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Amazon Cart (Give Item)
"Need rope, a machete, or a stack of coconuts? Just add it to your cart."
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How do I install Amazon Cart (Give Item)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Amazon Cart (Give Item) for Green Hell in one click.
</>What does Amazon Cart (Give Item) do?
Stuck one ingredient short of that recipe? Lost your only machete to the river? Amazon Cart hands you the whole jungle's worth of gear on demand. Load into your save and tap Refresh List to pull up every item Green Hell has, sorted A to Z. Pick one from the menu, set how many you want (up to 20 at a time), and tap Give Item - it drops straight into your backpack. If your pack is already stuffed, it slips in what fits and tells you exactly how many made it, so nothing quietly disappears. Great for gearing up before a long trek, replacing lost tools, testing out crafts, or just skipping the grind when you'd rather explore.
</>What is Amazon Cart (Give Item)?
Amazon Cart for Green Hell drops any item in the game into your backpack on demand. Refresh the A-to-Z list, pick what you need — a machete, coconuts, rope, crafting bits — set a quantity up to 20, and it lands in your pack; anything that won't fit is reported back so nothing vanishes. Free from ProjectMods, the community-first game modding platform for PC gamers.
</>Common questions about Amazon Cart (Give Item)
What does Amazon Cart do in Green Hell?
Amazon Cart from ProjectMods is a Green Hell helper mod that hands you any item in the game on demand — tools, food, crafting materials, the lot. Load into your save, tap Refresh List to pull up every item Green Hell has sorted A to Z, pick one from the menu, set how many you want, and tap Give Item. It drops straight into your backpack. If your pack is already stuffed, Amazon Cart slips in whatever fits and tells you exactly how many made it, so nothing quietly disappears. It's great for gearing up before a long trek, replacing a machete lost to the river, or skipping the grind when you'd rather explore. Free in the ProjectMods desktop app.
How do I give myself an item with Amazon Cart?
It's a quick three-step flow inside Green Hell. First tap Refresh List so Amazon Cart loads every item the game has, sorted A to Z. Then pick the one you want from the menu — a machete, a stack of coconuts, rope, a crafting ingredient, whatever you're after. Set the quantity, up to 20 at a time, and tap Give Item. The gear lands in your backpack right away. There's no crafting, no gathering, and no hunting the map for it. You can repeat the whole thing as many times as you like, so gearing up for a long trek or restocking after a rough night takes seconds instead of hours.
What happens if my backpack is full when I use Amazon Cart?
Amazon Cart never forces items into a pack that can't hold them. When you ask for a stack in Green Hell and your backpack is already stuffed, it slips in as many as physically fit and then tells you exactly how many actually made it. Nothing gets silently dropped or lost in the process, so you always know whether you got the full 20 or just a handful. If you're short on room, drop or stash a few things, tap Give Item again, and top up the rest. It's a small touch, but it means you can spam-fill your inventory before a big build without wondering whether items quietly vanished into the jungle floor.
How many of an item can I spawn at once with Amazon Cart?
Up to 20 of a single item per Give Item press in Green Hell. You set the number before you hand it over, so if you only need one machete you take one, and if you want a pile of 20 coconuts for a big cooking session you take the lot. Need more than 20? Just tap Give Item again — there's no cooldown and no daily limit, so you can stack up hundreds of logs, ropes, or crafting bits with a few repeat taps. Pairing a high quantity with Amazon Cart's full item list makes stocking an entire base build a one-minute job instead of a multi-day gathering grind.
Why is the item list empty when I first open Amazon Cart?
That's the Refresh List button's job. When you first open Amazon Cart in Green Hell, the menu can look empty because the item catalog hasn't loaded yet — tap Refresh List and every item the game has appears in the dropdown, sorted A to Z. It's the first thing to do each session before you start handing gear to yourself. If the list ever looks short or out of date, one more tap of Refresh List re-pulls the full catalog. Once it's populated you can pick anything and use Give Item straight away. Amazon Cart is free in the community-first ProjectMods desktop app for PC modding.
What options does Amazon Cart (Give Item) include?
Item Name
Pick which item you want. Tap Refresh List first to fill this menu with everything in the game, sorted A to Z.
Refresh List
Pull up every item in the game and load them into the menu below, sorted A to Z. Tap this once you're in your save.
Give Item
Drop the item you picked into your backpack. If it's full, it adds what fits and lets you know.
Quantity
How many to hand over at once, from 1 up to 20.
Amazon Cart from ProjectMods lets you give yourself any item in Green Hell — refresh the list, pick a tool, food, or crafting material, choose up to 20, and it drops straight into your backpack.
System Requirements
What features does Amazon Cart (Give Item) include?
- Refresh the list to pull up every item in Green Hell, sorted A to Z, then grab whatever you need
- Spawn up to 20 of anything at once - a stack of coconuts, a fresh machete, or a pile of crafting bits
- Drops your picks straight into your backpack, no containers to hunt down or menus to fight
- Slips in what fits when your pack is full and tells you exactly how many landed, so nothing vanishes quietly
- Covers tools, food, and every crafting ingredient the jungle has, so you're never one part short
Best For
- One ingredient short of a recipe with no daylight left to find it - grab the missing part and finish the build
- Lost your only machete to a river crossing and don't fancy the long walk back to camp to make another
- Gearing up before a deep trek into unmapped jungle so you set off stocked instead of scavenging every step
- Testing an unfamiliar craft without burning an hour hunting materials just to see if it's worth it
- Streamers demoing a base build on camera who want the parts in hand instead of a gathering montage
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Screenshot Mode (Hide UI)
Hide the whole on-screen HUD with one toggle for clean screenshots and cinematic shots, then turn it back on to play.
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Jungle Jetpack (Fly)
Take off and fly anywhere in Green Hell - float over the treetops, scout the map, and phase through anything in your way.
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