Inherent Structure

The natural way of creating Physical Containers

When a Custom Structure creates a physical container via the /goop containers access command, it will export its block locations and permanently bind them to this new physical container.

All the blocks that comprise the structure become protected by the grief-prevention system.

If you are not using Custom Structures

The block where the container is created at will be the only 'inherent structure' block, you only miss on multi-block support.

The single block that stores this container storage becomes protected by the grief-prevention system.

Can two structures overlap? Yes

Physical containers save their items to a specific location, which is only one block. Only one physical container storage per block.

However, it is possible that any amount of Physical Container Storages claim the same block as part of their inherent structure, as long as they are not being saved at the same location.