Description

This mod adds several inventory organizing features that should save you some time when managing your stash. These features use the in-game item tags. In general, to use it’s features you have to write a @ tag and parameters(if needed) into item’s tag name.

Installation

Drop the contents of the archive into your SP Tarkov directory.

Tags

There are several tags you can use:

@sl - Sort Lock. Prevents the item from being moved when sorting inventory.

@ml - Move Lock. Prevents the item from being moved by user or when sorting inventory.

@o - Organize. Makes a container pull items which can fit into it. Items which are being pulled are determined by container’s filters and parameters which user has specified.

The “Organize” feature is the only one that can use additional parameters. It’s probably not the most elegant solution, but also not the worst and decently usable even as a simple proof of concept.

Multiple tags

If you wish to specify multiple tags, make sure to separate them with spaces.

Example: @ml @o, @sl @o, @o money; @ml.

“Take Out” button

This button is located on container view panel, near the sort and organize button. It’s label should say “T/O”. It takes out every item from the container into it’s parent container. When used on equipped items - transfers contents into stash.

Demo: https://streamable.com/0sx49w

How to use the organizing feature

First of all add the @o organize tag to container’s tag name.

* Using the organize tag without any parameters will pull any item that container accepts.

If you want to specify any parameters the organize tag must begin with @o (whitespace included) and end with ; (semicolon).

Example:

- without any parameters @o

- with some parameters @o categoryParam1|n:nameParam1|–fir;

Both category and name parameters rely on localized strings, so keep that in mind.

Both category and name parameters are not case sensitive.

To confirm that you wrote everything correctly check the notification which appears after you press Save on the Edit Tag window.

To execute the organization - press the new button located near the “Sort” button. It has a “Hideout” icon.

Category parameter

You can specify desired categories by simply writing a full, exact category name (e.g. Tools, Gear mods, etc.).

You can find item’s category when you inspect it or in the handbook. Categories are showed in the top left corner, under the name, separated by >.

Handbook:

When inspecting an item:

Example: @o ammo; - only the Ammo category.

If you add ! before categories name, the specified category parameter will be treated as an exclusion.

Example: @o !magazines; - means everything but Magazines category.

Name parameter

You can specify a desired name by writing a prefix n: and then the name of an item. The name doesn’t have to be exact, it can be a certain part of it, but be aware that it can also be ambiguous (e.g. if you simply write BP it will pull any item that has “BP” in it’s name).

Example @o n:igolnik;.

If you add ! before name parameter, it will be treated as an exclusion.

Example: @o n:!igolnik; - means everything but items which have “igolnik” in the name.

Container priority and order parameter

By default organized containers execution is ordered by their implicit priority, where containers with the narrowest conditions are taken first. For example container with tag @o n:igolnik;(selects only items which have “igolnik” in the name) has a higher priority than the one with tag @o(default category, pulls any fitting item).

If implicit priority doesn’t suffice, you can specify an explicit order number. Containers with explicit order value are prioritized over those without it.

Example: @o #:3; and @o #:1;, container with order value 1 will pull items earlier than the one with order value 3.

Found in raid (and other double-dash parameters)

There are some parameters which are prefixed with two dashes:

--default - default container categories. If no categories are specified, this parameters is implicitly used. Most likely you won’t need it.

--fir - items must be “Found in raid”.

--not-fir - items must be not “Found in raid”.

Multiple parameters

If you want to specify multiple parameters, simply separate them with the | symbol.

Example:

@o #:2|muzzle devices|n:ak-74|–fir; - container priority value 2, only items of category “Muzzle devices” and only if item’s name contains “ak-74”, and only found in raid. Basically collects all FiR muzzle devices with AK-74 in the name, like Wafflemaker, JMac, and other suppressors/muzzle breaks.

@o assault rifles|magazines|weapon parts & mods; - container will pull only Assault Rifles, Magazines and Weapon parts & mods.

@o n:rouble|n:eur|n:dollar|n:bitc; - container will pull only items which have “rouble” or “eur”, or “dollar”, or “bitc” in their name.

Video demonstration/examples

Using the “Take out” button.

https://streamable.com/0sx49w

@ml and @sl tags demonstration.

https://streamable.com/6k1umi

Organizing containers by their default category using @o tag.

https://streamable.com/g3jko0

Organizing containers by specifying a category name.

https://streamable.com/y9779l

Using the –fir parameter to collect only “Found in raid” items.

https://streamable.com/v9ftzx

Organizing ammo, using the name parameters, excluding grenades from ammo containers.

https://streamable.com/gzx57t

How name parameters work. (Specifically name parameter ambiguity)

https://streamable.com/ct30u6

Organizing a container inside of a container.

https://streamable.com/joajvl

Using the order parameter and how it works.

https://streamable.com/owlso8

* I hope I didn’t make them too quick, but I suppose you can always pause a video.