Total Yield
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This mod fixes the crafting output slot to show the total yield from your current ingredients instead of the default per-craft count.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Ever accidentally crafted way more than you needed because you didn't realize how many ingredients you had in the grid? Total Yield fixes the crafting output slot to show the total yield from your current ingredient stack sizes instead of the default per-craft count, so you always know exactly what you're getting before you commit to the craft.
| FEATURES |
| Total Output Display | The crafting output slot now shows the full yield based on your current ingredient stacks, not just the per-craft amount |
| Crafting Table & Crafter Support | Works in the full 3×3 crafting grid |
| Player Inventory Support | Also works in the 2×2 grid inside your inventory |
| Animated Display | The count smoothly animates up or down when ingredients change, with a subtle zoom pulse on the number |
| HOW TO USE |
- Place ingredients in any crafting grid as you normally would.
- The output slot count will automatically reflect the total yield from your current stack sizes.
- Hold Shift to temporarily switch to your configured Shift display mode.
| CONFIGURATION |
If you have Mod Menu installed, you can customize your experience:
| Default Display | |
| VANILLA | No change. The slot looks exactly as it does |
| EXACT | Shows the total number of items you can craft |
| STACKS | Shows the total as a stack expression using your chosen Stack Format |
| Shift Display | |
| EXACT | Shows the total number of items you can craft |
| STACKS | Shows the total as a stack expression using your chosen Stack Format |
| Stack Format | |
| MULTIPLIER | Uses x as a separator (e.g. 4x64, 3x64+32) |
| SHORTHAND | Uses s as a stack suffix (e.g. 4s, 3s+32) |
| GROUPED | Wraps the stack size in parentheses (e.g. 4(64), 3(64)+32) |
| Animation | When enabled (default), the yield number plays a pop animation each time it appears or its value changes |
| REQUIREMENTS |
- Fabric Loader
- Fabric API
- Cloth Config API (1.21.x)
- YetAnotherConfigLib (26.x)
- Mod Menu (recommended for easy in-game configuration)
| CLIENT-SIDE ONLY |
All functionality is done client-side and is compatible with vanilla servers.
| FREE & OPEN SOURCE |
This is a completely free project. I'm not asking for donations or "buy me a coffee" contributions. If you enjoy the mod, the best way to support it is by:
- Leaving a rating/review
- Sharing it with friends
- Reporting any bugs you find
Ever accidentally crafted way more than you needed because you didn't realize how many ingredients you had in the grid? Total Yield fixes the crafting output slot to show the total yield from your current ingredient stack sizes instead of the default per-craft count, so you always know exactly what you're getting before you commit to the craft.
| FEATURES |
| Total Output Display | The crafting output slot now shows the full yield based on your current ingredient stacks, not just the per-craft amount |
| Crafting Table & Crafter Support | Works in the full 3×3 crafting grid |
| Player Inventory Support | Also works in the 2×2 grid inside your inventory |
| Animated Display | The count smoothly animates up or down when ingredients change, with a subtle zoom pulse on the number |
| HOW TO USE |
- Place ingredients in any crafting grid as you normally would.
- The output slot count will automatically reflect the total yield from your current stack sizes.
- Hold Shift to temporarily switch to your configured Shift display mode.
| CONFIGURATION |
If you have Mod Menu installed, you can customize your experience:
| Default Display | VANILLA | No change. The slot looks exactly as it does |
| EXACT | Shows the total number of items you can craft | |
| STACKS | Shows the total as a stack expression using your chosen Stack Format | |
| Shift Display | EXACT | Shows the total number of items you can craft |
| STACKS | Shows the total as a stack expression using your chosen Stack Format | |
| Stack Format | MULTIPLIER | Uses x as a separator (e.g. 4x64, 3x64+32) |
| SHORTHAND | Uses s as a stack suffix (e.g. 4s, 3s+32) | |
| GROUPED | Wraps the stack size in parentheses (e.g. 4(64), 3(64)+32) | |
| Animation | When enabled (default), the yield number plays a pop animation each time it appears or its value changes | |
| REQUIREMENTS |
- Fabric Loader
- Fabric API
- Cloth Config API (1.21.x)
- YetAnotherConfigLib (26.x)
- Mod Menu (recommended for easy in-game configuration)
| CLIENT-SIDE ONLY |
All functionality is done client-side and is compatible with vanilla servers.
| FREE & OPEN SOURCE |
This is a completely free project. I'm not asking for donations or "buy me a coffee" contributions. If you enjoy the mod, the best way to support it is by:
- Leaving a rating/review
- Sharing it with friends
- Reporting any bugs you find
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