Pocket Repose FAQ

Craft the Traveler's Suitcase using the recipe shown in your mod's crafting guide—it requires common materials you can gather early game. Once crafted, place it anywhere in the world and right-click to enter your pocket dimension.

Each Traveler's Suitcase opens to its own separate pocket dimension, so yes—you can create multiple suitcases to have multiple pocket dimensions for different purposes like storage, building projects, or organization systems.

No, your pocket dimension is completely safe—mobs will never spawn there, making it an ideal place to store valuables and build without worry.

Breaking the suitcase block will drop it as an item you can pick up and place elsewhere; your pocket dimension and all its contents are preserved and will be accessible when you place the suitcase again.

Yes—simply open your suitcase, place items inside or take them out as you would with any container, then close it to return to the Overworld with your items.

Your pocket dimension itself is a full explorable space you can build in, so storage capacity depends on how many chests, barrels, or containers you place inside rather than a hard item limit.

Yes, you can place and build with any blocks in your pocket dimension just like in the Overworld, allowing complete creative freedom for decoration and organization.

Pocket dimensions are designed to be lightweight, but building excessively with complex redstone or many tile entities inside could impact performance—keep this in mind if you experience slowdowns.

Each Traveler's Suitcase is personal to the player who owns it; other players cannot access your pocket dimension unless you give them the suitcase item itself.

Simply right-click the suitcase block from inside to exit back to the Overworld—you can always re-enter by right-clicking the suitcase again from outside.