#Skyrim se mod jcontainer install
#Skyrim se mod jcontainer full
#Skyrim se mod jcontainer portable

Simply drop them in their appropriate containers when you change equipped gear to have them re-learned by the sorting filters. Automatically ignores equipped items! Items you have equipped will be auto-added to their respective container's ignore list if they are detected as sortable.This allows better performance (no more waiting for initial filters to build or reset), and also MANY new quality-of-life features, just a few of which being: NEW: v1.14 represents a complete remake of the mod, using SKSE and JContainers. Compatible with ALL mod-added content: Simply add items not detected by the sort filters to any of the containers to have that category 'learn' those custom mod-added items, or sneak-activate a container to set up ignore filters to prevent auto-sorting things you don't want stored. Emphasis was on simplicity and ease-of-use. You can literally assign any container anywhere in the world and use it for safe shared access to the global storage for that category.Īll containers assigned to a category share storage with all others assigned to that category, so you can assign a 'Food Items' or 'Alchemy Ingredients' in all your homes and access those items without having to haul them back and forth. The mod works by redirecting activation and changing the container name display, and because of this ANY container in the world can be assigned without ever having to fear re-spawning containers deleting your items. This is my take on an auto-sorting storage mod that lets you assign any number of any containers in the world to one of many built-in categories.

#Skyrim se mod jcontainer portable

NOTE: This option resets ALL your filters (custom-added items and ignore lists), however any assigned containers will remain assigned and placed portable storage remains in place. If you do experience any issues, cast the Container Setup Spell and from the Configuration menu choose Reset Filters. For example, if you add mod-added items to your filter lists in Assigned Storage then remove those mods, it is possible those orphaned items will be stuck in your filters and cause weird behavior. You will have to re-assign your containers and re-add custom items to various lists but there is no more waiting for filters to build and all your dropped portable storage remains in place.Īs is always the case, it is HIGHLY recommended you DO NOT change mod order or load list mid-playthrough as due to the nature of Skyrim modding this is known to break things.

#Skyrim se mod jcontainer install

Install the new version, overwriting the previous files, and load this new saved game.

Do NOT rebuild filters or store any items. When you see the message that this completed, create a new save and exit. This pulls all your stored items out of Assigned Storage into your inventory. Choose 'Configure Options' and then 'Reset Mod,' and finally 'Reset' from the dialogue box. If you are upgrading from a version before 1.14 it is CRITICAL you follow these steps to avoid losing items! First with your old version load your save, and cast the Container Setup spell. They will be returned to you automatically when you close the container with the 'Stolen' flag removed!Īssigned Storage v1.14+ requires at LEAST version 4.1.1 of JContainers SE (released ) and SKSE SE build 2.0.7 or greater. Assign a container to this new category or access it remotely through the Container Setup spell, then drop any stolen items inside (including gold). NEW: v1.14.8 adds a new ' Laundry ' category under the Misc section. See below or the first post in the comment section for more details. You can now assign containers to all the different types of weapons, armor, and clothing.

NEW: v1.15.1 adds MANY new individual categories and several new parent categories. Big thanks to Sandman53 for much of the work setting it up.

#Skyrim se mod jcontainer full

NEW: v1.15.3 adds a full MCM menu with all the options from the Container Setup spell, including the option to remove the spells themselves, assign hotkeys for common functions, etc.