How to quick move items in terraria xbox one

These are gameplay hotkeys and can be re-bound by going to Settings → Controls. The keys listed here are the defaults.

• Throw (Q) — Throws your currently active item away. Note that this will throw the entire stack (unless holding Torches, as they provide light even as a tossed item).

• Quick Heal (H) — Consumes the first healing item in your inventory.

• Quick Mana (M) — Consumes the first mana restoring item in your inventory.

• Quick Buff (B) — Uses items that cause buffs or debuffs, unless their associated buff is already active. You can have a maximum of 10 (de)buffs, and this hotkey will stop when that number is reached.

• Grapple (E) — Uses your Grappling Hook, if you have one equipped.

• Mount (R) — Summons your Mount, if you have one equipped.

• Auto Select (Left Shift) — This is a very context sensitive action that basically does 3 things.

  1. Tool selection: If you mouse over a tile or an object, you'll automatically select the appropriate tool, even if it's not in your hotbar. For example, hovering over a Stone Block and holding Shift will cause you to select a Pickaxe or Drill.

  2. Trashing/selling: Clicking on items in your inventory while holding this will transfer them to the trash slot. If an NPC's shop window is open, you'll automatically sell that item to the NPC instead (even if it has no value).

  3. Lighting: If you mouse over nothing, holding Auto Select will make you hold a light source, if you have one. Close up, this will be a Torch or a Sticky Glowstick, but if you move your cursor farther away, it'll be a normal Glowstick. Underwater, it'll always be a type of Glowstick. Make use of this extensively.

• Auto Target (Left Ctrl) — Toggles Auto-Targeting mode for tools. Tools will automatically target the closest block in the direction given by the cursor.

• Favourite Item (Alt+Left Click) — As of version 1.3, items can be favourited. Favourited items cannot be quick-trashed, quick-stacked or deposited.

The following are mostly undocumented and hardcoded (i.e., can't be changed):

• Fullscreen (Alt+Enter) — Enters and leaves fullscreen mode without having to leave the current world.

• Switch lighting (F9) — Toggles lighting mode between Color, White, Retro, and Trippy (can also be done from the video settings).

• Show FPS (F10) — Displays frames per second in the lower left corner; the number in brackets is liquid debug data of some description.

• Hide UI (F11) — Toggles all user interface elements, including the cursor. This is useful for taking clean screenshots.

And, last but not least:

• Screenshot (F12) — Takes a (JPEG) screenshot. This isn't technically a Terraria hotkey, but courtesy of the Steam overlay. Can also be re-bound to another key in your Steam settings.

Current as of Terraria 1.3

Chests can quickly become disorganized in Minecraft. This is especially true in the early going as many players make one or two chests and drop everything they have into them until they have more permanent storage. This can make it difficult to find items as they get lost in the shuffle of a full double chest.

One thing that can alleviate that issue is organizing chests. Many set up entire storage rooms with chests designated for food, weapons, tools, blocks and other items. This helps them keep track of where things are and where they need to go.

Getting to that point, especially from a disorganized beginning, can be a big challenge. Moving the items around can be tedious and take a long time. Items can be moved a little bit quicker, though. Here's how to do it.

Moving items around quickly in Minecraft chests

One way to get all of the items out of a chest and into a player's inventory is to break the chest. This will only work if players have an empty inventory and nothing in their hands. It will also only work if it's a single chest because a double chest has too many items for one player.

It can be done with a double chest, it will just require Minecraft gamers to briefly leave half of the items floating on the ground or in the leftover chest since it needs to be broken twice.

Havnt slept yet. Got super addicted to Minecraft and i've been playing all night and day. Decided to fix my house so i destroyed my chests to move them then started fixing the house before i put my items back in the chest and they all disappeared. Never playing MC again. gn

Havnt slept yet. Got super addicted to Minecraft and i've been playing all night and day. Decided to fix my house so i destroyed my chests to move them then started fixing the house before i put my items back in the chest and they all disappeared. Never playing MC again. gn

Alternatively, there are ways to move items quickly without breaking the chest. If players have multiple items, they can move them all simultaneously. Click and hold the shift key (on a PC) and then left-click on one item in the inventory.

