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No Inventory Crafting
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Completely removes the invintory crafting grid in survival mode.
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Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.
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This mod completely removes the 2×2 crafting grid from the player inventory. Because the crafting table itself requires a 2×2 recipe, players cannot craft one and therefore cannot access standard crafting progression. This mod is not intended for normal survival gameplay.
Instead, it is designed for modpacks, datapacks, and custom progression systems where crafting is meant to be handled through alternative methods. Pack creators can use this to enforce workstation‑only crafting, unlock crafting tables through custom recipes, gate progression behind quests, or replace vanilla crafting entirely.
The mod makes no other gameplay changes and does not add new recipes or workstations. It simply disables inventory crafting, allowing pack authors to define their own crafting flow.
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