Items Displayed FAQ

Craft an Item Display block, place it against a wall or floor, then right-click it with the item you want to show off. The item stays rendered on the display until you right-click again to swap or remove it.

Hold the item in your hand and right-click the placed Item Display block. It will hold one item at a time, and right-clicking with a different item replaces what's shown.

Right-click the display with an empty hand to retrieve the item, or sneak and right-click depending on how it was placed. If it won't come back, break the display block and it drops its contents.

Jewelry Pillows are decorative blocks that hold small items like rings and trinkets so you can display them on beds, dressers, or shelves. Place the pillow, then right-click it with the trinket you want to show.

Each pillow color is its own separate block, so you craft or obtain the specific color you want rather than dyeing an existing one. Match the pillow color to your build's palette by picking the corresponding colored pillow block.

Item Displays orient based on the surface you place them on, so placing on a wall faces outward and placing on the floor faces up. To change facing, break and re-place it on the side you want it to point.

The mod is built for Java-based loaders, so Bedrock and MCPE players generally can't run it directly. Bedrock players looking for similar decoration usually need a Bedrock-specific addon instead.

Yes, Items Displayed is available for NeoForge as well as other common Java mod loaders. Make sure you download the build that matches your loader and game version.

Make sure you're right-clicking the display block itself and not the block behind it, and that you're holding a single item rather than a stack in some cases. If it still refuses, the block may already be full and needs its current item removed first.

Each display renders its held item, so placing hundreds in one area can hurt performance on weaker machines. Keep dense display walls or shops to a reasonable count and spread them across chunks if you notice stuttering.

It lets you place items in the world as 3D models instead of leaving them in chests or using item frames. It's aimed at builders and adventurers who want to display their treasures.

It adds an Item Display item that works like an Armor Stand but can be rotated to any angle, and it's crafted using sticks. It also registers 17 jewelry pillows in colors like black, blue, brown, cyan, gray, green, light blue, light gray, lime, magenta, orange, pink, purple, red, white, and yellow.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

The Modrinth project page lists Fabric as the loader. The author also links to a separate Forge version of the mod.

You place an item by right-clicking while sneaking with the item in your hand. No crafting or tweaking is needed to place items.

The mod currently adds models for all sherds, smithing templates, and ingots, with more promised in future updates. The Item Display item itself currently supports all sherds and smithing templates.

The Item Display item works exactly like an Armor Stand, except it can be rotated to any angle rather than just 45 degrees.

The author says the mod has been thoroughly tested for compatibility, and that unless another mod makes big changes to how items work, there shouldn't be any issues.

The mod file lists two mobs: Item Display and Jewelry Pillow.

The author states the mod keeps the authenticity of the vanilla style, and jokes that their mom couldn't tell which models were from Minecraft and which were from the mod.