Enderthing Mod — Guide

Mechanics

Color Coding System

The core of Enderthing is the 3-slot color system. Each slot can be one of the 16 Minecraft dyes. * Total Combinations: 16 x 16 x 16 = 4,096 unique inventories. * Setting Codes: You can change the colors by right-clicking the specific sections of the chest lid with a dye. The left, middle, and right sections correspond to the three slots of the code.

Security Levels

1. Public: The default state. Anyone with the code can access the items. Ideal for community resource sharing or team bases.
2. Private: Created by applying an Ender Lock. The inventory becomes tied to the player's UUID. Even if another player uses the same color code, they will see their own private version of that code (or a public one if they haven't locked it).

Automation and Logistics

Enderthing chests are fully compatible with Hoppers, Droppers, and pipes from other mods. * Input/Output: Items piped into an Enderthing chest will be placed into the global inventory associated with that chest's color code. * Chunk Loading: Note that for automation to work across long distances, the chunks containing the chests must be loaded, though the data itself is stored globally in the world save.