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[[File:Drawer system.png|thumb|right|A basic drawer system containing various items.]]
'''Drawers''' are interconnectable [[storage]] units, each storing 24 stacks of items. They can be upgraded to expand their capacity. If hooked up to a drawer controller, items going into the controller will find their way to the respective drawer.

== Usage ==

Place down the drawers, optionally connecting them up with wooden trims.

To put items into the drawer, right-click or tap the slot with the item you want to. To put all items of that type, double-right-click or double-tap the slot. Note that each slot can only hold one type of item, and unstackable items (e.g. tools) are not supported.

You can also use the drawer controller to put items inside the system without worrying about where the respective drawers are. Right-click a controller, then put your items into the middle slot.

To take items from the drawer, punch the slot. The items will go into your inventory. When a drawer is dug, the items inside drop out.

=== With Pipeworks and Digilines ===

Drawers can be used with Pipeworks like normal chests.

The drawer controller takes items from its side, and spits items out from the back of queried via Digilines. The Digiline interface accepts one of the following:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
-- These examples assume a Luacontroller environment, taking 30 dirts from the drawer system

-- An ItemString: <technical name> <count>
digiline_send("the_drawer", "default:dirt 30")

-- A table: { name = <technical name>, count = <count> }
digiline_send("the_drawer", {
    name  = "default:dirt",
    count = 30,
})
</syntaxhighlight>

== Variants ==

Variants of drawers are available for a vast of wood types. For each wood type, drawers can be divided into two or four storage slots, sharing the capacity.

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant !! Capacity per slot
|-
| 1x1 || 24 stacks<br>(3168 items)
|-
| 2x1 || 12 stacks<br>(1584 items)
|-
| 2x2 || 6 stacks<br>(792 items)
|}

== Upgrades ==

The capacity of drawers can be upgraded via drawer upgrades. Despite implying "multiply by <math>x</math>" in their description, what they do is an addition operation summing up all the upgrades. The additional capacity are shared evenly among slots.

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant !! Added capacity per drawer
|-
| Iron Drawer Upgrade (x2)<br><code>drawers:upgrade_steel</code> || 24 stacks<br>(3168 items)
|-
| Gold Drawer Upgrade (x3)<br><code>drawers:upgrade_gold</code> || 48 stacks<br>(4,752 items)
|-
| Obsidian Drawer Upgrade (x4)<br><code>drawers:upgrade_obsidian</code> || 72 stacks<br>(7,128 items)
|-
| Diamond Drawer Upgrade (x8)<br><code>drawers:upgrade_diamond</code> || 168 stacks<br>(16,632 items)
|-
| Mithril Drawer Upgrade (x13)<br><code>drawers:upgrade_mithril</code> || 288 stacks<br>(28,512 items)
|}

{{Warning|If you remove an upgrade, the items may overflow. Any items exceeding the limit will be dropped out of the drawer.}}


[[Category:Informational]]