Updated Carry Weight mod

Here's how to use it:

• Right-click the game in Steam and go to Properties... —> "Beta versions" and select "default-mono"
• Right-click the game in Steam and go to Manage —> View Local Files.
• Go to Outward_Defed —> Outward Definitive Edition_Data —> Managed
• Remove existing 'Assembly-CSharp.dll'
• Insert the downloaded "Assembly-CSharp.dll" with the extra weight you need.
• Have fun.

Only if you want to do it by hand:Here's how it is done in case,

if you want another weight limit or if there was a new update.

Don't worry, it's easy enough to do.

• Download dnSpy, we need it to decompile dll file (https://github.com/dnSpy/dnSpy)
• Open dnSpy and go to "File" —> "Open" and go to "Assembly-CSharp.dll""Outward_Defed" —> "Outward Definitive Edition_Data" —> "Managed" — > "Assembly-CSharp.dll" (You cannot edit "Assembly-CSharp.dll" outside this folder / you will get compilation errors due to missing supporting files in the folder)
• Select "Assembly-CSharp" in "Assembly Explorer"
• Click on the magnifying glass (top right)
• Search for float ContainerCapacity
• Click on "ContainerCapacity" in search
• You should see the following: public float ContainerCapacity
•     {
•         get
•         {
•             if (this.m_baseContainerCapacity >= 0f)
•             {
•                 return this.m_baseContainerCapacity + this.m_bonusContainerCapacity;
•             }
•             return -1f;
•         }
•     }
• To change it, you just need to add the carry weight you want to add at the end.
• Left-click on the "get" button, now right-click and select "Edit Methode (C#)"
• Once you're done, click Compile
• To make it look like this (X = your wanted weight / we add f at the end of the number to declare it as float): public float ContainerCapacity
•   {
•     get
•     {
•       if (this.m_baseContainerCapacity >= 0f)
•       {
•         return this.m_baseContainerCapacity + this.m_bonusContainerCapacity + Xf;
•       }
•       return -1f;
•     }
•   }
• Once you're done, click Compile
• This makes it possible to take care of additional loading capacity. (Note side; If you want to edit the bag and backpack independently, you can experiment with PouchCapacity/BagCapacity + their corresponding CapacityBonus. I made it work with the package via PouchCapacityBonus and just adding float to the check-in. The added float was multiplied by 7 for some reason. See Update 1.1 below)
• Now we just need to set our total weight to a static number so we don't get overloaded.
• Search for "TotalWeight" and select the one that belongs to "CharacterInventory"
• You should see the following:public float TotalWeight
• {
• get
• {
• return this.PouchWeight + this.EquipmentWeight + this.BagContentWeight;
• }
• }
• Left-click on the "get" button, now right-click and select "Edit Methode (C#)"
• Change the return to a static float of any weight you want, I chose 5 public float TotalWeight
•     {
•         get
•         {
•             return 5f;
•         }
•     }
• Once you're done, click Compile
• Now just go to "File" and say "Save All"
• Congratulations, you just did it yourself, good job and have fun.

Update v 1.1 (Backpack Weight Only):

I found a way to add weight only to the backpack, not the bag.

Here's how:

• Open "Assembly-CSharp.dll" again in dnSpy and look for "float PouchCapacityBonus".
• It should look like this:
• public float PouchCapacityBonus
• {
• get
• {
• if (!(this.Stats != null))
• {
• return 0f;
• }
• return this.Stats.PouchCapacityBonus;
• }
• }
• Now we have to subtract the weight that we added to ContainerCapacity.
• Keep in mind that the value you delete here is multiplied by seven.
• As an example, I'll show this for 600 added weight:
• 600(AddedWeight) ÷ 7 (Multiplier Code) = 85,714
• So we have to subtract 85.71:
• public float PouchCapacityBonus
• {
• get
• {
• if (!(this.Stats != null))
• {
• return -85.71f;
• }
• return this.Stats.PouchCapacityBonus - 85.71f;
• }
• }
• Save everything the same way you did before, and ready, enjoy.