint. Every RPC name in the mod was checked against the 1.0 registration list, and this was the only stale one. The sibling stack patch already used the current RPC_StackResponse.

v3.1.2

• Rewrote the Inventory.StackAll transpiler so it no longer depends on the vanilla method's local variable layout. It stored through local slot 3 and dropped the list constructor, which only held while those slots stayed put, and Valheim 1.0 renumbered them. The filter is now spliced onto the evaluation stack, where it cannot drift.
• Favourite filtering during Stack All no longer assumes a local player exists.

v3.1.1

3.1.0 was effectively inert, and this release fixes the patch targets it could not resolve. The mod logged that it loaded, then threw out of Harmony.PatchAll, which aborted every remaining patch and the rest of Awake, so the file watcher, the border sprite and the MultiUserChest setup never ran. Harmony resolves these targets by name at run time, so the compiler cannot catch a stale one.

• ItemDrop.ItemData.GetTooltip gained a trailing appending parameter. The hint is now also suppressed while the game builds a nested tooltip, which would otherwise print it twice.
• Inventory.AddItem(ItemData, int, int, int) gained skipValidPositionCheck, and three patches targeted the old four-parameter list.
• Inventory.Load now has two overloads, which made the target ambiguous, so it is pinned to Load(ZPackage), the one containers call.
• The tooltip patch no longer assumes a local player exists.
• The ItemDrawers and QuickStack patches only apply when those mods are loaded. Their targets are resolved by name, so without the mod they resolved to nothing and took the whole PatchAll down.

v3.1.0

• Renamed to OttoStash from AzuAutoStore 3.0.11.
• Ported to the Valheim 1.0 API. AzuAutoStore did not load at all on 1.0, because ZRoutedRpc.Everybody became a constant and the bundled ServerSync threw MissingFieldException in the plugin's static constructor.
  • Rebuilt ServerSync against the 1.0 assemblies.
  • InventoryGrid.Element is now the top-level InventoryElement, and it no longer carries m_pos.
  • InventoryGrid.OnRightClick and OnLeftClick became OnRightDown and OnLeftDown.
  • The private Inventory.AddItem overload gained a cheated parameter.
  • UnityEngine.ImageConversionModule cannot be referenced from net48, because its metadata names ReadOnlySpan<byte>, which lives in the game's Mono mscorlib. The byte[] overload of LoadImage still exists, so OttoStash binds it once by reflection and drops the reference.
• The config files are now potto007.OttoStash.cfg and potto007.OttoStash.yml. Your AzuAutoStore files are copied across on the first run, and an OttoStash file that already exists is never touched.
• The console command azuautostoresearch is now ottostashsearch.
• Rebuilt the project SDK-style, with a version-drift guard and a guard against repacking a version that is already tagged as published.
• New title banner and package icon.

