Filing cabinets store items, blocks, fluids, and mobs in folders.
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Real Filing Cabinet is a storage mod built around animated cabinets that hold up to eight folders, which can contain large quantities of items, blocks, fluids, or mobs; cabinets can also be locked to control access. Its folder types cover different storage needs: regular folders hold ordinary items and blocks, durability folders combine damaged tools, NBT folders preserve item data such as potion or enchantment details, and mob and fluid folders capture creatures or store placeable fluids. Dyed folders have a configurable shared capacity limit, while auto folders begin empty and adopt the first item or fluid inserted, including fluids that cannot be placed in the world. Cabinet upgrades add options such as autocrafting items selected by an item-frame filter, treating equivalent materials from different mods as interchangeable, storing fluids, or automatically collecting compatible dropped items and mobs. A life-upgraded cabinet becomes a mobile entity that can gather items and blocks, and can be further upgraded to pursue storable mobs or fluids; smelting upgrades let cabinets process stored materials when the required input, output, and fuel folders are available. Suitcases carry up to eight folders, collect dropped items that those folders can store, and can place blocks from a selected folder when used; Botania's Astrolabe can also draw blocks from them. When configured integrations are enabled and the relevant mods are present, Botania adds mana folders and cabinets that can work with sparks and mana spreaders, while Thaumcraft adds aspect folders and cabinets for storing and extracting essentia. Item frames provide cabinet filters, and item or fluid transfer can also be automated with hoppers, pipes, and compatible storage systems such as Refined Storage and Applied Energistics 2.
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