Inventory Overhaul

A mod that aims to improve inventory management by changing the core aspects of the player's inventory and hotbar.

By default, this mod is set to behave exactly like vanilla and not change anything, however you can modify the behavior with gamerules and through the mod's config.

Showcase

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f60c17a2-a35b-450a-85a8-b9eb9b5d94fc

Features

• Customizable hotbar size through server-side gamerules
  • This currently uses the rest of the inventory as additional hotbar slots when the total slot size of the hotbar is set to more than the default 9
• Customizable screen position and scale of the hotbar through a client-side config
• Multiple settings for hotbar scrolling configurable through a client-side config
  • You can currently choose the scrolling direction (Row/Column) and a scrolling mode (Split/Continuous)
  • The continuous scrolling mode acts like vanilla hotbar scrolling with it going through the whole hotbar while the split scrolling mode locks scrolling to the active scrolling direction while making it possible to scroll the other direction while holding a modifier key which is configurable through the Key Binds settings menu

Usage

• Setting the hotbar size
  • You can set the hotbar size values through the Game Rules menu under the More tab in the world creation screen, or through the /gamerule command
  • Commands:
    • To set the horizontal size (rows): /gamerule hotbarSizeX <number: row count>
    • To set the vertical size (columns): /gamerule hotbarSizeY <number: column count>
• Client-side configuration
  • You can change all the client-side configuration values through the Inventory Settings menu under Controls in the game Settings
  • You can set the modifier keybind through the Key Binds menu under Controls in the game Settings

Installation

1. Set up your preferred mod loader (Thanks to Architectury, this mod currently supports both Fabric and NeoForge, including derivatives like Quilt)
2. Download the latest release of the mod for your Minecraft version
3. Add the mod jar file to your .minecraft/mods folder
4. Set up the gamerules and client configuration to your liking
5. Have fun!

Inventory Overhaul

A mod that aims to improve inventory management by changing the core aspects of the player's inventory and hotbar.

By default, this mod is set to behave exactly like vanilla and not change anything, however you can modify the behavior with gamerules and through the mod's config.

Showcase

Features

• Customizable hotbar size through server-side gamerules
  • This currently uses the rest of the inventory as additional hotbar slots when the total slot size of the hotbar is set to more than the default 9
  • Customizable screen position and scale of the hotbar through a client-side config
  • Multiple settings for hotbar scrolling configurable through a client-side config
    • You can currently choose the scrolling direction (Row/Column) and a scrolling mode (Split/Continuous)
    • The continuous scrolling mode acts like vanilla hotbar scrolling with it going through the whole hotbar while the split scrolling mode locks scrolling to the active scrolling direction while making it possible to scroll the other direction while holding a modifier key which is configurable through the Key Binds settings menu

Usage

• Setting the hotbar size
  • You can set the hotbar size values through the Game Rules menu under the More tab in the world creation screen, or through the /gamerule command
  • Commands:
    • To set the horizontal size (rows): /gamerule hotbarSizeX <number: row count>
    • To set the vertical size (columns): /gamerule hotbarSizeY <number: column count>
  • Client-side configuration
    • You can change all the client-side configuration values through the Inventory Settings menu under Controls in the game Settings
    • You can set the modifier keybind through the Key Binds menu under Controls in the game Settings

Installation

1. Set up your preferred mod loader (Thanks to Architectury, this mod currently supports both Fabric and NeoForge, including derivatives like Quilt)
2. Download the latest release of the mod for your Minecraft version
3. Add the mod jar file to your .minecraft/mods folder
4. Set up the gamerules and client configuration to your liking
5. Have fun!