Next, drag and hover it on another similar item in the inventory, and click on it. All the items will be moved to the chest at the moment. There is yet another method, as one Minecraft Redditor pointed out.

1. Left click an item.
2. Hold down the left shift key.
3. Move the mouse to the other stack of the same item.
4. Double left click.

Finally, there is one more way to move things quickly in a chest. This method is very useful when finding loot chests, especially in desert temples.

To quickly select all of the same items in a chest, double click on one of them. For Xbox users, this will involve double tapping the A button. This brings all the items from the chest into one stack.

After that, whatever button is used to quickly move an item from a Minecraft chest to inventory or back will work. This can be done very quickly and will facilitate shifting the bulk of that item somewhere else.

Quick Links

The default game controls are listed below. These can be changed from the Controls menu in settings on the title screen. While in-game, they can be accessed by opening the inventory, selecting "Settings", and navigating to "Controls".

Desktop / Console Versions[]

Gameplay Controls[]

Action	Wiki Icon	PC (mouse & keyboard)	PC (controller)	Playstation	Xbox	Wii U	Nintendo Switch	Notes
Use item	⚒ Use / Attack		RT	R2	RT	ZR/R/Touch screen (gamepad)	/Touch screen	Attack using held weapon, consume held potion, summon using held mount/minion summon item, etc.
Interact	⚷ Open / Activate						/Tap screen	Open a door or chest, activate switch, talk to NPC, edit a sign/tombstone, etc. To right click on macOS without a right click button, put two fingers on the trackpad (for laptop users) before clicking to make the same effect as a right click.
Aim			Right analog stick	Right analog stick	Right analog stick	Right analog stick	Right analog stick for smooth movement; for by-tile movement. Tap the screen to aim in that direction.	Move the cursor or direct attacks.
Up	▲ Up	W	Left analog stick	Left analog stick	Left analog stick	Left analog stick		Makes the character stand on a Step Stool, if equipped.
Down	▼ Down	S
Left	◀ Left	A, left arrow key	Moves character to the left. Hold the key down for continuous movement.
Right	▶ Right	D, right arrow key	Moves character to the right. Hold the key down for continuous movement.
Jump	↷ Jump	Space, up arrow key	LT	/L2	/L3	/Zl/L/L3		Makes the character jump. Hold the key down for a higher jump. Allows "swimming" upwards (repeated jumping) while underwater if Flippers, Diving Gear, or Neptune's Shell is equipped as an Accessory. Pressing the Jump key while jumping will activate the ability of jumping items like Spectre Boots, Sandstorm in a Bottle, etc. Holding the Jump key with Wings equipped will allow character to briefly fly (depending on the Wings used), and glide slowly to the ground.
Grapple	Grapple	E		L1	LT	ZL/L/L3		Activates/launches the grappling hook equipped in the grappling hook slot.
Auto Select	Auto Select	Left Shift	L3				Hold	When held, it will try to select the appropriate tool to interact with the object under the cursor. A light source will be selected if nothing else applies.
Smart Cursor	Smart Cursor	Left Ctrl	R3	R3	R3	R3	Press/Hold (based on Smart Cursor Mode setting)	Toggles the Smart Cursor. When on, it will automatically target tiles depending on the tool selected, to semi-automate tasks such as tunneling and building.
Quick Mount	Quick Mount	R						Mount or dismount the mount located in the equipment slot.
Quick Heal	Quick Heal	H	Unbound					Consumes the best healing item from inventory.
Quick Mana	Quick Mana	J	Unbound					Consumes the first mana restoration item in inventory (starting from the top-left).
Quick Buff	Quick Buff	B	Unbound					Consumes one of each type of Buff Potion in inventory. Buff Potions will not be consumed if a buff of the same type is still active.
Lock on		L (On chromebook)						Lock on an enemy to auto-aim all attacks. Press once to lock and again to release the lock.
Throw (discard)	Throw	T	Unbound					Discards the currently selected item onto the ground as a dropped item, which can then be collected by any player. Does not inflict throwing damage. Items can also be thrown by opening the inventory, picking the item to be thrown away and right-clicking outside the inventory. Note that throwing throws the whole stack of items, except for torches, where only one torch will be thrown.
Inventory	Inventory	Esc					/Double tap hotbar	Opens the expanded head-up display, including inventory, crafting interface, Save and Quit (singleplayer) or Disconnect (multiplayer) controls. If autopause is enabled, the game will pause (not currently available on console). Press Start on Xbox or PS3 to pause the game (this won't open the inventory).
Chat	↵ Enter	Enter						Opens the chat box (multiplayer only).
Pause	Inventory	Esc						Pauses the game in singleplayer. The game will only pause if Autopause is turned on. Note that on PC, independently from the Autopause setting, it is in singleplayer also possible to pause the game by any method which switches out of the Terraria program, such as the Alt-Tab hotkey or the Windows key function.
Zoom In		Shift +	N/A	Touchpad	LT	ZR (while paused)	Pinch screen out/ while paused	Zoom in on the character, making it possible to see less on the screen.
Zoom Out		Shift -	N/A	Touchpad	RT	ZL (while paused)	Pinch screen in/ while paused	Zoom out, making the character appear smaller, but allowing more to be seen.

