Reliable Remover Mod FAQ

Create a folder called `reliableremover` inside your `config` directory, then place your text files there. The mod reads all `.txt` files in that folder when you load the game or run `/reload`.

Use the item's full namespace ID on a new line, like `minecraft:diamond_sword`. You can find the correct ID by hovering over an item in creative mode while holding F3 (or using a recipe viewer).

No—just run `/reload` in-game and your changes take effect instantly. This saves you from closing and reopening the entire game.

Yes, you can organize your ban files by dimension folder (like `nether/` or `end/`) so items are only removed in those worlds while remaining available elsewhere.

Banned items already in your inventory stay there, but they won't appear in creative mode, recipe menus, or loot drops going forward.

Yes—as long as you use the correct namespace ID for the modded item (usually `modname:itemname`), the mod will ban it the same way it bans vanilla items.

Yes, when you ban an item, villagers automatically stop offering it in their trade menus without any extra configuration needed.

The mod will ignore that line silently—the item won't be banned. Double-check the ID spelling and namespace using a recipe viewer or creative menu tooltip.

No—the mod runs independently without requiring extra libraries and has minimal performance impact since it only filters items at load time and during `/reload`.

Yes, you can create as many `.txt` files as you want in the `reliableremover` config folder, and the mod will read them all—this helps keep your settings organized.