[Tool] GD Stash

[Syn]

I do not really know that mod. In general any mod that does not add or more importantly remove items or affixes should work without any issues as far as storing and crafting items goes.
You would still see the vanilla stats (even if the mod changed them) unless you import the database.arz of the mod.

I do not believe Grimmer does any of that and only changes spawn rates and possibly monster stats, in which case there is no problem whatsoever and you can just keep using the vanilla database.arz in GD Stash.

If the mod adds or removes items, you will need to import its database into the tool as otherwise the new items and item changes are not known to it. In this case I recommend either backing up your stash first or installing a second copy of GD Stash specifically for the mod. You can export your vanilla items and import them in the second install.
If the mod only adds things, this is not necessary but if it removes items or affixes, importing its database.arz would result in the stored items that no longer exist getting removed from storage too. I therefore recommend exporting your stash before importing a mod database.arz to be safe. The import summary should tell you if any items got removed by it (you can also export the stash again after the arz import, if the two exports are the same size, nothing changed).

Thank you for that clarification, Mamba. I do not believe that Grimmer, Grimmest modifies any item stats - as you said, only increasing monster spawns and stats.

I think I will install a second iteration of GD Stash as I want to keep the items collected from my Vanilla characters separate to that which my mod characters collect.

Can you advise what I need to do to tell the 2nd instance of GD Stash to allocate the items collected from the modded character to a database that does not contain the items collected from my Vanilla characters? A completely separate database, as such.

Perhaps a step by step guide if you are feeling extra generous, Mamba

Thanks so much, Mamba!

Syn