Containers

This page needs to be reviewed/updated:
REASON: Needs more explanations to container sizes, how much they can contain, and some information about object sizing / being able to fit in bags. Maybe the containers max content could be a table column?

Containers come in many shapes and styles. Some are equitable and others are

Properties

Bluespace Packaging

Occasionally, in order to cram as much equipment or product as possible into something, a packager will use bluespace technology to fit large and numerous amounts of objects into a container that logically they should not be able to fit in. For example, many Supply Crates like the bureaucracy crate have to contain filing cabinets which normally would not fit into a crate.

Upon opening a bluespace packed crate, you must break off the packaging seal which will prompt you to ask if you really want to do this here. This is to ensure that products are not accidently opened, rendering the further transportation of them and their contents impossible or much more difficult.

Sometime items are instead crammed into boxes, belts, or bags. Upon removing the object, you may find that it is impossible to put it back from where you just grabbed it. This may be because the object is too large to fit in the container or there is no more physical space for it.

Currently, the technology is expensive and unavailable to the general public as it is a closely guarded secret.

Types

Equipable

Item	Description
Standard Bags	A standard storage device for all employees of Nanotrasen, for all your holding needs. Each pack is a compromise between storage and speed. Duffels hold many items, but slow the wearer. Backpacks are a balanced midpoint, and satchels allow the wearer to move faster at the cost of less item storage.
Department Bags File:Department Bags.gif	Department-themed storage devices. They function the same as the standard issue bags but they're styled for their assigned department.
Briefcase	A bulky briefcase, can be used to store papers or other objects.
Secure Briefcase	Use it to store your sensitive and classified materials. It can be locked with a 5 digit code, but can also be hacked with a multitool.
Belts	A common waist-worn belt. Belts tend to be specialized to only hold certain items. For example, a tool belt can only hold tools and cable coil whereas a janitorial belt could only hold cleaning supplies. Most departments have their own specialized belt. Certain belts like the assault belt are capable of holding just about everything (that isn't too large).
Waist Bags File:Fish Bag.gif	A wait-worn bag or satchel that is capable of holding a massive amount of ingredients, materials, or resources. These are must haves for professions such as Chemists and Botanists. Depending on the bag, they can often carry 50+ items of a certain type. For example, a plant bag can carry many plants and seeds. There also exists bags for fish, chemistry products, ore, and virus samples.
Holster
Webbing
Bags of Holding	Can hold more and larger objects compared to regular backpacks! Also comes in the satchel(mining) and belt form.
Cardboard Box	Can hold seven small items and be stored inside of a backpack. Comes in a variety of different color styles depending on its purpose.
Papersack	A small paper bag. Excellent for making a bagged lunch.

Draggable

Item	Description
Crates	Crates are a container for a large amount of items. You can toggle it open and closed. Large items such as corpses, lockers, and certain robots or equipment cannot fit inside.
ID-Locked Crate	Same as a crate. but requires a certain ID to open.
Closets	Also known as Wardrobes or Lockers, Closets. They are among the most common and arguably the most useful of containers on the station. Nearly anything can fit inside, barring other closets, crates, etc. Click to toggle them open/close
ID-Locked Closet	Same as closet but requires a certain ID to open or close.
Water Tank	A large blue tank containing 1000 units of water.
Fuel Tank	A large red tank containing 1000 units of fuel.