Villager Trading Plus Mod FAQ

Open a villager's trading screen and look for the bulk trade controls added by the mod, usually a button or toggle next to the normal trade slots. Put the items you want to spend into the input area and the mod will repeat the trade automatically as long as you have stock.

The villager has likely run out of the item you're buying, or your input stack emptied before the trade could repeat. Refill the input slot and make sure the villager still has trades available (they lock after a set number of uses until restocked).

Load your crops into the trade input and let the mod cycle through them; it pulls from the input stack rather than making you click each trade. For a full double chest, keep the input topped up or use a hopper/container setup feeding the trade station so it doesn't stall.

It generally works alongside mods that add new villager professions or trades, since it just accelerates the existing trade screen. Conflicts can happen with mods that fully replace the trading GUI, so test them together before committing to a setup.

Bulk trading consumes input items fast, so if you queue more than the villager can accept, extras can be voided or left in a weird state. Always match your input amount to what the trade actually needs and stop the trade before the villager's stock runs out.

Yes, farmer trades like crops for emeralds are a common use case since they're repeatable. Stock the input with the crop the farmer wants, start the bulk trade, and the mod will convert your stack into emeralds until the trade locks.

Use the mod's stop or cancel control in the trading screen, or simply close the trade window. If you're using an automated station, cut the input supply so the trade has nothing left to consume.

It works on servers where the mod is installed on both client and server, or where the server allows the mod's behavior. On vanilla servers without the mod, the accelerated trading won't function because the server controls trade logic.

Rapid repeated trades generate a lot of item and XP entities, which can hurt performance in tight spaces. Trade in a contained area, pick up drops promptly, and avoid running several bulk trades at once.

Place your villager in a confined spot with its workstation nearby so trades stay available, then feed items into the trade input from a chest or hopper. Keep a clear path for drops and a way to restock the villager so the station keeps running.