Map Controls[]

Action	Wiki Icon	PC (mouse & keyboard)	PC (controller)	Playstation	Xbox	Wii U	Nintendo Switch	Notes
Zoom In		+	Unbound			ZR	Pinch outwards/ while paused	Zooms the minimap in.
Zoom Out		-	Unbound			ZL	Pinch inwards/ while paused	Zooms the minimap out.
Decrease Transparency		PageUp	Unbound					Decreases transparency of the minimap.
Increase Transparency		PageDown	Unbound					Increases transparency of the minimap.
Toggle Full Map	Toggle Full Map	M					/Pinch inwards at max zoom/Tap minimap	Opens a full-screen map. This can be zoomed in and out with the keyboard just as the minimap can, or with the mouse wheel. It can be scrolled using the directional keys or by dragging it with the mouse. The full-screen map can be dismissed by clicking the icon at the bottom left corner, or by pressing the inventory key, or the Map key again. In multiplayer, it will also show all players. On the console versions, you can select your team from this screen.
Toggle Map Style	Toggle Map Style	Tab						Cycles the minimap between the three modes: portrait, overlay, and hidden. See Minimap for more details.

Hotbar Controls[]

Action	Wiki Icon	PC (mouse & keyboard)	PC (controller)	Playstation	Xbox	Wii U	Nintendo Switch	Notes
Cycle Left / Right			LB / RB	L2 / R2	LB / RB	L / R or ZL / ZR	or	Cycles the selected item in the hotbar left or right.
Hotbar direct selection	0–9	0-9	Unbound				Tap hotbar item	Selects an item from the hotbar (1 being the leftmost, and 0 being the rightmost). The hotbar is the uppermost row of the inventory, i.e. the top 10 slots. The item is merely selected; to actually use it click the left mouse button after making a selection.
Radial Hotbar			Hold RB				Hold (Buff items) or (Hotbar)	Opens a radial hotbar where items can be selected with any analog stick. Releasing RB selects the item.
D-Pad Hotbar			D-Pad	D-Pad	D-Pad	D-Pad		Items can be bound to the D-pad by opening the inventory, selecting an item and pressing a direction on the D-pad. That item can then be equipped in the hotbar immediately by pressing that direction on the D-pad during gameplay.

Others[]

PC-Only Content: This section's information applies only to the PC version of Terraria.

