InvSearch

InvSort now handles bundles more predictably while sorting.

• Bundles in the selected sortable inventory or container space are moved to the front first.
• Non-bundle items are then compacted, restacked, and sorted behind the bundles.
• Bundle contents are still left alone; this only treats bundle stacks as opaque items so they no longer disrupt the rest of the sort.
• InvSort also avoids treating crafting-like screens as sortable containers.
• Right-clicking an InvSort Sort button now opens an in-game rules screen.
• The rules screen supports custom category order, optional specific item order, protected slots that sorting will not move out of or into, and item-specific slots for chosen item ids.
• The rules screen now uses a more compact layout, keeps its controls inside scaled Minecraft viewports, and supports Ctrl-click plus Shift-click multi-selection for applying slot rules.
• InvSort rules save locally and can be set globally for the player inventory, globally for containers, or as a specific container/screen override.
• InvSearch and InvCatalogue now save their tracking data more defensively, with backup recovery if a local data file is interrupted or malformed.
• InvSearch batches player-inventory history saves during rapid inventory changes, reducing avoidable disk writes during busy sessions.
• Multiplayer world-profile confirmation now uses remappable keybindings instead of hard-coded Enter and Backspace handling.
• Fixed a Minecraft 1.21.11 launch crash caused by the new remappable world-profile keybinding compatibility path.
• InvCatalogue now includes /inventorycatalogue reports, an in-game browser for saved catalogue reports grouped by world/profile, with item icons, readable counts, selected-item details, and search filtering.
• Existing plain-text catalogue report files remain visible in the new browser, and opening the report browser from chat now survives the chat screen closing.
• The InvCatalogue report browser has a darker, more modern Minecraft-style layout with slot-style item tiles, cleaner report details, contained scrolling for the selected-item sidebar, better grid clipping, compact K/M/B item-grid counts, and exact selected-item counts in the sidebar.
• All three menus now share one cohesive, modern dark look with a colour per mod: gold for InvSort, blue for InvSearch, and green for InvCatalogue. No more mismatched grey panels.
• The InvSort rules screen is split into clear Slots and Order tabs, with an obvious scope selector, a live selection panel with a Protected / Item-slot legend, and hover tooltips that explain what each button does.
• InvSearch results are now clean cards that show whether you are holding an item or have only tracked it elsewhere, and expanding a result lists its known locations in a tidy panel. The tracked-world picker matches the new look, shows when each saved world was last used, and marks the active one.
• The InvCatalogue browser groups saved reports under per-world headers, and the report detail view adds a quick bar showing how much of the report each selected item makes up.
• Minecraft 26.x builds now use the same refreshed InvSort, InvSearch, tracked-world, and InvCatalogue screens as the 1.x builds.
• InvSearch and the InvCatalogue report browser now support :category filters such as :wood, :stone, :tools, :gear, and :storage.
• Category filters now keep redstone items out of :stone and make :redstone pick up redstone dust plus redstone mechanisms more reliably.
• The tracked-world picker now only scrolls its saved-world list when the mouse is actually over that list.