How do I delete an item when I have a chest open?
When I click on an item in my inventory while I have a chest open, the item teleports into the chest instead of letting me pick it up! I can't delete any items because they just jump back and forth between my backpack and the chest! How do I delete these items to make room for more?
Best Answer
Move the items you want to delete to your inventory, close the chest screen, open your inventory normally, trash the items, then open the chest again to pull more stuff out. Repeat if necessary to make more room.
If the chest is full when you click an item in your backpack (or if your backpack is full when you click an item in the chest), the item will "stick" to your cursor instead of jumping, so you can trash them without closing the chest window in that case.
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