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Grand Item Displays Mod Wiki & Guide

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Improves item display mechanics and visual presentation in the world.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Improve Performance When Surrounded by Lots of Dropped ItemsChoosing the Right Render Mode When you're in areas with heavy item clutter, the mod offers render modes to keep your…Make a Specific Item Type Always Stand OutAdding Custom Item Rules To highlight particular weapons, armor, or tools that matter to you, you need to create a…Stop Accidentally Dropping Your Best GearUsing Item Locking The mod includes a protective feature to prevent you from throwing away valuable equipment by…Toggle the Mod On and Off Without RestartingQuick Enable/Disable You don't need to restart your game to turn the mod's display system on or off. 1. Press M at…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on the mod after installing it?
Press M to toggle the display system on or off. You'll see enlarged valuable items appear on the ground immediately when enabled. Press O to open the settings screen and customize which items should be scaled up.
Can I use this mod on multiplayer servers?
Yes, Grand Item Displays runs entirely on your client side, so it works on any multiplayer server without requiring server-side installation or permission. Other players won't see your enlarged items—only you will.
How do I stop myself from accidentally dropping my best gear?
Press L to toggle item locking on gear in your inventory. Locked items cannot be dropped, thrown, or moved out of your inventory by accident. You can lock multiple items at once and unlock them whenever you need to use or trade them.
What's the difference between the render modes and which should I use?
Vanilla shows normal items while enlarging valuable loot; Performance shrinks junk items down; Ultra Performance hides junk completely; Near Only hides junk until you walk close. Use Vanilla for clarity, Performance or Ultra Performance if you have frame rate issues around large item piles, or Near Only for a balanced middle ground.

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