FavoriteItems for Valheim

Keep important inventory stacks safe from quick stack with a simple favorite marker.

Features

• Mark or unmark a stack with Alt + left-click.
• See favorites at a glance with a subtle golden star.
• Keep favorite items out of GorilaChestMod quick stack.
• Automatically protect EquipmentAndQuickSlots equipment and quick slots.
• Preserve favorites when saving, moving, splitting, or merging stacks.
• Use the mod client-side without requiring it on the server.

How to use

1. Open your inventory.
2. Hold the left or right Alt key.
3. Left-click an item stack.

The golden star means that the stack is protected. Repeat the same action to remove the favorite.

Installation

Thunderstore Mod Manager or r2modman

Install FavoriteItems from the Valheim community and launch the game through your mod manager.

Manual installation

Install BepInEx 5, then place FavoriteItems.dll at:

<Valheim>\BepInEx\plugins\ronaldoniz-FavoriteItems\FavoriteItems.dll

The configuration file is created at:

BepInEx\config\com.ronaldo.valheim.favoriteitems.cfg

Compatibility

• GorilaChestMod 2.2.2: favorite stacks are not moved during quick stack.
• EquipmentAndQuickSlots 3.x: equipment and quick-slot cells are protected automatically when its compatible API is available.
• Both integrations are optional. FavoriteItems continues to work when either mod is absent.

Favorites are currently guaranteed to block automatic movement only in the supported GorilaChestMod integration. Other inventory and quick-stack mods require their own integration.

Configuration

• Enable or disable the favorite system.
• Show or hide the golden star.
• Show or hide favorite notifications.
• Enable or disable automatic EquipmentAndQuickSlots protection.

Known limitations

• The shortcut currently supports keyboard and mouse only.
• Quick-stack protection is currently specific to GorilaChestMod.
• EquipmentAndQuickSlots protection depends on its current public IsSlotCell API.

Source and support

FavoriteItems is open source under the MIT License. Source code, releases, and issue reporting are available on GitHub.