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Trial Bolt Secure Mod secures your storage containers using named trial keys. Players can turn regular or ominous keys into physical passwords for chests, barrels, and shulker boxes. Anyone without the exact matching key must craft custom lockpicks and solve an interactive minigame to break inside.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

Break Into a Locked Container Using LockpicksCraft the Right Lockpick Three tiers exist: Rusty Pick (easiest to craft, breaks often), Normal Pick (moderate…Lock a Chest and Protect It from Other PlayersPrepare Your Key Rename a trial key (ominous or normal) inside an anvil. You can use any name you want—this becomes…Recover Access to Your Own Locked ContainerUse the Locksmith Recovery System If your server has the locksmith recovery mechanic enabled and you've lost your…Set Up Different Keys for Different ContainersCreate Multiple Named Keys Rename several trial keys with different names in an anvil. Each unique name acts as a…

Frequently asked questions

How do I lock my first chest?
Rename a trial key (ominous or normal) in an anvil to anything you want, then hold it and right-click a chest, barrel, or shulker box. The container is now locked to that key name—only players with a key bearing the exact same name can open it without lockpicking.
Can I lock a double chest with one key?
Yes, locking one half of a double chest locks both halves to the same key. You only need to right-click one side.
What happens if I lose my key?
You can use the `/chestlockrecover confirm` command to pay a fee and unlock your own container, but this only works if you're the original owner. Otherwise, you'll need to craft lockpicks and solve the minigame to break in.
Do lockpicks break every time I use them?
Lockpicks have a durability bar and a chance to break on each attempt—Rusty Picks break often, Normal Picks break sometimes, and Silence Picks almost never break. A successful pick doesn't consume durability, but failed attempts do.

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