Probably Stolen Item Details Mod Guide: What It Shows, How to Install It, and the Settings Worth Changing

Subscribe to Item Details on the Steam Workshop, open the in-game Mods menu, enable it, and restart the game. That is the whole install. Once it is on, hover over an item to see its authenticity verdict, its value broken down line by line, and its hidden stats; hover over a customer to reread what they said during this visit. Everything is toggleable in the mod settings. The three spoiler features (scratcher preview, locked-container X-ray, and appraisal prefill) are off by default, so turn them on only if you want them.

The mod is free, and its source code is published on GitHub (Nwflower/item-details) under the GNU AGPL-3.0 license. If the game updates its pricing or interface, some mod information can temporarily disappear until the mod catches up. That is the behavior the author states, not a broken install.

The mod never opens a new window and never changes the vanilla layout. It writes the answers into the tooltip you already use. The features fall into six groups.

Immunivax Injectors, Hemingway cigarettes, and Food Stamps get a direct genuine-or-counterfeit verdict, with the failed check named; Ribwiches get the same treatment. Items with built-up value, such as Cybernetic Hands, Ribwiches, and Plasma Cartridges, show the total broken down line by line, for example Total 275 with a perfect range of 261–288, from Base 100 plus Carbon composite 50 plus EMG+ interface 45 plus Blade add-on

80. The Appraisal Service title shows the list price and the best offer. BloomBerries show their quality at a glance: Normal, Small, Moldy, Underripe, or Dried.

The mod exposes disguised features, true durability, and purity. Water and chemical analysis shows composition and impurities, with trace impurities under 1% folding away automatically and expanding when you hold Ctrl. Meat shows its species of origin and a prion tag, and an unmarked item is not the same as a safe one. Fruit wine shows its score and composition, and the tooltip also covers lottery results and black-market markups.

Machine tooltips show filter durability, water level, tool uses left, days to finish, and tonight's purification amount for purifiers; a furnace predicts the next ingot's tier. Module bonuses are converted into real effects, such as a Moisture Farm gaining 136 ml per day, and learning modules show their learning progress. Each battery shows its charge and how many days it lasts.

When a wanted criminal or an augmented customer enters the shop, a draggable alert banner shows their real name, bounty, and threat level; augmented customers also show a kill reward. Hover over any customer in the shop to reread the dialogue from the current visit. Nothing is saved — switch customers and the recall clears.

Double-click an item to open its inspection panel directly, without the Magnifying Glass; while the panel is open, double-clicking another item switches to it. With the matching scanner owned, the right-click menu gains a Scan entry for liquids, chemicals, seeds, and locked supply crates — the older double-click scan still works. The mod also adds category badges, value per cell, custom-rendered progress bars, and cleaner text layouts.

Scratcher Preview tells you the prize before you scratch, Locked Container X-Ray shows a locked container's contents and value without opening it, and Prefill Inspection Result checks the flaws and fills in the offer for you — it never submits the appraisal itself. All three are off by default. Turn them on only if you are fine with the game getting noticeably easier.

That last point is the one that confuses people: if you install v0.9.6 fresh and cannot see plant or liquid analysis, you are not missing a setting — you need the analyzer or scanner first. The previous version, v0.9.5, regrouped the settings into four groups and added the underground exchange gift preview and the lucky coin display, among other changes.

Settings live in the Mods menu, next to the mod, in four groups: Extra Info, Reveal, Layout, and Controls. A ticked option uses the mod's change; unticked restores vanilla. Extra Item Info is the master switch for the Extra Info group — turn it off and its item options fold away while keeping their values. Sub-options only appear while their parent is on. The Expand Key, used to unfold folded entries in crop composition tables, can be Ctrl, Shift, or Alt.

Q: Do I still need the Magnifying Glass to inspect items? A: No. Double-click an item to open the inspection panel directly. The Magnifying Glass is only needed for the vanilla flow.

Q: Does the mod change prices or my save? A: No. It only reads data and shows it. Prices, customers, and saves are untouched.

Q: I installed v0.9.6 and cannot see plant or liquid analysis. Is it broken? A: No. Since v0.9.6 those two options default to on-when-the-device-is-owned, so you need the plant analyzer or the scanner first. Players who already had a config are unaffected.

Q: Does it conflict with other mods? A: The author states it yields water inspection to AquaSense and similar dedicated mods. Other mods can register their own value and machine data through the mod's public API instead of being guessed at.