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Pack Mule
"Carry the whole delivery in one armful instead of six."
How do I install Pack Mule?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Pack Mule for Clothing Store Simulator in one click.
</>What does Pack Mule do?
Restocking is the heart of Clothing Store Simulator and also the bit that eats your afternoon, mostly because you can only carry a modest stack of clothes at a time. Pack Mule fixes the arithmetic. Turn it on and your armful goes from a polite handful to a proper haul, so one trip to the back room fills a whole section instead of half a rail. The slider lets you pick how far to push it, from a sensible bump to a comically large tower of jumpers. This is the single biggest time-saver of the Clothing Store Simulator mods if you play with the shop full. Combine it with Shop Floor Sprint and Long Arms and a restock run that used to take ten minutes takes one.
</>What is Pack Mule?
Restocking is the heart of Clothing Store Simulator and also the bit that eats your afternoon. Pack Mule raises your armful from a polite handful to as many as 300 garments, so one trip to the back room fills a whole section instead of half a rail. Pairs with Shop Floor Sprint and Long Arms. A premium mod from ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.
</>Common questions about Pack Mule
What does Pack Mule do in Clothing Store Simulator?
Pack Mule raises how many garments you can hold at once, from the game's polite handful up to a haul of 300. Restocking in Clothing Store Simulator is mostly a walking problem, since you fill your arms, cross the shop, empty them and go back again, so carrying five or ten times as much per trip turns a whole afternoon of back-and-forth into a couple of runs. A single slider sets your armful size, and switching the mod off puts you back to normal capacity. A premium mod from ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.
How much can I carry at the top setting?
Up to 300 garments in one armful. That is far more than a single rail needs, so at the top end you are realistically filling an entire section of the Clothing Store Simulator shop floor from one trip to the back room. The maximum is not always the sweet spot, though. Somewhere in the middle usually means one box of stock equals one journey, which is the point where restocking stops feeling like a chore. Pack Mule gives you the Armful Size slider, so you can find the level that suits how big your shop is and raise it again as the store grows.
Does Pack Mule help when I am unloading a delivery?
That is where you feel it most. A delivery in Clothing Store Simulator arrives as boxes on the loading bay, and normally emptying them onto the shop floor means trip after trip with a modest stack in your arms. With Pack Mule the same delivery goes out in a fraction of the journeys, so a big order stops being a punishment for ordering well. It pairs naturally with Bottomless Backroom, where you can order a lot of stock at once, since without a bigger armful a large order just creates a bigger pile to shuttle across the shop.
Is there any reason not to max out the armful?
Mostly taste. At the very top of the slider your character is carrying a comically large tower of jumpers, which is either the best part of the mod or a bit much, depending on the shop you are trying to run. Pack Mule gives you the slider precisely so you can pick your own comfort level instead of being handed one. A moderate setting keeps restocking believable while still removing the busywork, and the maximum turns it into a single trip. You can change it at any point in a session, so it is worth trying a couple of settings on your own shop floor.
Which mods work best alongside Pack Mule?
Shop Floor Sprint and Long Arms. Pack Mule cuts the number of trips, Shop Floor Sprint cuts how long each trip takes, and Long Arms means you can grab and place without standing right next to things. Together they take the most repetitive job in Clothing Store Simulator and compress it to almost nothing, which is exactly what you want if you would rather spend a session designing the shop than servicing it. Bottomless Backroom is the fourth piece, if you also want the stock itself to arrive without a supplier run first.
What options does Pack Mule include?
Enabled
Master switch. Turn off to go back to normal armfuls.
Armful Size
How many garments you can hold at once.
Pack Mule is a premium Clothing Store Simulator mod from ProjectMods that raises your armful to as many as 300 garments, so restocking the shop floor takes a couple of trips instead of a dozen.
System Requirements
What features does Pack Mule include?
- Raises your armful from a polite handful to a proper haul, up to three hundred garments
- Fills a whole section from one trip to the back room instead of half a rail
- Slides from a sensible bump to a comically tall tower of jumpers, whichever you fancy
- Returns you to the game's normal armful the instant you switch it off
Best For
- Restocking after a big delivery when the back room is stacked and every rail is bare
- Large stores where the walk between stock and shop floor quietly eats the whole afternoon
- Stacking with Shop Floor Sprint and Long Arms to turn a ten-minute restock into one
- Opening-day setup when every fixture in the building needs filling from scratch
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