Upper Shell Shift FAQ

You can find loot cases naturally spawning inside dungeon chests, abandoned mineshafts, and strongholds, or use the command /give @s recased: to give yourself a specific case type. You can also trade with Case Trader villagers found in dedicated trader houses in villages.

The mod includes four rarity tiers—Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary—that determine how often an item drops from a loot case. When you create or edit a case, you assign each item to one of these tiers to control its drop chance.

Yes, the mod automatically scans your installed mods and sorts their items into loot pools that you can add to custom cases. Any item from another mod can be placed into a Casing Station just like vanilla items.

Place a Casing Station block, open its menu, and click the plus icon to create a new case. Click items from your inventory to add them to the loot table, then select each item to adjust its drop chance and drop amount range before closing the menu to save.

Yes, the mod retains full custom data including enchantments, custom potion effects, and durability levels on all stored items when they drop from a case.

Yes, open the Casing Station menu and select an existing case from the list to edit its contents, drop chances, and drop amounts at any time.

Case Trader villagers spawn in dedicated Case Trader houses that generate in all five village types, making them accessible in any village you find.

The mod automatically sorts items by their mod source when scanning, so items from different mods are kept separate in the loot pools even if they share similar names.

Focus on exploring dungeons, mineshafts, and strongholds for natural spawns, or set up a village with Case Traders and trade with them repeatedly for a steady supply of cases.