Stack Resizer Split Fix

Name: Stack Resizer Split Fix
Author: Redmega

Fixes the bug in Stack Resizer where stacks that are above their vanilla values can no longer be split

by Redmegav1.0.0qol

Downloads

184

Views

August 21, 2026

Created

August 22, 2026

Updated

Description

When you right click on a stack that's bigger than the vanilla limit, particularly when playing on a multiplayer server, sometimes instead of splitting (or holding to open the split ui) it just shows a context menu with "Open in Codex".

This mod fixes that by making sure the client's idea of what the max stack sizes are aligns with what the server is reporting.

Versions

v1.0.0release

10 downloadsAugust 21, 2026

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How to Install Stack Resizer Split Fix on Your Server

Order Satisfactory Server

Order a Satisfactory server with at least 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended). For multiplayer: per 4 players.

Install Mod

Open the mod manager in the dashboard and search for "Stack Resizer Split Fix". Installation dependencies are installed automatically.

Restart Server

Restart the server so the mod is loaded. Players need to have the mod installed locally as well.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stack Resizer Split Fix not working after update – what to do?

After a Satisfactory update, mods need to be updated. Check ficsit.app whether Stack Resizer Split Fix has been updated for the new game version. With Mado Hosting: open the mod manager and click "Update All". If the mod hasn't been updated yet, temporarily remove it so the server starts.

Stack Resizer Split Fix causing crashes in multiplayer – solution

Most common cause: all players must have exactly the same mod version installed. Check server logs for "ModMismatch" or "Version Conflict". Ensure all players use Stack Resizer Split Fix v1.0.0 and the same SML. With Mado Hosting, Satisfactory servers run with 6 GB RAM for stable multiplayer performance.

Is Stack Resizer Split Fix compatible with other Satisfactory mods?

Stack Resizer Split Fix uses the Satisfactory Mod Loader (SML). Generally, SML-based mods are cross-compatible, but mods modifying the same game systems can cause conflicts. Test new mod combinations on a backup save. The Mado dashboard automatically detects known conflicts and warns you.