Inventory[]

• To remove one item from a stack, right click on it. Hold down the right mouse button to increase the number of items to be removed from the stack.
• To place objects directly from your inventory, left click to select the item, then left click to place it or right click to throw it.
• To place objects directly from your inventory into the Trash Can, hold Ctrl down while clicking the item. This can be used to quickly free up space in your inventory.
  • This setting can be changed on the main menu under Settings > Controls > Left Shift Quick Trash. Enabling the option will have quick trash use Shift instead.
• To quickly move objects from your inventory into an open container, or vice versa, hold Shift down while clicking the item.
• To place objects directly from an open container into the Trash Can, hold Ctrl down while clicking an item.
  • If Left Shift Quick Trash is enabled, this feature will not work.
• To favorite an item (making it unable to be quick stacked, quick trashed, thrown, or deposited), hold Alt down clicking the item. A border should appear letting you know that the item is favorited. Do note that placing favorited equipment onto your equipment slots and placing them back in your inventory will remove the favorite status on the equipment, in which case you are going to need to Alt + Left Click again.

NPC[]

• To interact with an NPC, move close enough that a speech bubble appears when you move the mouse cursor over it (or, on
  
   Mobile, when a speech bubble simply appears). Then, use the ⚷ Open / Activate control.
• When buying items from an NPC, hold down the right mouse button/Right Trigger/Buy Button to increase the number of items purchased.

Equipment[]

• Right-clicking on a piece of equipment, including one located in a Social slot, will swap it with its corresponding Armor or Accessory slot.

Miscellaneous[]

• To read a sign, tombstone, or the name of a chest, hover your cursor over it.
• When crafting, hold down the right mouse button to rapidly craft a number of items (the speed increases as long as you hold down the button).

Nintendo Switch Version[]

Touch controls[]

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• The ability to double tap the hotbar to open the inventory.
• The ability to double tap accessories in the inventory to toggle accessory visibility.
• Tapping the minimap to access the full size map.

Unlike the mobile version, however, pinching the screen to zoom in and out uses the selected item.

Mobile Version[]

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Action	Touch	MFi Controller[1]	Notes
Use item	Tap and hold (swing/fire weapons) / Single tap (consume potion, summon mount/minion summon item, etc.)	R2	Attack using held weapon, consume held potion, summon using held mount/minion summon item, etc.
Interact	Single tap		Open a door or chest, activate switch, talk to NPC, edit a sign/tombstone, etc.
Jump		Left analog stick /	Makes your character jump. Continue holding the stick for a higher jump. Holding the button/thumpad up with Wings armed will allow you to fly for some period (depending on the Wings used), and glide slowly to the ground. Allows "swimming" upwards (repeated jumping) while underwater if Flippers, Diving Gear, or Neptune's Shell is equipped as an Accessory. Activate the ability of jumping items like Spectre Boots, Sandstorm in a Bottle, etc.
Up	Left thumbpad
Down
Left	Moves your character to the left. Hold the key down for continuous movement.
Right	Moves your character to the right. Hold the key down for continuous movement.
Grapple	Grapple thumbpad (top-left of the right thumbpad)	L2	Sends the grappling hook in the direction the thumbpad is held.
Quick-Use item	Move right thumbpad	Right analog stick	Attacks, breaks, or places tiles in the direction the analog stick is held. If a consumable item is selected, it will be consumed.
Auto-Attack Verify	-	R3	Attacks in the direction of the targeted enemy. By default, the nearest enemy is automatically targeted, this can be changed by tapping on another enemy.
Throw (discard)	Drag item from hotbar/inventory		Tosses the currently selected item a few squares in the direction the item is dragged. Note that throwing throws the whole stack of items.
Inventory			Opens the player's inventory, and by extension, their crafting and gear menus. The game will automatically pause, unless you are on a multiplayer server.
Pause			Opens settings, such as saving and quitting, or changing teams. The game will automatically pause, unless you are on a multiplayer server.
Zoom in	Pinch-out	D-Pad	Pinch-out to get closer to the character (see less on screen).
Zoom out	Pinch-in	Pinch-in to get further away from the character (see more on screen).
Toggle Full Map	Zoom out far enough or	Zoom out far enough	Opens the map. Zooming in on the map will return to normal gameplay.
Cycle Hotbar Left / Right	-	L1 / R1	Cycles the selected item in the hotbar left or right.
Hotbar direct selection	Tap hotbar		Selects the item tapped on the hotbar. The hotbar is the uppermost row of the inventory, i.e. the top 5-10 slots. If it is a consumable, it will automatically be used right away.
Lock target			Targets an enemy with a yellow arrow over them. See Lock On for more information.
Manually move Cursor	Right thumbpad		Used mainly in Building Mode to determine where blocks and walls will be placed. However, attacks will also be directed towards this position unless the Circle Pad is used to direct attacks. The Manual Cursor shown as a white crosshair somewhere near the player.
Toggle Smart Cursor			Makes block placement easier. See Smart Cursor for more information.

