Terrastorage 1.2.0 for Minecraft 1.21.2 and 1.21.3.
Terrastorage's second major update, introducing new options, improvements, and bug fixes:
Buttons Customization Screen
A brand-new customization screen lets you customize the storage option buttons to your preferences! From this screen, you can now:
- Set the X and Y offsets for the buttons.
- Adjust the width and height of the buttons.
- Adjust the vertical spacing of the buttons.
- Toggle the tooltips of the buttons.
Additionally, the Buttons Placement and Buttons Style options have been moved to this new screen. For a more detailed overview of this new screen, check out the updated Customization section in the description page.
New Quick Stack Modes
Inspired by the suggestion in issue #12, this update introduces Smart Deposit and Fill Up, two new Quick Stack modes for even more control over quick stacking behavior:
- Smart Deposit: Combines items into existing stacks and moves remaining matching items into empty slots, creating new stacks as needed. This mode replicates how Quick Stacking works in Terraria.
- Fill Up: Adds items to existing stacks until they reach their maximum capacity. This is how quick stacking behaved up till now.
Both the mode used for Quick Stack and the mode used for Quick Stack To Nearby Storages are configurable through the options screen. The default mode is Smart Deposit, so if you prefer to use Fill Up, make sure to change it in the settings.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where shift-pressing the delete item slot in the creative inventory screen would not delete all items properly.
- Fixed a bug where renaming double block storages (e.g., "Large Chest") did not reset the name properly in non-English languages.
- Added a check to prevent the use of storage option buttons on storages the player doesn’t have access to.
Compatibility Note
Due to changes in how Terrastorage handles communication between the client and server, clients using older versions of Terrastorage will be disconnected from servers running version 1.2.0 when attempting to use any storage option. To ensure compatibility and avoid disconnections, update both the client and server to version 1.2.0.
Terrastorage 1.2.0 for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1.
Terrastorage's second major update, introducing new options, improvements, and bug fixes:
Buttons Customization Screen
A brand-new customization screen lets you customize the storage option buttons to your preferences! From this screen, you can now:
- Set the X and Y offsets for the buttons.
- Adjust the width and height of the buttons.
- Adjust the vertical spacing of the buttons.
- Toggle the tooltips of the buttons.
Additionally, the Buttons Placement and Buttons Style options have been moved to this new screen. For a more detailed overview of this new screen, check out the updated Customization section in the description page.
New Quick Stack Modes
Inspired by the suggestion in issue #12, this update introduces Smart Deposit and Fill Up, two new Quick Stack modes for even more control over quick stacking behavior:
- Smart Deposit: Combines items into existing stacks and moves remaining matching items into empty slots, creating new stacks as needed. This mode replicates how Quick Stacking works in Terraria.
- Fill Up: Adds items to existing stacks until they reach their maximum capacity. This is how quick stacking behaved up till now.
Both the mode used for Quick Stack and the mode used for Quick Stack To Nearby Storages are configurable through the options screen. The default mode is Smart Deposit, so if you prefer to use Fill Up, make sure to change it in the settings.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where renaming double block storages (e.g., "Large Chest") did not reset the name properly in non-English languages.
- Added a check to prevent the use of storage option buttons on storages the player doesn’t have access to.
Compatibility Note
Due to changes in how Terrastorage handles communication between the client and server, clients using older versions of Terrastorage will be disconnected from servers running version 1.2.0 when attempting to use any storage option. To ensure compatibility and avoid disconnections, update both the client and server to version 1.2.0.
Terrastorage 1.2.0 for Minecraft 1.20.3 and 1.20.4.
Terrastorage's second major update, introducing new options, improvements, and bug fixes:
Buttons Customization Screen
A brand-new customization screen lets you customize the storage option buttons to your preferences! From this screen, you can now:
- Set the X and Y offsets for the buttons.
- Adjust the width and height of the buttons.
- Adjust the vertical spacing of the buttons.
- Toggle the tooltips of the buttons.
Additionally, the Buttons Placement and Buttons Style options have been moved to this new screen. For a more detailed overview of this new screen, check out the updated Customization section in the description page.
New Quick Stack Modes
Inspired by the suggestion in issue #12, this update introduces Smart Deposit and Fill Up, two new Quick Stack modes for even more control over quick stacking behavior:
- Smart Deposit: Combines items into existing stacks and moves remaining matching items into empty slots, creating new stacks as needed. This mode replicates how Quick Stacking works in Terraria.
