Stacks Are Gone?
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A silly little experiment that removes the stack size limit and no, I don't mean just a really big number
Features systems for better item storage and organization.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Ever just run out of inventory space because you can't hold more than 64 dirt? Yeah me too. So you went and found a mod to hold more but that 2,147,483,647 just simply wasn't enough for all your dirty needs? Don't worry, I understand you completely. I too struggle with my dirt hoarding so I asked the game a simple question. "Why stack limit?" But it didn't respond which just annoyed me because ignoring someone is just rude. So I said fine, I'll just ignore your stack limit. Thus Stack limits are now gone and I'm free to enjoy all my dirt in peace.
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- Removed Stack Size Limit (it has config, just put big number)
- Does various fixes for vanilla functions that semi-rely on stack counts (looking at you redstoners)
- Completely ignores all logic and sense
- Breaks your game eventually (probably)
Dirt hoarding not for you? Check the normie version here: https://modrinth.com/mod/stacks-are-stacks
How it actually works
For the most part the mod is just a copy of my other mod Stacks Are Stacks (linked above) with more changes to the stack sizesThe mod wraps the vanilla stack methods that use "int" (Integer), firstly removing the 99 hard coded cap and using the Max Value then the same methods were 'rewrapped' using BigInteger.
A BigInteger is a data type that allows for arbitrary-precision mathematical operations on integers. Unlike standard primitive types (like 32-bit int or 64-bit long), which have strict maximum limits, BigInteger can handle numbers of any size - limited only by your system's available memory.
Bugs? Nope, no bugs here, my dirt is 100% organically bug free.
Something not working though, that's a different problem and you should mention it here
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