iOS, Android, and Amazon versions[]

As of Mobile 1.3, the user interface has been updated to more closely reflect that of the desktop version. However, as mobile users typically will be dealing with touch controls and/or smaller screens, there are a few small differences between the two to make gameplay flow smoothly.

The inventory is primarily split up into 5 sections: The Inventory and Housing Menu on the left, and Chat, Equipment Menu, and Crafting on the right. Like many other UI elements, they can be moved around and altered in the settings.

Inventory[]

Akin to the desktop version, The inventory consists of 50 slots. The player can set whether the 10 left most slots or the top row serves as the hotbar.

Some inventory functions have been moved to below the inventory for easy access. These include the tools, research, and a split function. The tools button opens a small window consisting of the various toggles, such as those given by the Paint Sprayer and the Torch God's Favor. Researching is also accessible here, separately from the Journey Mode tools accessible in the pause menu. The split button opens a small slider which splits a stack in two based on its position.

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It is identical to the housing menu on desktop, save for an aesthetic change where each NPC fills in a placeholder slot as they move in.

Chat[]

The player can type messages and view status messages in the Chat menu. This window also has a button which allows access to Emotes. It functions identically to the chat on the

Equipment[]

Consists of all the equipment the player has equipped. Visibility can be toggled by tapping the show/hide button, but not by double tapping the accessory as seen in the  Nintendo Switch version.

Crafting[]

Consists of a list of craftable items with a Craft button below. The materials needed will be listed next to the button. The player can access all duplicated items here by pressing the duplication button in Journey mode. There are filters for Weapons, Blocks, Accessories, Materials, All (which disables the active filter), Armor, Misc, and Consumables, accessible even outside of Journey mode.

Windows Phone version[]

Inventory / Storage Tab[]

• Tap and drag an item to move it, or switch its position with another.
• Drag the inventory screen up or down to see more of the inventory.
• Selecting an item and tapping the "Split Stack" button (the button with stacked coins) will take one item and place it in a new stack. If a new stack has been recently created, the item will be added to that one instead.
• Selecting armor or an accessory and tapping the Equip button (labeled with a helmet and a player's head) will automatically equip it in an armor or accessory slot. If the respective armor slot is full, it will be equipped in the vanity slot. Dragging an item to the Equipment tab and releasing will equip it in the same manner.
• Selecting an item the Storage tab Tapping the Take button will add it to your inventory. Dragging an item to the Inventory tab and releasing will take it in the same manner.
• Holding an item over a tab for a while will switch to that tab.
• Additionally, if you're on the main screen and want to throw an item, you can do so by selecting it in your hotbar and then holding it. You can then drag to throw. It can be useful if you want to throw a Guide Voodoo Doll and summon the WoF.

Equipment Tab[]

• Any equipable item will automatically be equipped when crafted, bought, picked up, or when the Take button is pressed in the Storage tab.
• Selecting an item and tapping the Unequip button (labeled with a helmet and a player's head) will unequip it and place it in the Inventory.

