Basically, title. I'd like to be able to see exact numbers on how full my drawers are (even if they're reduced a little to fit on screen, ie 12.5M), because while the storage level gives good at-a-glance storage levels, I'd like to know how close to full my drawers really are.

(That, and I'm amassing so much Essence of Coal in one quadruple-Emerald single-slot full-size drawer that I'd like to estimate when I'd need to move it over to a large storage drive... I pulled out a calculator and it said (13 ^ 4) * 32 * 64 is just shy of 58.5 million, and the storage level upgrade is saying I'm about a third full on only 43 thousand.)

Upgrades are additive. Try 13 * 4 * 32 * 64 = ~106 thousand.

Wouldn't it be (13 * 32 * 64) * 4? You can shift right click to see number of items stored in a drawer.

edit * -> ^

I even had to check the source to see if there wasn't a "+1" lurking in the formula. After reading three different answers about the capacity, maybe the waila readout is a good idea. Though the whole thing about varying stack sizes and items that only stack some of the time would complicate things.

(Did you know IE wooden crates keep their items when broken, and will stack if and only if they contain the exact same items?)

@codewarrior0 - Jabba Barrels always read out their contents to the world, listing it as "34x64 + 42" Cobblestone or "23x16 + 6" Eggs. And the Waila integration has a readout of current item count slash maximum item count.

One would think, if it's been done already, it shouldn't be too hard to re-implement it for Storage Drawers.

Jabba has more room to work with, both on the block face and in Waila. I've been meaning to try a new LIII indicator upgrade to render text, but I almost surely need a more compact representation of count for that.

For Waila, if you're looking at a 2x2 then the information window is already pretty huge. It's why I've held back from adding more information to it. But I could expose more flexibility in the config, like letting you format your own information strings.

If the most a drawer can store is six digits, I'm sure nobody would complain if you added six more characters (like straight item count) to a drawer's line in Jabba. Since you spit out the full item name in the Waila tooltip (ie "Essence of the Nether"), I can imagine you might be able to truncate at least some of it if you're looking to save space.

And I'm almost curious how large a font you're using if you're needing a more compact textual representation. Surely you would be able to fit it in about the same amount of space the current Status Lv2 bar is using...

(13 * 32 * 64) ^ 4 is 502,450,425,614,565,376, which is a bit out of reach of a Java integer :)

codewarrior0 is right, the multipliers from the upgrades are additive. (32 * 64) * (13 + 13 + 13 + 13) = ~106 thousand.

Yeah, sorry, should be x 4. I was doing calculations earlier, but with 5 upgrades so was confused about the numbers. ;P Max storage is about ~133k at defaults

This will be available in the next release. Each block will report a line like:

Stack Limit: 832 (x26)

Where the first number is the number of stacks each drawer can hold, and the number in parentheses is your current upgrade multiplier. Hopefully that won't be confusing to most people.

The default item count representation has been changed to "stack + remainder" (JABBA-style), which will make comparing against the limit more natural without me having to break out a separate one for each item. The default change will only affect new mod installations.