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# Containers & Items

Using traits and filters with containers and items.

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**Accepted Traits:** Traits the items will need to be stored inside the container.\
**Denied Traits:** Traits that are denied, regardless or if the item has accepted traits.\
**Must Have All:** Check if the item must have all traits to be stored instead of just a single one.

### Adding traits and filter to items and containers

To add a trait to an item just go to it's prefab and add it to the Traits list:

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To add a filter to a container just go to it's prefab and add it to the Container Descriptor's script in the inspector:\
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