Crafting Tab[]

• Tap a recipe and tap Craft to craft one of the item.
• Tap and hold Craft to craft multiple items (the speed increases as the player holds the button).

NPC Shop Tab[]

• Selecting an item and tapping Buy will buy the item if you have enough money.
• Hitting Sell in the Inventory tab, or simply dragging an item to the Shop tab will sell it.
• The Goblin Tinkerer has an additional region above the shop where items can be reforged. Dragging an item here and selecting Reforge will reforge it.

3DS Version[]

Action		Notes
Use item	/ Touch Screen in Building Mode	Attack using held weapon, consume held potion, summon using held mount/minion summon item, etc.
Interact		Open a door or chest, activate switch, talk to NPC, edit a sign/tombstone, etc.
Jump		Makes your character jump. Continue holding the stick for a higher jump. Holding the button/thumpad up with Wings armed will allow you to fly for some period (depending on the Wings used), and glide slowly to the ground. Allows "swimming" upwards (repeated jumping) while underwater if Flippers, Diving Gear, or Neptune's Shell is equipped as an Accessory. Activate the ability of jumping items like Spectre Boots, Sandstorm in a Bottle, etc.
Up	Circle Pad
Down
Left	Moves your character to the left. Hold the key down for continuous movement.
Right	Moves your character to the right. Hold the key down for continuous movement.
Grapple		Sends the grappling hook in the direction swiped, or on the Nintendo 3DS version, in the direction the Circle Pad is held. This action, however, is very unreliable with touch controls.
Quick-Use item	+ Circle Pad	Attacks, breaks, or places tiles in the direction the analog stick is held. If a consumable item is selected, it will be consumed.
Auto-Attack	(+ Circle Pad, if no locked target)	Attacks in the direction of the targeted enemy. On the  Mobile version, The nearest enemy is automatically targeted, this can be changed by tapping on another enemy. On the Nintendo 3DS version, must be pressed in order to target that enemy before the attack will be directed towards them.
Throw (discard)	Drag item from the Quick Inventory onto the drop icon	Tosses the currently selected item a few squares in the direction the item is dragged. Note that throwing throws the whole stack of items.
Inventory	Tap the inventory icon on the touch screen or ZR on the New Nintendo 3DS	Opens the player's inventory, and by extension, their crafting and gear menus. The game will automatically pause, unless you are on a multiplayer server.
Pause	Start / Select	Opens settings, such as saving and quitting, or changing teams. The game will automatically pause, unless you are on a multiplayer server.
Zoom in	Magnifying Glass on the World Map	Pinch-out to get closer to the character (see less on screen).
Zoom out	Pinch-in to get further away from the character (see more on screen).
Toggle Full Map	Tap the compass icon on the Touch Screen	Zooming out far enough will open the map. Zooming in on the map will return to normal gameplay
Cycle Hotbar Left / Right	L / R	Cycles the selected item in the hotbar left or right.
Hotbar direct selection	Tap item on the Quick Inventory	Selects the item tapped on the hotbar. The hotbar is the uppermost row of the inventory, i.e. the top 5-10 slots. If it is a consumable, it will automatically be used right away.
Lock target		Targets an enemy with a yellow arrow over them. See Lock On for more information.
Toggle Manual Cursor Mode	D-Pad / Touch Screen in Building Mode	Used mainly in Building Mode to determine where blocks and walls will be placed. However, attacks will also be directed towards this position unless the Circle Pad is used to direct attacks. The Manual Cursor shown as a white crosshair somewhere near the player.
Move Camera	C-Stick (New Nintendo 3DS only)	Moves the camera.

3DS Inventory[]

Quick Inventory[]

The Quick Inventory as it appears in game.

The World Map.

Building Mode.

