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Bottle Your Xp Mod allows you to use regular glass bottles-just like the ones used for brewing potions or found in creative mode-as a way to preserve your character’s experience points. Instead of losing XP upon death, you can safely bottle it up and store it like any other item in chests.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Bottle Your XPBottling Your Experience Bottle Your Xp Mod lets you store your experience points in ordinary glass bottles instead…How to Bottle Your XP Into an Enchantment BottleGetting Ready You do not need a crafting table for this. All you need is at least one empty glass bottle in your…Storing and Reclaiming Your XP After DeathWhy Bottle XP at All The whole point of this mod is to stop losing your hard-earned experience when you die. Instead…Turning Off or Reducing the Damage From Bottling XPWhy You Might Change This By default, creating an XP bottle hurts you a little. That is intentional — bottling raw…Using XP Bottles to Share Experience With Other PlayersThe Idea Because bottled XP is just an item, you can hand it to another player, trade it, or drop it in a shared…

Frequently asked questions

What does the Bottle Your Xp Mod let you do with glass bottles?
It lets you use regular glass bottles to store your character's experience points as items. You can then keep the bottled XP safely in chests instead of losing it on death.
How do you bottle your XP?
Hold an empty glass bottle in your hand and sneak/crouch while right-clicking to turn your accumulated XP into an enchantment bottle. No crafting table is needed.
Does bottling your XP hurt your character?
Yes, by default the player takes damage each time an XP bottle is created. This can be disabled or adjusted through the mod's configurable settings.
What is the damageOnCreation setting?
It controls whether the player takes damage when creating an XP bottle, and it defaults to true. Setting it to false lets you bottle XP without taking any damage.

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