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No Dropped Items

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No Dropped Items

By lukaj274Owner

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This project allows you to disable the ability for any player, object, or mob to drop items. It is especially useful for harvesting mods, because now they won't make a mess of dropped items everywhere.

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No Dropped Items

No Dropped Items is a simple and lightweight server-side mod that, when enabled automatically removes all dropped items from the game. It has multiple uses, including getting rid of the mess left over by harvesting mods, preventing droppers from being used, allowing for easy discarding of unwanted items, and reducing the overall in-game entity count.

Usage

To enable/disable simply use the command /ndi (Short for "No Dropped Items"). This will toggle if it should get rid of all dropped items or not. When enabled, the mod will remove all the dropped items, whether they came from a player, mob, or object each tick. If you decide that you want to be able to drop items again, simply disable the mod with the same command /ndi.

Versions

Versions 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 both work the same. The only difference between the two of them is that v1.0.0 allows anyone to toggle the /ndi command while v1.0.1 only allows the server console and operators to toggle the command.