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A flexible, expandable accessory and equipment API for players and developers.

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Overview

Curios API is a flexible inventory framework for Minecraft mods. It adds equippable accessory slots - rings, amulets, necklaces, belts, charms, back items, bracelets, hands, heads, and generic "curio" slots - that other mods register and fill with their own wearable items. Alongside the slots themselves it provides a dedicated Curios screen next to the regular player inventory (opened with its own keybind or the button in the inventory), so equipped accessories are managed in one place.

Curios API has no standalone content: on its own it adds no blocks, no mobs, and no gameplay. Slots only appear when a mod registers them, and items only become equippable when a mod marks them as curios. You install it because another mod requires it as a dependency or integrates with it to enable extra equipment slots.

Curios API is a flexible inventory framework for Minecraft mods. It adds equippable accessory slots - rings, amulets, necklaces, belts, charms, back items, bracelets, hands, heads, and generic "curio" slots - that other mods register and fill with their own wearable items. Alongside the slots themselves it provides a dedicated Curios screen next to the regular player inventory (opened with its own keybind or the button in the inventory), so equipped accessories are managed in one place.

Curios API has no standalone content: on its own it adds no blocks, no mobs, and no gameplay. Slots only appear when a mod registers them, and items only become equippable when a mod marks them as curios. You install it because another mod requires it as a dependency or integrates with it to enable extra equipment slots.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Developer APICurios API is consumed by other mods as a dependency (mod id curios ). Adding it to a dev environment (Gradle):…Using the Curios SlotsHow Curios Slots Work Curios API does not add items on its own. Instead, it adds dedicated equipment slots to your…Which Mods Need It in Curios APIInstall Curios API whenever a mod lists it as a required dependency, or when a mod offers optional integration you…

Frequently asked questions

What does the Curios API Mod actually add to Minecraft?
It adds extra inventory slots for accessories like rings, belts, amulets, and backpacks. By itself it adds no new blocks or mobs.
Do I need to install Curios API on its own?
No, you only need to install it when another mod requires it. It works behind the scenes to give other mods a place to put their special items.
Where do I find my equipped accessories in the game?
There is a special menu button next to your character in the inventory screen. Clicking it opens a new screen where you can check all your equipped accessories.
What kinds of items can go in Curios slots?
Rings, charms, belts, amulets, and back items like backpacks. Other mods use this system to let you equip their magic items and gear.

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