Ark How to Slot Inventory to Feed Pets
The Inventory in ARK: Survival Evolved is the survivor's ability hold all sorts of different items. The inventory is accessed by pressing I by default. Many materials are held in stacks of one hundred while armor and tools cannot be stacked. Creatures and buildings can also have an inventory.
Hotkeys
| Action | Default Key | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Drop Item | O | Item is dropped from the inventory currently being accessed to the ground. |
| Transfer Stack | T | The stack you hover over is transferred from one inventory currently being accessed to the other. |
| Transfer Half-Stack | ⇧ Shift + T | Half of the stack you hover over is transferred from one inventory currently being accessed to the other. |
| Transfer Item | Ctrl + T | One item from the stack you hover over is transferred from one inventory currently being accessed to the other. |
| Transfer Item | Lmb x2 | One item from the stack you double click is transferred from one inventory currently being accessed to the other. |
| Transfer Five Items | ⇧ Shift + Lmb x2 | Five items from the stack you double click are transferred from one inventory currently being accessed to the other. |
| Transfer Half-Stack | Ctrl + Lmb x2 | Half of the stack you double click is transferred from one inventory currently being accessed to the other. |
| Toggle Item Names | Q | Toggle whether or not to show the names of all inventory items over the item icon. |
| Toggle Tooltip | G | Toggle display of tooltip information when hovering over inventory icons. |
| Assign To Hotbar Slot | Shift + Selected Hotbar Number Slot (1,2,3,....,0) | Assign to the Selected Number Slot |
| Clear Selected Hotbar Slot | Ctrl + Selected Hotbar Number Slot (1,2,3,....,0) | Clear the Selected Hotbar Slot |
Inventory management
Inventory management is a very important skill to develop, as it often can save or ruin you, depending on your inventory setup.
Things to consider first
Before reading on, consider the following:
This advice may not be perfect for you, depending on your playstyle, weight levels, and available resources. But for the most part, these tips will be extremely helpful anyway.
General tips
When it comes to your inventory, there are some things that are always prudent to be kept, no matter what you're doing. You never know when a potential tame, dangerous dino, rare resource, etc. may come across your path. So be sure to always, if possible, to include the following:
- Materials to repair your Tools and Armor. (If they are crafted in a
Smithy, consider bringing a pair of 
Pliers (exclusive to Aberration), or even a Smithy (though the latter is not recommended unless you expect your armor to break and want to save resources). - Extra Tools/Armor, especially if they are crafted in a
Fabricator/ Smithy. Definitely carry multiple 
Pikes/your primary Weapon. -
Bolas. They can easily save your life or get you another tame. - Torpor-inducing Weapons such as
Tranq Arrows, 
Tranquilizer Darts, 
Wooden Clubs, etc. You never know when you might need them for a 
Raptor, 
Sabertooth, etc. - Food and Water. Need I say more?
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Stimberries and 
Narcoberries. (Or better, 
Stimulant and 
Narcotics.) - Periodically dump/store all extra items that you don't need in order to lighten and shrink used space you have to scroll and search through.
- Other than these things, use common sense and what you think you might need, depending on where you are. For example, if you live in or near a cold biome, carry extra torches, warm clothing, and other things that will help with local dinos and your warmth.
Hotbar
This is where your most important tools and such go, ready to be used at any second. When setting your Hotbar up, keep the following in mind:
Ideas and tips for specific situations
Hunting for a tame
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Torpor-inducing gear, obviously. - Consider bringing lots of Armor. You need to be able to take a lot of hits from the potential tame while in the Taming process.
- Taming food. If you know what you're looking for, bring extra of that dino's taming food. If you don't know what to expect, bring
Raw Mutton and 
Advanced Crops. If you happen to be travelling on a platform saddle pack perishable items in a 
Refrigerator or 
Preserving Bin. If you wish to use less advanced items for feeding your tame you should collect them on the spot with a dino. - Traps. If you know what to expect, bring several traps for its size. If not, just bring smaller traps if it's just you.
Large Bear Traps, 
Chain Bolas, etc. Won't be useful if you don't also have lots of preparations for a large tame. - Extra Narcoberries or Narcotics to keep unconscious creatures asleep.
- Additional needed supplies suiting your target tame. For example, if you're going to tame a
Rex, bring walls and anything else that will be useful. - If the Extinction Engrams are accessible, have a few
Cryopods on standby if you plan to tame a couple of large Creatures that could cause a problem in moving. Mind the decay timer on it though, however.
Exploring
Raiding
If you play on any multiplayer PvP server, raids are a major component of the gameplay. The chances of surviving any raid is pretty low. So try to balance good gear and minimum valuables. The Inventory that players take with them on raids varies immensely, so this section will combine different role's preferences and general tips. Note: this section WILL NOT discuss raiding strategies.
- Decent armor.
Flak is preferable, as it provides decent protection, but can be expensive to make several sets. 
Chitin is the next best thing, providing moderate protection and being fairly cheap. - Weapons that suit your role. Guns,
Bows, Pikes, 
Swords, 
Explosives, 
Assault Rifles, 
Fabricated Sniper Rifles, and even 
Rocket Launchers are all commonly used. - Bolas. Any player hit with a Bola is doomed.
- Food/Water. This includes any available dishes made from
Rockwell Recipes. - Resources for repairing Armor and Tools, if they can be repaired from your Inventory.
- Other than the above, bring whatever will help you, depending on your enemy's base, location, and strength. If you're raiding very weak players (Not encouraged, as it is bullying, unless they attacked you first) don't risk your good gear. Save it for stronger foes. Minimize items and gear that you will regret losing, and will not be very helpful in the raid. Remove all items from your Inventory that are not required for raids.
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