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Jdunascii's Keep Inventory

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Jdunascii's Keep Inventory

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Jdunascii's Keep Inventory is a lightweight server-side Minecraft mod that gives you fine-grained control over the keepInventory mechanic — enabling it per player, rather than globally for the entire world.

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Description

Jdunascii's Keep Inventory is a lightweight server-side Minecraft mod that gives you fine-grained control over the keepInventory mechanic — enabling it per player, rather than globally for the entire world.

Features

  • Per-player control over keepInventory and experience retention
  • Easy in-game command: /keepInventory <player> <true|false>
  • Fully server-side — no installation required on the client
  • Supports Minecraft 1.21.9+ with Forge

Notes

  • Inventory and XP are saved at the moment of death and restored upon respawn.
  • Items and XP will not drop if keepInventory is enabled for a player, preventing duplication.
  • This mod does not change the global keepInventory gamerule — it operates independently per player.