Minecraft Packages Mod (Shulker-Like Boxes Are Simple To Make)
Minecraft Packages Mod is a controversial item storage mod. It's similar to "barrel" modifications, but it's not designed to be a storage option. Instead, the author wishes to be your storage problem: each package can only carry up to eight stacks (512) of any one item, and there are no capacity upgrades, void upgrades, or anything else by design.
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| Packages Mod (Shulker-Like Boxes Are Simple To Make) |
He built this mod because he liked the semantics of shulker boxes but not because they were expensive in vanilla. Packages, on the other hand, are exceedingly cheap and serve as a more limited shulker box. Packages may be manipulated in the same manner that shulker boxes can—crush them with pistons to shatter them, and dispense them with a dispenser to position them. If you need to store more than 512 things, stack them within each other. A comparator can also be used to determine how filled they are. Allow your imagination to go free—what can you create?
- Build the Package Crafter out of some extra wood parts in this version of the mod, then manufacture Packages using any combination of blocks and dye you choose.
Packages is a strong-willed item storage mod. It's similar to "barrel" modifications, but it's not designed to be a storage option. Instead, I'd like to be your storage issue: each package can only carry eight stacks (512) of any one item, and there are no capacity upgrades, void upgrades, or anything of the type by design.
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| Packages Mod (Shulker-Like Boxes Are Simple To Make) |
I built this mod because I enjoy the semantics of shulker boxes but not their cost in vanilla. Packages, on the other hand, are exceedingly cheap and serve as a more limited shulker box. Packages may be manipulated in the same manner that shulker boxes can: crush them with pistons to shatter them, and dispense them with a dispenser to position them. If you need to store more than 512 things, stack them within each other. A comparator can also be used to determine how filled they are. Allow your imagination to go free; what can you create?
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