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Making bundles a little bit more convenient and useful by allowing to put shulkers in them
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Description
Shulkers In Bundles is a small but multi-loader and always up-to-date QoL mod that makes bundles just a tiny bit more useful late-game
by allowing to put up to 16 shulker boxes in a single bundle.
To prevent infinite storage in a single slot, using the mod to e.g. chunk-ban people, or even just overloading servers or
your own singleplayer worlds with too much data, the mod adds, disables and modifies some things.
- You can put (by default) up to 16 shulker boxes in a bundle
- You can still put a bundle in a bundle, but:
- The bundle you're trying to insert can not contain a bundle or a shulker box
- You can't put bundles or shulker boxes into bundles that are already in a shulker box
- Any means of item transportation (hoppers etc.) can not input bundles with a shulker box or another bundle inside it into a shulker box
Additional changes for 1.21.1 port:
- Backported Bundle recipe
- Bundles are always enabled, even if you haven't turned on experimental features before
Open API
For a little bit of customization without us struggling to create configs for each loader for so many versions,
Shulkers In Bundles exposes a supported API which you can easily add into another mod to change how much space a shulker box takes up inside a bundle.
The default weight is 1/16, meaning you can fit up to 16 shulker boxes in a Bundle.
Example (Fabric)
This example only applies to Shulkers In Bundles 1.2.2+
// In your mod initializer class;
package net.example.mod;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.math.Fraction;
// Import the ItemWeights class from Shulkers In Bundles
import net.justmili.shulkersinbundles.core.util.ItemWeights;
import net.fabricmc.api.ModInitializer;
public final class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
@Override
public void onInitialize() {
// You can set what fraction of the bundle's storage a shulker box takes up
// For example, 1/8th means each shulker box takes up 1/8th of the bundle,
// allowing up to 8 shulker boxes in a Bundle
ItemWeights.setShulker(Fraction.getFraction(1, 8));
// Both the numerator and denominator are clamped between 1 and 64
// For example, this would be clamped to 1/64:
// ItemWeights.setShulker(Fraction.getFraction(1, 69));
// Or you can just set the denominator
// This will automatically use 1 as the numerator
// For example, this allows up to 24 shulker boxes in a Bundle
ItemWeights.setShulker(24);
}
}
FAQ: Can it work server-side without the client?
FAQ: How long will it be kept updated?
Having issues, need to report a bug or just want to chat? Join our official community Discord server!

Description
Shulkers In Bundles is a small but multi-loader and always up-to-date QoL mod that makes bundles just a tiny bit more useful late-game
by allowing to put up to 16 shulker boxes in a single bundle.
To prevent infinite storage in a single slot, using the mod to e.g. chunk-ban people, or even just overloading servers or
your own singleplayer worlds with too much data, the mod adds, disables and modifies some things.
- You can put (by default) up to 16 shulker boxes in a bundle
- You can still put a bundle in a bundle, but:
- The bundle you're trying to insert can not contain a bundle or a shulker box
- You can't put bundles or shulker boxes into bundles that are already in a shulker box
- Any means of item transportation (hoppers etc.) can not input bundles with a shulker box or another bundle inside it into a shulker box
Additional changes for 1.21.1 port:
- Backported Bundle recipe
- Bundles are always enabled, even if you haven't turned on experimental features before
Open API
For a little bit of customization without us struggling to create configs for each loader for so many versions,
Shulkers In Bundles exposes a supported API which you can easily add into another mod to change how much space a shulker box takes up inside a bundle.
The default weight is 1/16, meaning you can fit up to 16 shulker boxes in a Bundle.
Example (Fabric)
This example only applies to Shulkers In Bundles 1.2.2+// In your mod initializer class;
package net.example.mod;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.math.Fraction;
// Import the ItemWeights class from Shulkers In Bundles
import net.justmili.shulkersinbundles.core.util.ItemWeights;
import net.fabricmc.api.ModInitializer;
public final class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
@Override
public void onInitialize() {
// You can set what fraction of the bundle's storage a shulker box takes up
// For example, 1/8th means each shulker box takes up 1/8th of the bundle,
// allowing up to 8 shulker boxes in a Bundle
ItemWeights.setShulker(Fraction.getFraction(1, 8));
// Both the numerator and denominator are clamped between 1 and 64
// For example, this would be clamped to 1/64:
// ItemWeights.setShulker(Fraction.getFraction(1, 69));
// Or you can just set the denominator
// This will automatically use 1 as the numerator
// For example, this allows up to 24 shulker boxes in a Bundle
ItemWeights.setShulker(24);
}
}
FAQ: Can it work server-side without the client?
It can. The client does not need the mod although the bundle tooltip will look a little cursed without it.FAQ: How long will it be kept updated?
As long as the maintainer lives, probably.Having issues, need to report a bug or just want to chat? Join our official community Discord server!
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