- Fill Up: Adds items to existing stacks until they reach their maximum capacity. This is how quick stacking behaved up till now.
Both the mode used for Quick Stack and the mode used for Quick Stack To Nearby Storages are configurable through the options screen. The default mode is Smart Deposit, so if you prefer to use Fill Up, make sure to change it in the settings.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where renaming double block storages (e.g., "Large Chest") did not reset the name properly in non-English languages.
- Added a check to prevent the use of storage option buttons on storages the player doesn’t have access to.
Compatibility Note
Due to changes in how Terrastorage handles communication between the client and server, clients using older versions of Terrastorage will be disconnected from servers running version 1.2.0 when attempting to use any storage option. To ensure compatibility and avoid disconnections, update both the client and server to version 1.2.0.
Terrastorage 1.2.0 for Minecraft 1.20 and 1.20.1.
Terrastorage's second major update, introducing new options, improvements, and bug fixes:
Buttons Customization Screen
A brand-new customization screen lets you customize the storage option buttons to your preferences! From this screen, you can now:
- Set the X and Y offsets for the buttons.
- Adjust the width and height of the buttons.
- Adjust the vertical spacing of the buttons.
- Toggle the tooltips of the buttons.
Additionally, the Buttons Placement and Buttons Style options have been moved to this new screen. For a more detailed overview of this new screen, check out the updated Customization section in the description page.
New Quick Stack Modes
Inspired by the suggestion in issue #12, this update introduces Smart Deposit and Fill Up, two new Quick Stack modes for even more control over quick stacking behavior:
- Smart Deposit: Combines items into existing stacks and moves remaining matching items into empty slots, creating new stacks as needed. This mode replicates how Quick Stacking works in Terraria.
- Fill Up: Adds items to existing stacks until they reach their maximum capacity. This is how quick stacking behaved up till now.
Both the mode used for Quick Stack and the mode used for Quick Stack To Nearby Storages are configurable through the options screen. The default mode is Smart Deposit, so if you prefer to use Fill Up, make sure to change it in the settings.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where renaming double block storages (e.g., "Large Chest") did not reset the name properly in non-English languages.
- Added a check to prevent the use of storage option buttons on storages the player doesn’t have access to.
Compatibility Note
Due to changes in how Terrastorage handles communication between the client and server, clients using older versions of Terrastorage will be disconnected from servers running version 1.2.0 when attempting to use any storage option. To ensure compatibility and avoid disconnections, update both the client and server to version 1.2.0.
Terrastorage 1.1.4 for Minecraft 1.21.2 and 1.21.3.
As suggested in issue #9, this update refines how item favoriting interacts with hotbar slot keybinds. Previously, attempting to move items using hotbar keybinds was restricted if the slot you pressed corresponded to a favorited item. For example, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot would block the action if your third hotbar slot contained a favorited item.
With this update, the action will now proceed if the hovered slot is within the player's inventory. For instance, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot will execute the action, even if the third hotbar slot contains a favorited item, as long as the hovered slot is within the inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.4 for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1.
As suggested in issue #9, this update refines how item favoriting interacts with hotbar slot keybinds. Previously, attempting to move items using hotbar keybinds was restricted if the slot you pressed corresponded to a favorited item. For example, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot would block the action if your third hotbar slot contained a favorited item.
With this update, the action will now proceed if the hovered slot is within the player's inventory. For instance, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot will execute the action, even if the third hotbar slot contains a favorited item, as long as the hovered slot is within the inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.4 for Minecraft 1.20.3 and 1.20.4.
As suggested in issue #9, this update refines how item favoriting interacts with hotbar slot keybinds. Previously, attempting to move items using hotbar keybinds was restricted if the slot you pressed corresponded to a favorited item. For example, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot would block the action if your third hotbar slot contained a favorited item.
With this update, the action will now proceed if the hovered slot is within the player's inventory. For instance, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot will execute the action, even if the third hotbar slot contains a favorited item, as long as the hovered slot is within the inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.4 for Minecraft 1.20 and 1.20.1.
