Filter items with pockets by pocket's length, weight, volume

[Brambor]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

It is very tedious to find out whether I have an item with a pocket that can contain a 78 cm long item (pickaxe). Or if I can craft such an item.

Solution you would like.

Add a filter such as l:X (l for length) to filter items with a pocket that can contain items that are X cm long.

This isn't perfect by itself, but it would filter out all the clothing etc. on the tile that definitely cannot contain items with selected lengths.

Implement that filter in AIM and crafting menu.

Then it would be nice to filter by pocket size, weight etc. or sort by them.

Describe alternatives you have considered.

Currently one of the ways is to read this menu in the item description and search for every item there, whether I have them in my base and then search again, if I can craft this item:

This method is feasible for plank:

Otherwise, if the menu text (Can be stored in) would highlight items that are nearby, I would only need to search the crafting menu, if I don't have any item nearby.

Additional context

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[silvadomi]

Such a filtering option seems useful indeed. Or, maybe even more direct, filter by items that have pockets which can hold a specific item? Like a condition such as f:pickaxe that would show all items that a pickaxe can fit into.

[Brambor]

Such a filtering option seems useful indeed. Or, maybe even more direct, filter by items that have pockets which can hold a specific item? Like a condition such as f:pickaxe that would show all items that a pickaxe can fit into.

Yes, this is more straightforward. This also avoids the problem of putting cm vs inches into the filter.

I like f:, but it is already occupied in AIM for flags, so I choose i:

Edit: It introduces a problem too. If player writes plank, they don't want it to match against short plank etc.

Edit: Cannot do it, some (149) items have the same name but different mass/volume/longest side. This makes queries such as i:tanto ambiguous and this ambiguity would make this feature "not work sometimes for some reason".