Dimensional Backpacks

Have you ever wished you could just live out of your backpack? Well now you can! Introducing Dimensional Backpacks! Craft a backpack, build a little base inside it, then pop it on your back. You can even access your chests in the backpack without having to take it off!

Features

• Multiple tiers – Small, medium, and large; each with a larger interior shaped like the backpack
  Small: 3x5x5
  Medium: 5x9x9 with a 7x5x2 nook
  Large: 9x11x7 with a 7x7x3 and two 5x5x2 nooks
  
• Dyeable bags – Dye your bag, and the interior walls will match
  
• Access your storage – Deposit and withdraw items from any container placed in the backpack
  
• Configurable storage groups – Create a bulk storage group, favorite item group, or even an auto smelter input group. The possibilities are endless.
  
• Worn backpack model – Wear the backpack on your back with a full 3D model. Also compatible with the Curios back slot.
  
• Shared backpacks – Share a backpack with a friend. Both backpacks will connect to the same interior. This feature can be disabled in the config, if desired.

FAQ

1. Can I change where I appear within my backpack?
   Yes, craft a dimensional zipper then stand where you want to appear within your backpack then shift right click with it.
2. What happens if I enter a backpack and my friend picks it up and runs away? Will I exit next to them?
   No, you will exit exactly where you were when you entered the backpack
3. Does the storage access work with modded containers?
   Yes, it should work with any item container
4. How do I open my backpack? How do I leave a backpack?
   Open a backpack’s storage by right clicking a placed bag or pressing B while wearing one. Press X to exit the backpack dimension.
5. Help! I lost my backpack! Is everything I built inside of it lost?
   No, everything is not lost. If you remember the backpack plot ID, you can use the `/dbp backpack <id>` command to get it back. You can also craft a duplicate of your backpack, by placing the linked backpack (Has a plot ID in the tooltip) with an unlinked backpack (never worn or placed, no ID in tooltip) in a crafting grid. That way, if your backpack is ever lost, you will still have the backup one.