Creel

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Creel
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Vital statistics
Size (item)Item (inventory)size.<br><br>xitem & yitem: (<i>non-optional, replacing xsize & ysize.<i>) 2 x 1
Storage Size 6 x 6
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. Fishing
Discovery Req.This(<i>discoveryreq</i>) is only for items that need to be discovered in addition to items listed in "Object(s) Required"/<i>(<i>objectsreq</i>).</i><small><br><b><i>(Temporary active on all pages, but leave empty if "None".</i></b><small> (None or Unknown)
Object(s) Required Prepared Animal Hide x4, String x6
Produced By Hand
Slot(s) Occupied 6L; 6R
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Icon keyboard.pngCraft > Clothes & Equipment > Packs & Sacks > Creel

Description

Creel is an equippable storage bag that can store Fish and other small fishing related items in 6x6 slot inventory.
Can't put items in it when not equipped, can't un-equip without emptying first.

Analysis

Creel is a bit weak when it comes to storing fish, since they can't stack inside it. However, Creel uses equipment slots that would (usually) be otherwise empty. It can hold non-stacking fishing equipment.

Notes

When you craft fishing hooks with Creel equipped, they will go there instead of your main inventory. This may cause confusion for those unaware.

Game Development

  • Stack of Stacks (2023-03-07) >"Sub-inventories (stacks, belts, keyrings, creels, &c) are now permanently available to the client. You can drag sub-inventories to detach them as traditional inventory windows."
  • Pocket Bundle (2023-01-17) >"Reworked equipped container items slightly (Wicker Pickers, Belts, Creels). They can now be picked up and held on the cursor while containing things, and can also be dropped to the ground and placed in non-player inventories. The only restrictions placed upon them is that they cannot be opened while not equipped, and that they cannot be placed in player inventories."