Crate Delight Mod FAQ

Craft a crate or bag using its recipe, place or hold it, and start filling it with the matching item type. Check the crafting recipe screenshots on the mod page for the exact layout of the crate or bag you want.

Yes, each crate is tied to a specific item, like apples or raw cod, and only stores that item. This is what lets them hold bulk amounts while staying compact.

Crates hold far more of their assigned item than a normal chest stack would allow, functioning as bulk storage. The exact capacity is shown in the mod's item tooltip or documentation.

Bags are the compact storage option for items like cocoa beans, sugar, and gunpowder, working similarly to crates but for their own assigned items. Craft the bag for the item you want to store and fill it the same way.

Yes, bags in particular are designed as compact storage you can carry, while crates can be placed as blocks in your base. Both keep their contents when moved.

Each crate only accepts its specific assigned item, so a carrot crate won't take potatoes. Make sure you're using the crate that matches the item you're storing.

Crate Delight: Croptopia adds over 50 new crates and bags covering Croptopia crops, so you can store modded harvests the same way as vanilla ones. Install it alongside Croptopia to use those crates.

Yes, the Croptopia crates and bags depend on Croptopia being installed since they store Croptopia items. Without it, those crates have nothing valid to hold.

Crates and bags are simple storage blocks, so they generally have minimal performance impact even in large numbers. As with any storage, keeping huge numbers of filled containers in one chunk can add up, so spread them out if needed.

Crate Delight is a standalone storage mod, so it doesn't automatically integrate with other storage systems. You can use them side by side, but crates and bags won't connect to or feed into other mods' networks.