
Combine similar items to save inventory space.
We've all been here before. You have 2 of basically the same item (e.g. charcoal and coal), but they take up 2 different inventory slots? Introducing... Mixed Stacks!

{
"tagKeywords": [
"logs",
"wool",
"planks",
"stone_bricks",
"concrete",
"glass",
"carpets",
"terracotta",
"beds",
"banners",
"candles",
"shulker_boxes",
"stairs",
"slabs",
"walls",
"fences",
"fence_gates",
"doors",
"trapdoors",
"buttons",
"pressure_plates",
"signs",
"boats",
"flowers",
"saplings",
"leaves",
"crops",
"seeds",
"vegetables",
"fruits",
"ores",
"raw_materials",
"ingots",
"dusts",
"plates",
"gears"
],
"compatibleItemPairs": [
[
"minecraft:beef",
"minecraft:porkchop"
],
[
"minecraft:cooked_beef",
"minecraft:cooked_porkchop"
],
[
"minecraft:chicken",
"minecraft:rabbit"
],
[
"minecraft:cooked_chicken",
"minecraft:cooked_rabbit"
],
[
"minecraft:sand",
"minecraft:red_sand"
],
[
"minecraft:sandstone",
"minecraft:red_sandstone"
],
[
"minecraft:dirt",
"minecraft:coarse_dirt"
],
[
"minecraft:brown_mushroom",
"minecraft:red_mushroom"
],
[
"minecraft:crimson_fungus",
"minecraft:warped_fungus"
],
[
"ae2:certus_quartz_crystal",
"ae2:charged_certus_quartz_crystal"
]
]
}
You can add specific item pairs via compatibleItemPairs, or specify tags that can combine using tagKeywords.
If you want items from your favorite mod added, you can do so here.
Also on CurseForge, if that's your thing.