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Item Spawner
"Pick an item. Pick a number. It's in your bag."
How do I install Item Spawner?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Item Spawner for RuneScape: Dragonwilds in one click.
</>What does Item Spawner do?
Bars, hides and runes always run out at the worst moment, usually halfway through a build or a craft. Item Spawner hands you the missing stack. Choose the Item from a list of 1,344 by its in-game name (resources, food, potions, gear, tools, ammunition, runes, seeds, building plans, recipe scrolls, skill tomes and mounts), set Amount from 1 to 9,999 (default 1) and press Add to Backpack. Everything arrives the way a pickup does. The usual pickup message pops up, stacks follow each item's own limit (99 for most materials, 999 for arrows and bait, 9,999 for runes) and gear comes at full durability. If the backpack fills up, the rest is not added and the reply tells you how many went in. Quest items and the Deluxe Edition, Early Adopter and alpha reward gear are left out. Added items are ordinary items that stay with your character and count toward your carry weight.
</>What is Item Spawner?
Item Spawner gives you the game's item list under the names you see in play. Pick one under Item, set Amount and press Add to Backpack: the game adds it as if you had picked it up, respects stack sizes and free space, and reports the exact count. Quest items and Deluxe Edition or account reward gear are left out, and it only works in worlds you play solo or host.
</>Common questions about Item Spawner
What does Item Spawner do in RuneScape: Dragonwilds?
It adds the item you pick to your backpack, as many as you ask for up to 9,999 at a time. The game handles it like a pickup, so the item stacks normally, shows the pickup message and lands in your inventory ready to use, equip or build with.
Which items are missing from the list?
Quest items, gear tied to the Deluxe Edition or an account reward, and anything not meant for players. That means story pieces such as boss heads and journal pages, the Deluxe Edition med helms and Gilded Paladin set, the Pioneer's Cape and Scarf and the Dragonbane Cape, plus unreleased, deleted and test entries. When you press the button the mod checks the chosen item again, including plans and recipe scrolls for edition rewards, so none of those can be added.
What happens when my backpack is full?
Only what fits is added and the rest is simply not created. Ask for 500 Oak Logs with room for 300 and you get 300, and the reply says so. Runes and arrows or bolts have their own backpack pages, so a full item page does not always stop them. Drop or store a few things, then press the button again for the rest, or let more fit in each slot with Stack Size, Weight & Carry Capacity.
Do added items stay after I turn the mod off?
Yes. They are ordinary items, saved with your character like anything you gather or craft. Turning Item Spawner off only stops the button from working: nothing is taken back, nothing runs in the background and nothing else in the game changes.
Can I add building plans and recipe scrolls?
Yes, both are in the list, along with skill tomes and mount items. They behave exactly as they do when found: use a plan to unlock its building piece, read a recipe scroll to learn its recipes, or read a tome for its XP. Unlocks gained this way are part of your character's progress from then on.
Can I add items while playing in a friend's world?
No. In someone else's world the host's game owns every inventory, so the button only tells you it cannot work there. It works in solo worlds and in worlds you host, where it fills your own backpack and nobody else's. Only use it in a hosted world when your friends agree.
What options does Item Spawner include?
Item
The item to add, by its in-game name. 1,344 items: resources, food, potions, gear, tools, ammunition, runes, seeds, building plans, recipe scrolls, skill tomes and mounts. Quest items and Deluxe Edition gear are not in the list.
Add to Backpack
Puts the chosen Item into your backpack in the chosen Amount, the way a pickup arrives, and tells you how many went in.
Amount
How many to add, from 1 to 9,999. Items stack the way they do in play, and anything that does not fit in your backpack is not added.
Item Spawner is a ProjectMods mod for RuneScape: Dragonwilds that puts any of 1,344 items into your backpack in the amount you choose, from 1 to 9,999, and tells you exactly how many fit.
System Requirements
What features does Item Spawner include?
- Item lists 1,344 items under their in-game names, from Ash Logs and Air Rune to building plans, recipe scrolls, skill tomes and mounts.
- Amount runs from 1 to 9,999, and stacks follow each item's own limit: 99 for most materials, 999 for arrows and bait, 9,999 for runes.
- Add to Backpack uses the game's own add-item routine, so the usual pickup message appears and gear arrives at full durability.
- When space runs out, only what fits goes in, and the reply says how many were added and how many you now carry.
Best For
- Your new forge needs twenty more Bronze Bars and the mine is a long walk away, so pick Bronze Bar, set Amount to 20 and press Add to Backpack.
- Runes keep running dry halfway through a boss fight on your solo save, so pick Fire Rune, set Amount to 500 and keep casting.
- A base design stalls on one decoration you never found the plan for, so pick its PLAN entry, add it and use it to unlock the piece.
- A death far from home cost you a full stack of materials, so set Amount to what you lost and replace it before heading back out.
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