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Testing Vanilla Container Fallback Views

Previewing the Vanilla Experience

Because server creators can build custom interfaces that automatically adjust for every player, you may want to see what happens when a player joins without the mod. To make sure nobody gets left out, the system turns custom menus into standard vanilla chest screens for unmodded users.

To preview this experience yourself, open your chat window and type the command /masugui fallback. This switches the force-fallback mode on your client. Once activated, open any interface or container screen to inspect how the layout appears when it shifts into a standard vanilla container fallback type.

Inspecting Different Container Types

The fallback system supports a wide range of vanilla container options—including standard chests, hoppers, anvils, dispensers, and merchant screens. By toggling the fallback mode using the chat command, you can walk through your server's custom screens and verify that every interface remains fully functional and readable even when forced into a standard container view. Use the same command to toggle the preview off when you are finished inspecting the unmodded player perspective.