Small mod that provides bundles with more storage space, and new functionalities in the future.

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• Recipe for the vanilla bundle
• Multiple variants with more storage space and special properties:
  • Copper Bundle (128 slots / 2 stacks)
  • Iron Bundle (256 slots / 4 stacks)
  • Gold Bundle (384 slots / 6 stacks)
  • Diamond Bundle (512 slots / 8 stacks)
  • Obsidian Bundle (768 slots / 12 stacks)
  • Ancient Scraps Bundle (896 slots / 14 stacks)
  • Netherite Bundle (1024 slots / 16 stacks & Immune to fire and lava)

• Improved base mechanics:
  • Throw out a single item type when sneaking.
• Ability to filter insertions for a single item type while doubling capacity.
• Ability to upgrade bundles to give them special abilities:
  • Powered launch (Items thrown go further)
  • Composting (Any compostable item inserted will be transformed to bonemeal)
  • Voiding (Delete any inserted item)

• Versions for Forge and previous versions of Minecraft
• A config file to enable/disable specific bundles, change capacity
• Better visuals for the occupancy bar
• More bundles with special mechanics (i.e.: Ender Bundle, ...)
• More bundle upgrades
• Improved bundle mechanics (i.e.: Swapping last inserted item, ...)
• Support for modded ores and modded clones of existing ores

Filters can be defined by right-clicking on an item or block while holding any set or unset filter in any inventory-like container.
Once set, they can also be cleared by putting them in a crafting table.

To apply them to a bundle, you simply need to put a filter with any bundle in a crafting grid.
Any existing item in the bundle that doesn't match the filter can only be removed and will still take space.
A blank filter will remove any filter from a bundle, and any item that occupy space over the limit will only be removable.

Upgrades are permanent modifications that can be applied in a limited number to a bundle in order to change its behaviour.
These upgrades are added through the Smithing Table.

Any bundle that may contain more items than it should be able to will be considered as overflowing.
Overflowing bundles will have a redish item bar, a different texture and won't be able to insert any more items.

This type of bundle can be "created" when you reduce the maximum size of a bundle, or when you remove a filter from a bundle.

• 1.19 / 1.19.1 - 'fabric-1.19' branch

• 1.19.1 - 'forge-1.19' branch

• The original bundle is not showing in the creative menu
• Recipes aren't unlocked when picking up one of the ingredients
• The bundle's inventory preview shows a cross when the occupancy reaches 64 or more
• Unstackable items such as weapons, tools and totems can be stacked when removing them from any inventory-like container.

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