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Autodrop Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I start using Autodrop Mod?
Press 'o' (default) to open the configuration menu, then search for or click on items you want to blacklist. Once added to your blacklist, press 'j' to enable Autodrop and those items will automatically drop from your inventory.
Can I change the hotkeys?
Yes, open the configuration menu (default 'o') and look for the keybind settings to reassign the toggle key and menu key to whatever you prefer.
What's the difference between blacklisting and archiving items?
Blacklisted items are actively dropped when Autodrop is enabled. Archived items are stored in a separate section of your blacklist for organization but won't be dropped unless you move them back to the active blacklist.
How do I remove an item from my blacklist?
Open the configuration menu with 'o', find the item in your blacklist, and double-click it to remove it or move it to archive depending on your menu layout.
Will Autodrop drop items I need by accident?
No—only items you explicitly add to your blacklist will be dropped, so you have full control over what gets removed. Always double-check your blacklist before enabling the feature.
Does Autodrop work in multiplayer servers?
Autodrop is a client-side mod, so it works on any server without requiring the server to have the mod installed.
Can I have multiple blacklists for different situations?
The mod uses a single blacklist, but you can quickly toggle Autodrop on and off with the hotkey (default 'j') to switch between auto-dropping and keeping all items.
Does Autodrop affect items in containers like chests?
No, Autodrop only removes items from your player inventory; items in chests, furnaces, or other containers are not affected.
What happens to dropped items—do they disappear or stay on the ground?
Blacklisted items are dropped as entities on the ground just like manually throwing them; they follow normal Minecraft despawn rules.
Does Autodrop cause lag or performance issues?
Autodrop is lightweight and runs client-side with minimal performance impact, even with large blacklists.