Tools Are Fuels

Don’t Starve Together: Tools Are Fuels – Revamp Your Inventory Management

Tired of Clutter? Embrace the Burn

In the unforgiving world of Don’t Starve Together, every inventory slot is precious. Yet, as you progress, you inevitably accumulate a hoard of near-useless tools and items with mere slivers of durability remaining. Those chipped axes, dented football helmets, and frayed torches become dead weight, clogging up your precious inventory space. The “Tools Are Fuels” mod offers a brilliant solution to this persistent problem, transforming your discarded gear into valuable fuel for your campfires and fire pits.

What Can You Burn? Almost Everything!

The core functionality of this mod is elegantly simple: it designates a vast majority of items that possess a durability stat as combustible fuel. This means those almost-depleted tools you’ve been hesitant to discard can now serve a practical purpose, keeping your base warm and lit during the long, dark nights. The burn time of each item is intelligently calculated, generally offering about half the duration of its constituent components. This ensures that even slightly better items provide a meaningful burn time.

Key Features of the Tools Are Fuels Mod:

• Transforms nearly all items with durability into usable campfire fuel.
• Provides a practical outlet for discarding near-broken tools and gear.
• Calculates burn times based on item components for balanced utility.
• Includes support for new items introduced in content updates, such as “A New Reign.”

Strategic Salvage for Survival

While the mod aims to make almost every durable item a fuel source, there are a few notable exceptions. For instance, the Scale Mail, due to its unique properties and value, remains non-combustible. This thoughtful exclusion ensures that strategically important items are not accidentally lost to the flames. The “Tools Are Fuels” mod empowers you to make more efficient decisions about your inventory, turning potential clutter into a vital resource for survival. Say goodbye to those pesky, almost-empty tools and hello to a cleaner, more functional base.