InventoryManager+

InventoryManager+

⚠️ Use at your own risk

This mod moves items around your inventory automatically. Plenty of servers ban that, and some anticheat plugins flag it on their own without a moderator ever looking.

It doesn't matter that every action is one you could do by hand. What gets flagged is that it happens without you clicking, and faster than a person. Rules vary a lot, so check the server's rules before you use this on one, and assume it's not allowed if they don't say.

On strict servers: turn Auto Sort off and just press Apply (or the preset's hotkey) when you want it. That's one deliberate action you asked for, not something running in the background.

If you'd rather leave Auto Sort on, slow it down first: set Check every to 40 ticks and Move delay to 6 or 10. Fewer, slower clicks are far less likely to look automated.

I can't promise you won't be punished for using this. That call belongs to whoever runs the server, not me.

Save your inventory layout and keep it that way. Sword in slot 1, food in slot 9. When a fight scrambles everything, it puts it all back. Nothing is dropped or deleted unless you allow it.

Client-side. Works on servers. Available for Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3: download the file that matches your version.

How to use it

1. Press Z.
2. Click + Create Preset.
3. Arrange your inventory how you want it, then click Capture Hotbar or Capture Inventory.
4. Name it and click Save Preset.
5. Click Apply.
6. Turn on Auto Sort and it stays that way.

What the options mean

Preset: one saved layout. You can have several (mining, PvP, building) and switch between them. Use ▲ ▼ to reorder them and ⧉ to duplicate one.

Apply: moves your stuff to match the preset, once. It also makes that preset the active one. Each slot is filled as full as it can be from matching stacks in your inventory.

Preset hotkey: click Key next to the preset's name in the editor and press a key. That key applies the preset from anywhere in game.

Auto Sort: keeps applying the preset as you play, so things drift back into place on their own. It never touches chests or other containers, and waits while you're eating, drawing a bow or in a menu. Hold Left Alt to pause it anytime.

Copy from inventory / Browse items: how clicking a slot in the editor picks an item. Copy takes whatever is in that slot right now, so it's the fast way. Browse opens a list of every item in the game, for planning gear you don't have yet.

Categories (right-click a slot): "Any Food" instead of "cooked beef". The slot accepts anything of that kind. Good for food, blocks and materials where you don't care about the exact item. In an armour slot, "Any Armor" means armour for that slot.

Enchantments (right-click a weapon, tool or armour slot): require the enchantments, not just the item. A Sharpness sword satisfies it; a plain one doesn't.

Removing a slot: hover over it in the editor and press F.

Unmanaged slots: anything you never set. The mod leaves them completely alone.

Keep-empty slots: a slot marked empty (the grey pane in Browse) is kept clear. Whatever is in it gets stacked onto the same item elsewhere or moved to a free slot.

Drop: off by default. When it's on, applying a preset throws out what's left in keep-empty slots, but only when there's no free slot to move it to. Auto Sort drop does the same for Auto Sort. Leave that one off unless you're sure, because with a full inventory, anything you pick up into one of those slots gets thrown right back out.

Creative auto-get: Creative only. If a preset wants something you don't have, it gives it to you instead of leaving the slot empty. It never replaces an item that's already there. Off by default.

Check every / Move delay: how often Auto Sort looks at your inventory, and how fast it moves things. Leave them alone in single-player. Turn both up on servers (see the warning at the top).

Color: six color themes for the mod's menus.

Links

• 📺 YouTube - videos coming soon!
• 💻 GitHub