The touch screen features the players hotbar, housing menu, map, and other utilities. This is referred to by the game as the "Quick Inventory". The quick inventory shows the first ten slots in the players inventory, similarly to the mobile version of the game. The top left button under the hotbar allows the player to Quick Stack to Nearby Chests, which will be greyed out if the player is not near any chest. The middle button allows the player to drop an item they've tapped and held onto, greyed out if there is no item to drop. The top right button is the housing menu, which will be greyed out unless the player is in a house.

The bottom three buttons are the World Map, Building/Precision Mode, and the player's Inventory from left to right.

• The World Map appears on the touch screen so the player can view the map as they move, and also has a magnifying glass in the corner which toggles a zoomed-in and out view.
• Building Mode provides a zoomed in view of the player's screen and sorts tools on the left, and building materials on the right.
  • Building materials are sorted in the order they appear in the players inventory, but tools are sorted in accordance with the order Weapon → Pickaxe → Axe → Hammer → Wrenches/Wire Cutters → Fishing Tools, top to bottom.
  • Items on the left can be swapped by holding L for tools and R for building materials and a direction. Up / Down on the D-Pad or Circle Pad will change the item selected. Left and Right only work on the left row, when there are variants of a tool, such as a Terra Blade being able to switch to a Paladin's Hammer, as they are both categorized as weapons.
  • On the New Nintendo 3DS, Building Mode can also be toggled with ZL.
  • The D-Pad can be used along with Building Mode for increased precision when placing blocks.

Inventory[]

An example inventory.

The Inventory on the 3DS version is very similar to the inventory on the

Chest Inventory[]

Note the options differ when in a chest.

When a chest is opened, controls differ greatly from the regular inventory. To take an item out of a chest,

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The Crafting Menu.

The crafting menu splits up crafting recipes into multiple sections. These sections are:

Player Inventory[]

The armor tab of the inventory. Click here to see the buffs screen.

The player's armor and accessories are on the last tab of the inventory. Pressing

Shop Inventory[]

An NPC's shop. The player is able to sell items from their inventory here.

When interacting with a NPC that sells items, the NPC will appear in place of where a chest would appear. Items can be bought from an NPC with

History[]

• Desktop 1.4.1.1:
  • Fixed an issue preventing Master mode players from accessing all accessory slots with Gamepad.
  • Fixed a crash related to housing menu interaction with Gamepad.
  • Fixed an issue causing a kanji key to automatically replace some keybindings.

• Desktop 1.3.1: Controller support for PC, easier binding.

• Desktop 1.3.0.1: Added favorite option for items in your inventory and the mount hotkey.

• Desktop 1.2.4.1: Fixed bug where resetting controls to default would reset quick mana to M rather than J.

• Desktop 1.2.3: Added support for Ctrl+Z, X, C, and V (clear line, cut line, copy line, and paste into line respectively). Added support for Shift+Insert, Shift+Delete, Ctrl+Insert (paste, cut, and copy respectively).

• Desktop 1.2.0.1: Added map control.

• Desktop 1.2:
  • M is now used for the new minimap feature.
  • J is now used for quick mana.

• Desktop 1.1.1: Keybindings will no longer sometimes be set to "None" automatically.

• Desktop 1.1:
  • Items Pulsate when hold on the mouse cursor so they stand out against other items on the UI.
  • Items move freely and rotate when falling after being dropped or thrown.
  • F7 shows game debug information.
  • F8 shows connectivity debug information.
  • F9 changes lighting setting.
  • Added 'Auto Select' hotkey.
  • Added ability to place items directly from open inventory.

• Desktop 1.0.5: Added hotkeys for quickly drinking healing, mana, and buff potions. The healing/mana potion you use is based on the same principle arrows are. Topleft most item first. The buff potions are all used at once.

• Desktop 1.0.2: Right clicking and holding down on a crafting recipe will now craft multiple of the same item to a max of the stack and/or until you run out of materials.

• Desktop 1.0.1: The Inventory button is now re-mappable.

• Desktop-Release: Introduced with basic controls.