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Favorita Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I lock an item in a slot?
Open your inventory, hover your mouse cursor over the slot containing the item you want to secure, and press the lock keybind. By default, this key is set to B.
How do I unlock an item so I can move it again?
Hover your cursor over the locked slot in your inventory and press the lock keybind again. Items stay locked permanently until you manually toggle the lock off.
Why can't I move or drop an item from my inventory?
You likely locked that slot by accident. Hover over the stuck item and press B (or your configured lock keybind) to unlock it so it can be moved or discarded normally.
Which slots can I lock items in?
You can lock items in your main inventory, your hotbar, your equipped armor slots, and your offhand slot.
Can I lock items inside chests or backpacks?
No, locking only works for slots attached to your player inventory, including your hotbar, armor, and offhand. External storage containers are not supported.
Does locking a hotbar slot stop me from accidentally pressing Q to drop my tool?
Yes. Once an item is locked in its hotbar slot, it cannot be discarded or thrown on the ground until you manually unlock it.
How do I change the lock keybind from B to something else?
Open the game's Options menu, navigate to Controls and Key Binds, find the Favorita lock keybind, and assign it to whatever key you prefer.
Why isn't pressing B locking my items?
Another mod in your pack is likely using the B key for a different action, causing a keybind conflict. Check your Controls settings for conflicting keys marked in red and rebind the lock action to an unused key.
Can I lock my armor so I don't accidentally unequip it?
Yes. Open your inventory, hover over any of your four equipped armor slots, and press your lock keybind to prevent those armor pieces from being moved or swapped out.
Does locking slots cause any lag or FPS drops?
No. The mod simply prevents move and discard actions on slots you have toggled, which has no noticeable impact on game performance or frame rate.