Introduction
Ever go into a dungeon, pop open a master chest and find 3 lock picks and 25 gold?
Do you have cool mods installed and can't seem to find the items in chests, or even at merchants?

Well, this is where Container Loot Integration comes in.
No longer will you kill a tough boss and come away with chump change. Your adopted child needs food for her mudcrab after all. 

This collection of container patches will carry forward changes and additions made by the mods you have installed so they behave as intended. 

Details for Nerds

Some mods change the CONTAINERS records, which determine what items are inside the various containers in Skyrim. However, many mod authors don't set up their mods to allow Wrye Bash to merge these changes properly. This means that Skyrim defaults to the last mod that changes these records, causing many items to go missing in your game.

Container Loot Integration solves this problem by providing patches that let Wrye Bash merge the changes in the CONTAINERS records. These patches are "bash tagged," which ensures that all changes are correctly combined and used by the game.

Note that not all mods change containers this way; some use scripts instead. For example, mods like Immersive Armors and Immersive Weapons don't modify the CONTAINERS records, hence no patching is needed.


Features

• Seamless. Cleanly integrates changes to chests and containers between mods.
• Independent. No need to have all the supported mods installed.
• FOMOD Installer. Automatic detection and patching of mods.
• Lite. Will not take up space in your load order. All plugins are ESL flagged.
• Mergeable. All plugins are Wrye Bash ready.
• On-going. I will continue to make patches as needed.
  

Requirements

• Wrye Bash (to merge into a bash patch)
  

Installation

• Download Container Loot Integration from the Files tab.
• Use a mod manager like Mod Organizer 2 or Vortex to install.
• Follow the installation instructions provided in the FOMOD installer.
  

Compatibility
This mod fixes compatibility issues between changes made to containers. If you think a mod needs a patch, post it in the comments.
Won't conflict with anything that is properly bash tagged (patches should be properly bash tagged). 

Mods Currently Supported
Keep in mind, mods that aren't listed here probably don't require a patch. If you find a mod that needs a patch let me know. 




Uninstallation
Use your mod manager to uninstall.
Rebuild your automated patches. (Wrye Bash, Synthesis, ect.)



Support
For support and troubleshooting, please post in the comments or contact me directly via private message.