# 🎒Pre-filled backpacks

**EpicBackpacks** allows you to create backpacks with predefined contents, this is very useful for **crates**, **prizes** and **kits**.

## How to create a backpack with predefined contents

It's very easy!\
In this example we start from a backpack which is already created in **backpacks.yml**, for example `blue`

1. use the command `/ebpget blue` to get the empty backpack
2. open it and put some items inside
3. close it
4. use the command `/ebpsave blue_prize`
5. now you get get it using `/ebpget blue_prize` and also still being able to get the other empty backpack using `/ebpget blue`

You can create as many as **pre-filled** backpacks you want!\
You can even rename them, just open the **backpacks.yml** file and search for the new backpack you created, then rename it or change some properties and use the command `/ebpreload`.

{% hint style="warning" %}

### Warning: recipes

When you save a backpack the original recipe is not copied to avoid bad behaviour.\
You have to open backpacks.yml and edit the recipe for the new backpack you created.

### Warning: avoiding errors

Please **avoid editing** the **contents manually** in **backpacks.yml**.\
Instead you have to use the command `/ebpget`, open the backpack, edit the contents, use the command `/ebpsave` to overwrite contents.
{% endhint %}


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