As you exceed these limits, your pack gradually becomes messier and less efficient, decreasing its effective capacity.
Set soft-caps on the number of various items in your inventory. Enchantments, potions, and spells still work as you would expect. Keep capacity low if you like hard-core inventory management, or make stamina more valuable using encumbrance buffs (described further down). Now you can change these three parameters to whatever you like. (Base Capacity) = 150, (Per Level Capacity) = 0, and (Per Stamina Capacity) = 0.5 capacity = (Base Capacity) + Level * (Per Level Capacity) + Stamina * (Per Stamina Capacity
Make everything configurable, but not overwhelmingly so.Īll features are configurable in the MCM (see screenshots). Incorporate some reasonable volumetric considerations to inventory management without being too complicated. Avoid sharp transitions that are triggered by picking up items, and more-or-less preserve the vanilla over-encumbered mechanic. Make inventory capacity about more than just hauling more loot: limit inventory space, but reward looters for high stamina. There are several other mods that do similar things (discussed below), but I made this one because I was running three mods to try to achieve the balance I wanted and I was still not completely satisfied. This mod is designed to make inventory capacity more interesting, believable, and configurable.
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