The first time you run any of these commands, the Auto Looter is attached to your character and one loot bag (hue 1266, weight 0, named “a loot bag”) is placed in your backpack.

The looter has two modes, selected by radio buttons in the gump's Method sidebar.

The green check Apply button commits all your changes and handles the mode switch. The X button closes the gump without saving switch changes.

The gump is a single page. Closing it or using any target-cursor button re-opens it after the action completes, so you can chain configuration steps without re-typing the command.

These checkboxes enable broad item-category collection.

Race checks apply to armor, weapons, jewelry, clothing, and shields.

These only apply when Jewelry is enabled. They check the jewel's five skill bonuses. Only one threshold filter applies per jewel — combining them does not stack as AND.

Checked before the skill thresholds. Any single failing requirement rejects the jewel.

The Loot Bag sub-section has two buttons:

• Set Loot Pack — opens a target cursor that accepts either:
  • a container that is your backpack or anything inside it, or
  • a Sosarian Ethereal Mount with its loot-pack ability unlocked (the ability unlocks at level 60). The mount's Ethereal Backpack becomes your loot bag.
• Reset to Backpack — sets your loot bag back to your backpack.

If your loot bag is missing or no longer on you when a pass runs, the looter will fall back to the first loot bag in your backpack, or your backpack itself.

The Master Key sub-section lets you target a Master Item Store Key to wire to the looter. It is only used when Key Items When Overweight is enabled and you are at or near your maximum weight. The Clear button unassigns the master key.

Four parallel lists let you specify exactly what to grab, beyond the category checkboxes.

Each list has Add, Remove, and Clear buttons plus a text entry field. To add or remove an entry:

• Leave the field empty and click Add or Remove — a target cursor opens (15-tile range). Target an item in the world to add or remove its corresponding value.
• Type into the field and click Add or Remove — the value is added or removed manually, subject to validation:
  • Type: must resolve to a known Item subclass.
  • Item ID: must be a valid integer in range with a non-empty tile name.
  • Name: minimum 3 characters, maximum 100. Many items in UO have no Name set, so Type or Item ID is more reliable for those.
  • Hue: integer between 1 and 3000.

If an item matches any custom list, it is looted regardless of the category filters.

Each pass (automatic tick or hotkey press):

1. You must be alive. (“It might be easier to loot something without ghost hands…”)
2. The loot bag is re-resolved if it's missing.
3. The looter scans every accessible item within 5 tiles, requiring line of sight.
4. Per-pass caps: at most 100 corpses and 100 ground items are queued, with a hard cap of 200 total items scanned. If a cap is hit, you're told the remainder will roll to the next pass.
5. Corpses are processed first, then ground items.
6. If Key Items When Overweight is on, the Master Key fill runs once at the end.

The Auto Looter will not loot:

• Your own corpse.
• Any other player's corpse. (“You cannot loot other players with auto looter.”)
• Bonded pet corpses. (“You may not loot the corpses of bonded pets.”)

Creatures with Fame ≤ 1000 are always freely lootable. Higher-fame corpses must pass the normal loot-rights check, and looting must not flag you as a criminal. If any non-party player is on the corpse's aggressor list with rights, the Auto Looter will refuse it. Guild and alliance membership do not grant Auto Looter rights — only party membership does.

Empty corpses are skipped, unless Hides/Scales is on and the corpse hasn't been carved yet — in that case the carve still runs.

For each eligible corpse:

1. Pass 1 — loot existing contents:
   • Gold goes straight to your bank box.
   • Containers go to your feet if Drop Containers To Feet is on.
   • Bone Piles and Rib Cages (with Resources on) are consumed and replaced with a single Bone in the loot bag.
   • Everything else that passes your filters and fits (weight + slot count) goes into the loot bag.
2. Pass 2 — carving — runs only when:
   • Hides/Scales is on,
   • Pass 1 didn't run out of room,
   • the corpse isn't already carved or animated, and
   • the owner is a non-summoned, non-bonded, non-player creature with at least one of feathers, wool, meat, hides, scales, or fur.

  The corpse is carved, and any newly produced items are filtered and picked up.
- **Cleanup** — empty corpses are deleted, corpses with nothing you want are deleted, corpses you couldn't fully loot due to capacity are left in place, and otherwise the corpse is deleted.

When Loot Ground Items is on, ground items in scan range run through the same filters as corpse contents. Gold on the ground is also banked. Treasure Map Chests are never picked up by the Auto Looter.

All of your switches, custom lists, the loot bag reference, the master key reference, and your mode setting are saved with your character at every world save. If you're in Automatic mode, the timer restarts automatically after a server restart — you don't have to re-enable anything.