This mod gives every active item infinite charge. One use items such as Forget Me Now still disappear after use.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What do I do to install the mod?
A: For Windows, you have to take the mod files and put it into the resources file for Isaac.
For Steam, it's located at "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\The Binding of Isaac Rebirth\resources."
As for Mac and Linux, sorry, I don't really know. There's another way to access the resources folder and the general idea is the same but I don't know the details.


Q: I've installed the mod but it didn't look like it worked. What to do?
A: Make sure that you're using the right version (Rebirth/Afterbirth) and that you're using the items.xml file from inside the folder
rather than the whole "Rebirth" or "Afterbirth" folder itself. Do not put the mod into "packed," leave it only within resources.
The mod will not work if you have another mod that tries to change the items.xml file.


Q: What if I want to make it work with another mod with items.xml?
A: It's a bit time consuming, but you can modify it yourself. Open the items.xml file with a text editor (Notepad, etc.) and search for "maxcharges".
You'll find tons of results that'll look like "maxcharges="X". Just change X to 0 and that should do it.


Q: I want to uninstall the mod, what should I do?
A: All you have to do is delete items.xml or move it out of the resources folder. Make sure not to touch "packed" or Isaac will not work.


Q: It isn't working on Afterbirth +, what should I do?
A: Afterbirth + implements a different system for mods and obsoletes the old one (or at least, I think it does).
Instead of putting the items.xml file into your resources folder, put the whole entire "Infinite Item Charges" folder into
/Libraries/Documents/My Games/Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ Mods/ instead.
From there, you can enable/disable the mod from within the game's own menu.

As for Macs, it's the same principle but you put the folder into /Library/Application Support/Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ Mods/ instead.

Also, there's literally no reason to use this mod with Afterbirth + considering console commands. Just press "~" with a mod installed, and type Debug 8.


Q: Will you add this to the Steam Workshop?
A: Honestly, no. I'm a bit embarrassed about this mod. Just made it as a low effort thing to share with friends easily, but then it took off kind of undeservedly as one of the site's most downloaded mods. Not sure I'll update this for Rep since, y'know, debug 8 exists. If something breaks or is wrong, though, I'll still update it (so long as I check this site).

Anyways, at least I'm working on some real mods now. Will be a long time till they get here (and they might not even be on this site) but they're happening.