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2.3.2+1.21.8
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Changes
Changed
- Redesigned settings screen: options are grouped into Sorting, Feedback, Sorting Enabled For, Sort Partial Stacks In and Other sections on every Minecraft version, and each sort mode explains itself in its tooltip.
- Options that do nothing with the current settings are greyed out: volume and pitch while the sort sound is off, and the partial stack options in Stack-based mode.
Added
- Settings: a magical new look: a shimmering two-tone title with twinkling sparkles, rotating tips, gold section headings, item icons on the buttons, and green/red ON/OFF values.
- Settings: a live sort preview under Sorting Mode that sorts sample items with your settings and animates them into place when you change modes. From Minecraft 26.1 it appears once you're in a world, since items aren't available on the title screen.
- Settings: a sound pitch slider and a Preview Sound button.
- Settings: Reset to Defaults (with a confirmation; locked slots are kept), Unlock All Slots, and a shortcut to the key binds.
- Paper: anonymous usage statistics through bStats. Server owners can opt out by setting
enabled: falseinplugins/bStats/config.yml.
Downloads
Pick the jar for your Minecraft version and loader. From 26.1 one jar covers Fabric, Quilt, NeoForge and Forge;
before that, NeoForge and Forge share a jar and Fabric/Quilt has its own. Fabric and Quilt also need
Fabric API. The Paper jar runs on Paper and Spigot 1.21 and newer:
InventoryWizard-paper-2.3.2.jar.
| Minecraft | Jars |
|---|---|
[1.21,1.21.1] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.1.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.1.jar |
[1.21.2,1.21.3] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.3.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.3.jar |
[1.21.4] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.4.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.4.jar |
[1.21.5] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.5.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.5.jar |
[1.21.6,1.21.8] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.8.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.8.jar |
[1.21.9,1.21.10] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.10.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.10.jar |
[1.21.11] |
InventoryWizard-fabric-2.3.2+1.21.11.jarInventoryWizard-neoforge_forge-2.3.2+1.21.11.jar |
[26.1,26.1.2] |
InventoryWizard-neoforge_forge_fabric-2.3.2+26.1.2.jar |
[26.2,26.3) |
InventoryWizard-neoforge_forge_fabric-2.3.2+26.2.jar |
[26.3,26.4) |
InventoryWizard-neoforge_forge_fabric-2.3.2+26.3.jar |
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