Haversack

Haversack

Four tiers of backpacks that tidy themselves, four charms (magnet, feeding, compacting, restocking), and packs you can set down as blocks.

What it does

• Four tiers: Leather (18 slots), Iron (27), Diamond (36), Netherite (54). Upgrading keeps what is inside.
• Every pack tidies itself when you open it: equal stacks merge and line up by name.
• Four charms that slot into the pack: Magnet (pulls in drops within 6 blocks), Feeding (feeds you and your tamed pets from the pack), Compacting (presses nine ingots, gems or nuggets into their block), Restocking (keeps the stacks in your hotbar full).
• With a Feeding Charm fitted, a button under the charms chooses how it feeds you: no waste, always full or only when hurt.
• Sneak and use to set the pack down as a block. It keeps its contents, works with hoppers, and joins a Stowage network.
• Each tier has its own screen and its own block model. With Shulker Box Tooltip installed, hovering a pack shows what is inside.
• Open-pack key (B by default, in Controls): opens the first pack you carry, no need to take it in hand.
• Void Charm: hold it with a junk item in the other hand and right-click to teach it. It deletes that item from the pack and your main inventory; the hotbar is never touched.
• Gathering Charm: whatever lands in your main inventory that the pack already holds goes straight into the pack. The hotbar is left alone.
• Overflow: with a full inventory, drops you walk over go into a pack you carry instead of staying on the ground. No charm needed.
• Sneak to pause the Magnet Charm: while you sneak, drops stay where they are.
• Lighting Charm: underground in the dark, the pack sets a torch from its storage at your feet. Sneak to hold it back. It never lights fields under open sky.
• Unload into chests: sneak and use a pack on a chest, and everything in the pack that the chest already holds goes into it. The rest stays in the pack.
• Tool swap: with a Restocking Charm, a hotbar tool that breaks is replaced by a spare of the same kind from the pack.
• Honey cure: a Feeding Charm drinks a honey bottle from the pack when you are poisoned, and leaves the empty bottle behind.
• Armour swap: with a Restocking Charm, a broken helmet, chestplate, leggings or boots is replaced by a spare of the same kind from the pack.
• Milk for the wither: with a Feeding Charm, a milk bucket in the pack is drunk when you are withering, and clears the rest of your effects too. The bucket stays in the pack.
• Milk for poison: with no honey in the pack, the Feeding Charm drinks a milk bucket to cure poison too.

Needs

• Minecraft 26.3, 1.21.11 or 1.21.1 with Fabric Loader + Fabric API, or with NeoForge. Pick the file for your version and loader on the Files tab.
• Installed on both the client and the server (it adds blocks, items and its own screens)
• Optional: with Itemwise or JEI installed, their item lists move aside for this mod's side tab

Made for Emberwild Journey

Haversack is one of the original mods written for the Emberwild Journey modpack: waystones, backpacks, runes, networked storage, villager trading, vein mining, sorting and travel, made to fit together. It also works on its own.

MIT licensed. Found a bug? Include logs/latest.log.

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All made for Fabric 26.3 and built to work together.

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