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Thanks for the explanation!
So you're saying the pawn can carry a maximum of 64 items OR 35kg, for example it can't carry 64 rock chunks because they wieght more than 35kg, but it can't carry a full stack of cloth because it's 75 items even though it's lighter than 35kg?
According to the description, it should be what the pawn is able to carry in its inventory on the local map
As description from your screenshot says, carry capacity is a capacity to carry in hands. And mass carry capacity is pawns inventory capacity. And yes, in vanilla it LIMITS mostly only caravaning. But there are plenty of other mods that utilize inventory instead of hands and respect mass limit.
The mod displays (and seems to enforce?) the "mass carry capacity" (which should be for caravans only) instead of the "carrying capacity" which represents what can the pawn carry on the local map. I think this distinction is from the vanilla Expanded Framework.
Really love this mod too its a must have for this game clean clear and easy to read whats not to love about this work?
Oh right, it was out at least for 90 minutes now!
Can't wait to check on it when I have some free time for it!