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Pocket Pattern Recall Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I save my first inventory layout?
Arrange your items in your inventory and hotbar exactly how you want them, then press ~ to open the management screen and click the save button to create your first preset.
What's the difference between pressing J and using the management menu?
Pressing J instantly recalls your current active preset without opening any menus, while the management menu lets you switch between multiple presets, rename them, or edit their contents.
Can I use this mod on multiplayer servers?
Yes, the mod works on any multiplayer server because it uses normal inventory clicks instead of commands—no special server permissions or mods needed.
Will my presets disappear if I restart Minecraft?
No, all your saved layouts are stored locally and persist across game restarts.
What happens if I don't have all the items when I recall a preset?
The mod will place whatever items you do have into their saved slots; missing items simply won't appear, and empty slots stay empty.
Can I have different presets for PvP, building, and mining?
Yes, you can create as many presets as you want and switch between them using the management menu whenever you change activities.
Does single-preset mode remove the management menu?
Single-preset mode simplifies the mod to work with just one layout—you can still access the management menu by pressing ~, but the recall button (J) becomes your main interaction.
Can I restore a full inventory in Creative mode even if items are missing from my inventory?
Yes, the mod can restore complete preset inventories in Creative mode regardless of what you currently have, since Creative mode can spawn any item.
What if I want to rename or delete a preset?
Open the management menu by pressing ~ and you'll see options to rename, reorder, or delete any of your saved presets.
Does this mod cause lag or performance issues?
The mod runs entirely on the client side and only performs actions when you press a key, so it has minimal performance impact.