The name, color and inventory of the backpack are kept when upgrading. Big Backpacks can be dyed any color by placing dye in the center of the crafting recipe, the same as the standard Backpacks.īackpacks can be upgraded to Big Backpacks by placing Tanned Leather around them in the crafting grid. Big Backpacks provide 54 slots of inventory space, the same as a double chest. This recipe will produce a Big Backpack if Tanned Leather is used instead of Leather. Backpacks can also be dyed any color if dye is placed in the center of the crafting recipe. The standard backpack provides 27 slots of storage space, the same as a chest, when used. As this is a 3x3 recipe, a crafting bench is required. Backpack and Big BackpackĪ Backpack can be crafted by placing Leather in a rectangular-pattern, leaving an empty space in the middle. These are the two main benefits of the Backpacks mod, and they are both integrated well, with few bugs and errors.This section is part of the Backpacks Mod by Eydamos. Who wouldn’t want to carry twice as much stuff in Minecraft, a game where inventory space is always at a premium for some reason? It’s just practical, kind of like pasting a backpack on someone’s back is practical since they have to be carrying their inventory somewhere. But that expanded inventory is also a nice bonus.
If you’re looking for a sense of realism in your Minecraft gameplay, then the Backpacks mod will do you right. There are instructions and other information on the mod website for your convenience. Holding the sneak button is actually important for accessing the backpack inventory even if you aren’t trying to move items between containers, so that’s a thing you might want to make a note of if you’re thinking of trying the Backpacks mod. If you hold down the sneak key, SHIFT, by default, you can actually move items and equipment between your bag and any other chest or container you right-click while sneaking. The Backpacks mod is more than just a way to carry a chest on your back too. While it does technically give the player another inventory window with 30 more slots of storage space to use, at least this mod makes players look like they’re carrying around bags loaded with stuff rather than just pulling it out of thin air. While roaming around in Minecraft with a full inventory packed with stacks of blocks, food, and items, where exactly do players store all of the stuff they’re carrying? Steve is just a regular guy with a shirt and some jeans, maybe 3 or 4 pockets max – there’s just a big gap in continuity here, you know? That’s why the Backpacks mod is so nice.
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