Metal Bundles FAQ

Metal Bundles Mod doesn't add crafting recipes for bundles—you upgrade existing bundles instead. Place your leather bundle in a smithing table with the next tier's material to upgrade it to copper, iron, gold, diamond, or netherite.

Each tier holds progressively more items; leather bundles have the smallest capacity and netherite bundles have the largest. The storage space increases with each upgrade from copper through netherite.

Hover over the bundle in your inventory and scroll with your mouse wheel to select the slot you want, then click items onto the bundle to insert them into that slot.

Yes—scroll to select the specific slot containing the item you want, then click it onto an empty inventory slot to extract just that item or stack.

Hold your bundle with your cursor, then right-click and drag across multiple empty inventory slots to extract items, or drag across filled slots to insert items into the bundle.

When you're holding an item with your cursor, a small indicator appears on bundle items showing whether that item can fit and whether the bundle already contains that item type.

Hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) while dragging items to enter precision mode, which moves single items instead of entire stacks.

Yes—hover over the bundle to see its contents in a tooltip. Hold Alt to force the tooltip to show even when you're holding another item or the bundle itself.

Metal Bundles Mod works with most mods that don't conflict with bundle mechanics, but check the mod's compatibility notes if you experience issues with specific mod combinations.

The bundle is full or doesn't have space for that item type—check the bundle's tooltip to see what's stored and how much capacity remains.