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Sleeping Bag (Packed)


Sleeping Bag (Packed)
Sleeping Bag (Packed)
Class Camping
Weight 3
Hotbar Bedroll strap
Fire Fuel Yes
Research Sew Hide Sleeping Bag
Crafting Skill None
Crafting See How to Craft
Location Containers
Spawn ID /additem Base.SleepingBag_RedPlaid_Packed
and 4 more, see Variations

The Sleeping Bag (Packed) is a sleeping bag rolled up tight for travel. It is the carrying form of the Sleeping Bag.

It suits survivors who move between camps or explore far from home. Packed, the bag is lighter than an unrolled one and can hang from a backpack. That keeps it off the hands and out of the main pack. To sleep on it, the bag must first be unrolled.

The bag comes in red plaid, blue plaid, green, green plaid and camo looks. It is a common find in army surplus stores, pawn shops and camping stores.

Using


The packed bag rides in the bedroll strap of a backpack. It travels there without taking space inside the bag.

The in-game tooltip says the bag must be unpacked before it can be placed or used. Unpack Sleeping Bag rolls it out into a Sleeping Bag. The unrolled bag can then be laid on the ground and slept on. Placing it inside a tent gives better sleep than open ground. Pack Sleeping Bag rolls it back up for the road.

A packed bag weighs three, against five for an unrolled one. That saving adds up on a long trip with a full pack.

The Research Craft option on the bag teaches Sew Hide Sleeping Bag. That recipe lets a survivor make a new bag from animal hide.

Upkeep


A spare packed bag can be burned as fuel in a fire. Unrolled, it also works as tinder.

Research


The Research Craft option in the inventory menu studies the Sleeping Bag (Packed) and teaches the recipes below.

Recipe Output Image Spawn ID
Sew Hide Sleeping Bag Hide Sleeping Bag (Packed) Hide Sleeping Bag (Packed) /additem Base.SleepingBag_Hide_Packed

How to Craft Sleeping Bag (Packed)


Each recipe that makes the Sleeping Bag (Packed) is listed with its materials and the tools it keeps.

Pack Sleeping Bag

The Pack Sleeping Bag recipe makes the Sleeping Bag (Packed). It needs no skill level.

Name Image Amount Kept Spawn ID
Sleeping Bag Sleeping Bag 1x No /additem Base.SleepingBag_RedPlaid

Used in Crafting


These recipes take the Sleeping Bag (Packed) as an ingredient or a part.

Recipe Output Image Station Skill Spawn ID
Unpack Sleeping Bag Sleeping Bag Sleeping Bag - None /additem Base.SleepingBag_RedPlaid

Variations


The Sleeping Bag (Packed) comes in 5 versions with the same stats. Only the look changes.

Name Image Look Spawn ID
Sleeping Bag (Packed) Sleeping Bag (Packed) Red Plaid /additem Base.SleepingBag_RedPlaid_Packed
Sleeping Bag (Packed) Sleeping Bag (Packed) Blue Plaid /additem Base.SleepingBag_BluePlaid_Packed
Sleeping Bag (Packed) Sleeping Bag (Packed) Green /additem Base.SleepingBag_Green_Packed
Sleeping Bag (Packed) Sleeping Bag (Packed) Green Plaid /additem Base.SleepingBag_GreenPlaid_Packed
Sleeping Bag (Packed) Sleeping Bag (Packed) Camo /additem Base.SleepingBag_Camo_Packed

Locations


Army surplus stores are the best place to look. Their shelves hold one more than half the time. Pawn shop shelves are almost as good, and their counters and offices hold them too. Camping stores and camping storage keep one about one time in four. Army storage rooms, military crates and army tent lockers turn them up often. Outdoor supply stores, fishing storage lockers, closets, sheds and garages hold one now and then. It is a common find in the right shops.

The places where it spawns, with the rough chance per container. Each tab shows one kind of place.

Location Container Chance
Army surplus Metal shelves 55.6%
Army surplus Shelves 55.6%
Camping store Other 23.1%
Camping store Shelves 23.1%
Camping storage Other 23.1%
Army storage Other 11.9%
Armytent Locker 9.3%
Army storage Metal shelves 8.9%
Army storage Military crate 8.9%
Fishing storage Locker 3.1%
Location Container Chance
Pawn shop Metal shelves 44.4%
Pawn shop Shelves 44.4%
Pawn shop Counter 22.2%
Pawn shop office Locker 14.9%
Pawn shop office Metal shelves 14.9%
Pawn shop office Other 14.9%
Outdoor supply store Other 3.8%
Outdoorsupply storage Other 3.8%
Pawnshop storage Other 1.5%
Location Container Chance
Any building Military crate 11.2%
Closet Other 2.2%
Garage storage Crate 1.8%
Shed Other 1.8%
Garage storage Other 0.5%
Attic Cardboard box 0.1%
Attic Crate 0.1%
Attic Other 0.1%
Closet Locker 0.1%
Hall Other 0.1%
Location Container Chance
Survivor safehouse Cardboard box 0.2%
Survivor safehouse Crate 0.2%
Survivor safehouse Small box 0.2%
Survivor safehouse (late game) Cardboard box 0.2%
Survivor safehouse (late game) Crate 0.2%
Survivor safehouse (late game) Small box 0.2%
Survivor safehouse (mid game) Cardboard box 0.2%
Survivor safehouse (mid game) Crate 0.2%
Survivor safehouse (mid game) Small box 0.2%

Notes


  • The packed bag hangs from a backpack's bedroll strap.
  • It must be unpacked before it can be slept on.
  • Packing saves weight compared with carrying an unrolled bag.
  • Army surplus stores are the surest place to find one.
  • Research Craft on the bag teaches Sew Hide Sleeping Bag.


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