Minecraft is an indie sandbox computer game created by Swedish programmer Markus Persson and published by his company Mojang AB. Persson published the initial version of the game in 2009; At the end of 2011, a stable version was released for Microsoft Windows PCs, distributed through the official website. In subsequent years, Minecraft was ported to Linux and macOS for personal computers; on Android, iOS and Windows Phone for mobile devices; for game consoles PlayStation 4, Vita, VR, Xbox One, Nintendo 3DS, Switch and Wii U. In 2014, Microsoft acquired the rights to Minecraft together with Mojang AB for $2,5 billion.
Minecraft 1.17 Unlimited Items. New Mod Removes the Need for a Chest.
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If you have long been annoyed in Minecraft by the need to constantly store the collected blocks in chests, then a corresponding mod has been posted on the Web that removes stack restrictions in the inventory.
For the most ambitious construction projects in Minecraft, you need to collect a significant amount of materials. Many players spend long hours digging up masses of rocks or cutting down trees. The way to quickly finish this stage is often limited by inventory. One place in our "pockets" can occupy a maximum of 64 copies of this block. Ultimately, this forces you to regularly hide resources in chests.
This problem has clearly annoyed many players, so someone decided to fix it. A special mod has been created that removes the restrictions on stacks in the inventory. Thanks to him, you can collect a whole mass of stone, ore, wood or earth, each of which will take only one position in the "backpack". This is a modification called Stacker , which went online two days ago and is compatible with game version 1.17. The new limit that the mod introduces is 1 , although its creator does not recommend exceeding a billion. However, it should be recognized that this is a significant difference compared to the modest 073 copies of this block.
This is another version of the popular mod that was first released in 2018 under the name StackUp!. It supported Minecraft 1.12 version and has been downloaded over 200 times. This prompted the creator to create the next release called Stacc (versions 000 and 1.15.2) and the already mentioned Stacker. So far, only 1.16.5 people have downloaded it. However, given the popularity of previous versions, this number is likely to grow rapidly.
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