As suggested in issue #9, this update refines how item favoriting interacts with hotbar slot keybinds. Previously, attempting to move items using hotbar keybinds was restricted if the slot you pressed corresponded to a favorited item. For example, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot would block the action if your third hotbar slot contained a favorited item.
With this update, the action will now proceed if the hovered slot is within the player's inventory. For instance, pressing the "3" key while hovering over another slot will execute the action, even if the third hotbar slot contains a favorited item, as long as the hovered slot is within the inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.3 for Minecraft 1.21.2 and 1.21.3.
This update addresses the following issue:
- Fixed a bug that caused the game to crash when using the 'put in off-hand' keybind while in a creative inventory tab other than the player's inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.3 for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1.
This update addresses the following issue:
- Fixed a bug that caused the game to crash when using the 'put in off-hand' keybind while in a creative inventory tab other than the player's inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.3 for Minecraft 1.20.3 and 1.20.4.
This update addresses the following issue:
- Fixed a bug that caused the game to crash when using the 'put in off-hand' keybind while in a creative inventory tab other than the player's inventory.
Terrastorage 1.1.3 for Minecraft 1.20 and 1.20.1.
This update addresses a bug within the creative inventory screen and issue #8:
- Fixed a bug that caused the game to crash when using the 'put in off-hand' keybind while in a creative inventory tab other than the player's inventory.
- Fixed a bug that caused the game to freeze and crash on world loading when running Terrastorage on NeoForge using Sinytra Connector with Quark and Zeta.
Terrastorage 1.1.2 for Minecraft 1.20 and 1.20.1.
This update addresses issues #6 and #7:
- Fixed a bug with Sinytra Connector that caused a 'Mod discovery failed' error due to how NightConfig was embedded in Terrastorage.
- Fixed a bug where item sorting ignored differences in component data between item stacks of the same item, causing inappropriate combination of items.
Terrastorage 1.1.0 for Minecraft 1.20.3 and 1.20.4.
Terrastorage 1.1.0 is now available for Minecraft versions 1.20.3 and 1.20.4, if you would like to see support for any other versions between 1.20 and 1.21, don't hesitate to submit a suggestion.
Terrastorage 1.1.1 for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1.
This update enhances compatibility with Sinytra Connector:
Running Terrastorage on NeoForge using Sinytra Connector no longer crashes the client on startup, and everything seems to be functioning properly.
That being said, my testing was very brief, and its possible there are issues I simply missed, if you stumble upon any problems, please submit a bug report.
Terrastorage 1.1.0 for Minecraft 1.21.2 and 1.21.3.
Terrastorage 1.1.0 is now available for 1.21.2 and 1.21.3.
Terrastorage 1.1.0 for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1.
Terrastorage's first major update, which adds a minor improvement, and a new feature:
- Minor improvement: The Terrastorage inventory buttons (Sort Inventory and Quick Stack To Nearby Storages) are now added to, and can be used from, the creative inventory screen.
New feature - Item Favoriting
This update brings another awesome storage feature from Terraria to Minecraft: Item Favoriting! You can now mark items as favorites in your inventory by holding the Item Favoriting modifier key (default: Left Alt) and left-clicking on the item.
For more details on how Item Favoriting works and what it can do, check out the updated Item Favoriting section in the README. Like other features in Terrastorage, I aimed to keep it as close to Terraria’s functionality as possible. That said, Minecraft’s item interaction system does work differently—for example, Minecraft allows right-click item dragging, which Terraria doesn’t. This meant making a few choices on how favorites behave in situations unique to Minecraft.
If you have any feedback or ideas for how favorite items should behave in a specific scenario, feel free to submit a suggestion.
New Server-Sided Setting: "Keep Favorites on Drop"
With Item Favoriting, there’s a new server-side setting: Keep Favorites on Drop. While favorited items are generally protected from accidental drops, there are some scenarios—like when a player dies or exits certain screens with an item on the cursor—where they might still get dropped. This setting, enabled by default, determines whether those dropped items keep their favorite status.
For Developers
The ItemFavoritingUtils class is located in an api subdirectory, making it accessible to other mods through modCompileOnlyApi. This allows easy access to check if an item is favorited.
Future updates
I know I’m a bit behind on releasing the 1.21.2 and 1.21.3 versions—I'll get to work on those right away.
As for future updates, if you have any suggestions for new features, tweaks, or anything else, don't hesitate to submit a suggestion.