AzuAutoStore release history

Version	Update Notes
3.0.11	- Update KGItemDrawers API. - Chunked item adds to reduce some churn - Update README.md with much needed missing information.
3.0.10	- Add a new configuration option Fish Suction to 1.5 - Fish section. When on, this will allow your ships to autostore fish (like the old bug) just by being nearby. Some people like this way of "fishing" and have requested a configuration option to allow the behaviour again. To word it a bit differently: Allow auto-storing fish that are still in water (boat 'netting'). Off = require fish to be out of the water; On = ignore IsOutOfWater() check. - Add acceptable shortcut values to the hotkeys. Been getting a lot of requests for assistance for people that insist on changing this directly in the file. - Fix some more small issues with quality checks. - Prevent some item loss scenarios that could occur. - Throttle owner requests to only try if there isn't an owner already. (which could be the chest fighting your auto-pickup). Hopefully this fixes some issues. - Compatibility with the original ItemDrawers. This means this mod now supports both versions (Makail's and KG's)! - Update README and Example files with new predefined group: Trinket added in Call To Arms.
3.0.9	- Fix issues with storing items of different quality when a chest is full. - Fix small issue with ownership RPC.
3.0.8	- Don't allow autostoring of fish unless they are out of water, - Don't allow storing singlular items unless it's from the player's inventory.
3.0.7	- Possibly fix an issue with the single item storage that could cause all items in your inventory to be stored. Can't remember why I coded it the way I did. Might break something, just report it if it does please.
3.0.6	- Fix a few bugs when teleporting or being dead. - Fix item duplication (hopefully)
3.0.5	- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
3.0.4	- Fix for Bog Witch update.
3.0.3	- Remove treasure prefix check, instead check creator only. - Fix containers remaining in use after storing.
3.0.2	- Default exclude tombstones and the player (for backpack mods) in the yml file, updated example file to match on README. If you delete the yml it will regenerate with these defaults. If you don't have them, you can now find the examples in the mod description to add them manually if needed. - Ensure that the ping effect will destroy after the allotted time, correctly.
3.0.1	- Fix casting issue now that I moved to interfaces for the containers.
3.0.0	- When using the vanilla Place Stacks button or the open to place stacks feature, it now respects your favorited items/slots. - Integration with Smoothbrain's Backpacks & KG's ItemDrawers. You can now store to them. There is a configuration option added to prevent storing to any backpacks. Found in Section 1 called "Don't Store to Backpacks" Add in global config that prevents storing into chests from the ground when toggled off (Chests Pickup From Ground in Section 1).
2.1.12	- Fix logical issue in removing invalid containers that was causing valid ones to be removed.
2.1.11	- If toggle.
2.1.10	- Fix NRE that can occur when teleporting.
2.1.9	- Fix item loss issue with new feature. - New feature will now also tell you if the item you attempt to store is in nearby containers or not when Must Have Existing Item To Pull setting is on.
2.1.8	- Add in a configuration option/logic for a key that you can press (Default: Mouse2 a.k.a. Middle Click). This key, when pressed while hovering an inventory item, will store just that item into nearby containers.
2.1.7	- Recompile for Ashlands
2.1.6	- Even more compatibility with QuickStackStore. Creating our stuff after theirs now duplicated their element under mine. I destroy the dupe now. All is well. Their update also make sure to never grab our elements. WOOT
2.1.5	- Sup vikings. Fixed some issues found when this mod is installed next to QuickStackStore, we now for sure create our stuff after their mod so when they grab the first element...it's not ours! We also search for our element instead of assuming. - Additionally, fixed some issues that might cause NREs on world load.
2.1.4	- Salutations, Keyboard Warriors and Mouse Monarchs! It's me again, your friendly neighborhood coder (or car warranty guy if you're annoyed with me), armed with another hotfix update hotter than a graphics card in a marathon gaming session. A quirky bug where your beloved player character decided to take an unexpected permanent vacation when using AdventureBackpack alongside this mod was found. Since Goldenrevolver also had the same issue, he got me the fix as well. Shoutout to him. - But wait, there's more! I added a component that will reduce the amount of times a container is pinged. And because I know that nobody likes to be pinged over and over (looking at you, group chats), this feature has manners. It won't ping a container that's already felt the sweet ping of attention. That's one less issue to clutter your adventure.
2.1.3	- At this point, I should be the car warranty guy. It's me again, with a fix for another NRE caused by an optimization I made.
2.1.2	- Update ServerSync - Add a message for when you search for an item using the azuautostoresearch command. It will now tell you if something is/isn't found and how much of that something. - The search command can now be invoked simply by left clicking on an item in your inventory while holding down the SearchModifierKeybind found in the 2 - Shortcuts section. - Using the command or searching via an item in your inventory, it will now point you to the closest that contains the item you are looking for. - Now limit the searching of new items in the world causing the search to trigger in the next second...to those that are close to a container. - Add a configuration option in the 1 - General section to speed up the search interval should you wish to do that called IntervalSeconds. - Add some null checks in places they probably should have been to start with. - Probably fixed some other shit I don't remember. Example of the new Feature:
2.1.1	- Fix NRE that can be thrown when a mob dies
2.1.0	- Performance improvements when storing things. It now checks more on an interval of 10 seconds. Though, if you throw out an item it will check within the next second. Also, reduced checks that might be a little expensive. - Add in Favoriting from Goldenrevolver By holding the Favoriting Key (default: Alt) or by using a new button, you can left click on an item to favorite it, or right click to favorite the slot it is in. This prevents most features of this mod from affecting it. No accidental quick stacking, sorting, storing or trashing. The favoriting state is shown with a custom colored border around the slot. None of the configuration options related to favoriting are synced with the server.
2.0.3	- Revert a small bit of code that fixes an issue. The issue is that some items were not being added to the correct groups as expected. - Add ElementalMagic and BloodMagic predefined categories
2.0.2	- Fix Potion criteria - Fix Equipment category to include more items like it originally should have. - Add more predefined groups. I added the following Armor, Equipment, Weapons, Shield, Chest, Legs, Shoulder, Helmet, Utility, Ammo, Arrows, and Bolts. - A file will now be created next to the dll called PredefinedGroups.txt which will contain all of the current items in the predefined groups (modded and vanilla, populates when you go into a server/world)
2.0.1	- Fix some item deletion, add ability to pause the execution of storing items (LeftShift + Period by default and 10 second wait by default) - If the pausing feature doesn't work like intended, I have code queued up to potentially fix the issue. Please report bugs
2.0.0	- MAJOR VERSION UPDATE - Everything about the configuration has changed. Please delete your old config file and boot the game once with this mod installed to get a clean one. - Move as many of the configuration options that make sense to YAML configuration. Please read the mod page for details on where to find and read the file for how to use. Ask questions if you need to in my discord. As frequent questions are asked, they will be added to the wiki tab for this mod. Read the FAQ section on the mod page for more details on that. - If you have used AzuCraftyBoxes in the past, the configuration is pretty much the same! Works the same, just in reverse (because we are storing things!) - Main difference between this and AzuCraftyBoxes configurations is that the range can be set in the yaml per container. - TLDR; This update breaks shit because it's a major change, if you are using the mod, delete everything (configuration file and dll). Start over. Read the mod page you lazy person...or figure it out on your own if you're not a smoothbrain
1.1.5	- Update for Valheim's latest version.
1.1.4	- Small update to fix an error on server connection
1.1.3	- Hildir Update
1.1.2	- Updated for Valheim 0.216.9
1.0.2	- Fixes that I can't remember. ALo helped find the bugs - Added a new config option to allow you to disable the chest highlight - Prevent typing your hotkey while any UI is open so you don't store your items in the chest by accident
1.0.1	- AmmoNonEquipable item type missing fixed
1.0.0	- Initial Release