Bag Of Yurting Mod FAQ

Craft a bag of yurting using an ender pearl in the center with the other ingredients arranged around it as shown in the crafting recipes section. Once you have your first bag, you can use it to store yurts by right-clicking on a block.

The radius is the internal size value of your bag (set with NBT or the upgrade recipe). A bag with radius 5 will have an 11×11×11 area of effect, calculated as (2 × radius) + 1 for each dimension.

Yes, the bag stores the internal states of containers like chests and furnaces, so all their contents will be preserved when you store and unload your yurt.

Unloading fails if blocks in the world can't be replaced by your bag's contents. Check that the target area contains only replaceable blocks (like air or tall grass) or blocks that match what's in your bag, and that you have permission to place blocks there.

Combine four bags of yurting at a crafting table to create one larger bag; the new bag's radius will be one larger than the smallest bag used in the recipe.

Yes, dye your bags like you would dye leather armor by combining a bag with dyes at a crafting table. This helps you organize and remember which yurt is stored in which bag.

Blocks are storeable if they're whitelisted and not blacklisted by the mod's block tags. By default all blocks are whitelisted unless a tag is configured; some blocks may also be blacklisted to prevent storage.

Yes, other mods can prevent storing or unloading by cancelling the BlockEvent.BreakEvent or BlockEvent.EntityMultiPlaceEvent, so compatibility depends on how other mods interact with these events.

Yes, ops with command access can use `/give PlayerName bagofyurting:bag_of_yurting{radius:x}` where x is the radius value you want.

No, players in creative mode or with sufficient permission level (default 2, configurable on servers) ignore the blacklist, whitelist, and replaceable block tags.

It adds a Bag of Yurting item that stores and relocates your base structure. Using the bag on a block stores the surrounding blocks into the bag, and using it again unloads them.

Using the bag on a block stores the surrounding blocks into the bag; the area of effect is a cube whose bottom is centered on the block you used it on. Using the bag again unloads the stored blocks in a similar manner, and the internal states of furnaces, chests, and similar blocks are stored too.

A bag with radius x has an area of effect with diameter (2*x) + 1, so a bag of radius 5 covers an 11x11x11 area.

Combining bags at a crafting table upgrades the size. The output bag's radius equals X+1, where X is the smallest radius of any bag used as an ingredient.

Yes, the bags can be dyed to help you remember which yurt is stored in which bag. The color is stored in the same manner as leather armor.

The mod file lists Minecraft 1.21 – 1.22 with NeoForge. The Modrinth project page lists 1.20.1 with Forge and NeoForge.

Players and ops with command access can spawn a bag with a set size using /give PlayerName bagofyurting:bag_of_yurting{radius:x}.

The mod adds bagofyurting:blacklist, bagofyurting:whitelist, and bagofyurting:replaceable block tags. A block is storeable if it is whitelisted and not blacklisted, and if unloading would replace blocks that cannot be replaced, the unloading fails and the bag's contents stay in the bag.

Yes, the internal states of any furnaces, chests, and similar blocks in your yurt are stored in the bag as well.

Yes, players in creative mode or with sufficient permission level ignore the blacklist, whitelist, and replaceable tags. This permission level defaults to 2 and can be configured in the server config.