SellMod
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Helps in selling items by interacting with server-provided sell GUIs using player-like inventory interactions.
Includes systems for trading and managing economies.
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Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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SellMod
SellMod is a Fabric client-side mod for Minecraft 1.21.X → 26.1.X that streamlines selling items on servers using plugin-based sell GUIs.
🚀 What does SellMod do?
SellMod automates the exact actions a player would perform when selling items:
- Opens a server-provided sell GUI using a configurable command
- Transfers items from your inventory into the sell GUI using real slot interactions
- Respects GUI rules (no illegal packet tricks)
- Closes the GUI to trigger sell-on-close mechanics used by many servers
All actions are performed client-side and mimic legitimate player input.
✨ Key Features
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Configurable Sell Command
Works with/sell,/sellgui, or any custom server command -
Adjustable Transfer Speed
Control how fast items are moved -
Randomized Delay Between Sell Cycles
Adds variation to avoid command spam -
Plugin GUI Compatible
Works with chest-style sell GUIs from server plugins -
SHIFT & PICKUP Transfer Modes
Supports both QUICK_MOVE and manual slot logic -
Transfer Burst System
Move multiple stacks per tick for fast selling -
Client-Side Only
No server mods required
📊 Analytics (Optional)
SellMod includes opt-in anonymous analytics.
When enabled, it sends:
- Server IP
- Server Software (Paper, Spigot, etc.)
- SellMod Version
- A random client ID (for Unique Users)
No personal data is collected.
View the public dashboard:
👉 https://sellmod-analytics.onrender.com/dashboard
⚙️ How it works
SellMod simulates real player behavior:
- Clicks inventory slots using standard screen handlers
- Moves items into valid container slots
- Adapts to GUI layouts and restrictions
- Avoids unsupported or unsafe interactions
⚠️ Important Notes
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The mod transfers your entire inventory
Keep important items (tools, armor, valuables) out before enabling -
Behavior depends on server GUI design
Some servers may restrict selling or slot usage -
High burst values increase interaction rate
Reduce speed if your server has strict limits
🛠 Requirements
- Fabric Loader 0.18+
- Fabric API
- Cloth Config
- Mod Menu
📦 Installation
- Install Fabric Loader and required dependencies
- Place SellMod and dependencies in your
modsfolder - Configure via Mod Menu → SellMod
- Bind a key and start selling
💬 Support / Feedback
- Discord Server: https://dsc.gg/gaurangstudios
- GitHub Issues: https://github.com/Gaurang-Studios/SellMod/issues
⚖️ Disclaimer
SellMod does not modify server behavior.
It only automates actions a player could manually perform.
Use responsibly and follow server rules.
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