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Adds a back slot to the player inventory for storing and quickly swapping a secondary item or tool.

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  1. Overview
  2. In-game Screenshots
  3. Guides
  4. Frequently asked questions
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Overview

BackSlot is a functional and aesthetic mod designed to enhance the player's appearance and inventory management. Inspired by the character Dai from the Dragon Quest series, the mod adds two specialized slots to the player's inventory: the Back Slot and the Belt Slot.

Unlike standard inventory slots, items placed in these positions are rendered directly on the player's character model. This allows for a 'heroic' look where weapons like swords, tridents, and bows are visible even when not actively held in the hand. The mod is purely focused on utility and rendering; it does not introduce new blocks, entities, or items to the game world, ensuring high compatibility with vanilla-plus and overhaul modpacks.

In-game Screenshots

Cute fox head in a block
Cute fox head in a block

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

How do I put items in my back and belt slots?
Press 'G' to open the back slot menu and place items there, or press 'Shift + G' for the belt slot menu. You can also click directly on the slot icons in your inventory screen—the bow symbol is for your back, and the sword symbol is for your belt.
What items can go in the back slot?
The back slot holds tools, swords, ranged weapons like bows, and fishing rods. With the BackSlot Addon installed, you can also place shields and lanterns there.
What items can go in the belt slot?
The belt slot holds tools, swords, flint and steel, and shears. The BackSlot Addon also allows shields and lanterns in this slot.
Can I equip items from back and belt slots without opening my inventory?
You equip items by placing them in the slots using 'G' or 'Shift + G', but you access them through your inventory screen or by using keybinds if your mod setup supports quick-access features.

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