O.C.D. Inventory

Tame Your Project Zomboid Inventory with O.C.D. Inventory

Surviving the zombie apocalypse in Project Zomboid demands organization. Every item, from bandages to bolt-action rifles, matters. But managing your gear, especially what you’re actively wearing or holding, can quickly become a chaotic mess. Enter O.C.D. Inventory, a mod designed to bring order to your survival efforts by providing a dedicated space for all your equipped items.

What O.C.D. Inventory Brings to the Table

This mod introduces a clear, dedicated “Equipped” section that appears above your existing inventory containers. Think of it as a virtual mannequin for your survivor, showcasing everything that’s currently worn, held, or readily accessible. This means no more digging through endless lists to find your primary weapon or that crucial backpack. The O.C.D. Inventory mod elegantly separates your active gear from your stashed supplies without altering the core Project Zomboid inventory system.

Key Features for Enhanced Management

O.C.D. Inventory offers a suite of features designed to streamline your gear management:

• Dedicated Equipped Section: A new “Equipped” icon, visually represented by a mannequin, houses all your worn items, items in your hands, keyrings, and hotbar-attached gear.
• Seamless Drag-and-Drop: Effortlessly equip clothing and bags by dragging them to the “Equipped” section. Similarly, equip weapons or items for your hands. Unequipping is just as simple; drag items from “Equipped” back to your main inventory.
• Hotbar Integration: Existing hotbar shortcuts remain fully functional, allowing you to equip and put away items using their familiar hotkeys, with the mod intelligently managing their placement in the “Equipped” view.
• Optional Hiding: For those who desire ultimate tidiness, you can choose to hide equipped items from the main inventory list, ensuring they are only visible in their dedicated “Equipped” area.

Compatibility and Performance

O.C.D. Inventory is built to be compatible with recent versions of Project Zomboid. It also plays nicely with several popular UI and container management mods, such as CleanUI, Better Containers, Proximity Inventory, and Reorder Containers, enhancing their functionality by integrating the “Equipped” section into their reordering and management systems. This ensures that your organized inventory experience is as seamless as possible, regardless of your preferred mod setup.