Equipment Profiles, Locked Slots, Trading Bookmarks, and Modpack Tools

Equipment Profiles

Equipment profiles store sets of gear that you can swap between with a single press. Enable this feature under enable profiles. When active, a small three-button interface appears below the player inventory screen. Use it to cycle through profiles or apply the currently selected one.

Profiles can be saved from your current equipment using the save as profile action. This creates a profile named "Saved." You can use these Saved profiles as a starting point for building your own. Note that every press creates a new Saved profile, and Saved profiles are not part of the next/previous rotation.

The enable profiles ui option controls whether the switching interface is visible. You can also assign quick profile slots. There are ten quick profile slots, each with a configurable profile name. Hotkeys for selecting and applying quick profiles are available, as are hotkeys for cycling to the next or previous profile.

If you play on multiple servers, enable profiles per server to keep separate profile sets for each server you join.

Locked Slots

Locked slots protect items from accidental movement. When locked, a slot is ignored during sorting, move-all operations, cursor cleaning, and continuous crafting supply storage. Locked slots also resist Shift+Click, Ctrl+Q, and swipe versions of those actions.

To lock a slot, use the lock slots quick config key or hold the lock slots switch config modifier while clicking. The default modifier is Alt, and the default action is Alt + Left Click. You can also set the config switch type to toggle or hold.

Several visual options exist. You can show a background color on locked slots, draw a foreground overlay, or use a custom texture. The show locked slots hotbar color sets the highlight for locked hotbar slots. Enable also show locked slots in hotbar to render locked slots in the HUD hotbar.

Additional protections include lock slots disable user interaction, which blocks all manual actions on locked slots until you unlock them. The locked slots disable throw for non stackable option prevents dropping non-stackable items from locked hotbar slots while in-game. For pickup behavior, locked slots allow pickup into empty controls whether items from the ground can enter empty locked slots. The locked slots empty hotbar as semi locked option tries to route pickups into the inventory instead of empty hotbar slots.

Per-server locked slots are available with enable lock slots per server. This gives each server and uniquely named world its own locked slot configuration. Worlds with the same name share settings, and servers behind proxies share settings as well.

Villager Trading Bookmarks

Villager trading enhancements let you bookmark trades and execute them in bulk. Enable this with villager trading enable. There are two bookmark types: Global and Local. Global bookmarks apply to all villagers of the same profession. Local bookmarks apply only to the active villager. Wandering Traders only support Global bookmarks.

Use the global bookmark trade and local bookmark trade actions to bookmark the trade under your cursor. The do global trade and do local trade actions execute all possible bookmarked trades until resources run out.

You can enable up to three bookmark groups. Each group has its own Global and Local bookmarks, plus separate colors for highlighting. The villager trading group 1 option enables a second group, and villager trading group 2 enables a third. Each group has configurable colors for local and global bookmarks.

Modpack Developer Tools

For modpack developers, enable for modpack devs to access a category with tools for managing GUI integration hints. These tools help the mod understand custom containers and screens.

The export hints button generates a JSON file with all currently loaded hints. This format is suitable for embedding into the mod itself. Export external hints creates external hint files that can be distributed with a modpack. This also exports everything built into the mod.

The diff calculator priority setting determines whether built-in or external hints take priority when exporting. The make block screen generator script button creates a script of chat commands. This script finds all blocks with GUIs, builds a platform, and places every block organized by mod. This requires a single-player world.

There is also a per-GUI ignore option. Setting ignore to true prevents the mod from adding buttons or managing functions for that container. The player side option forces the mod to treat a UI as player inventory only. The force setting overrides compatibility information provided by other mods.

The disable fast swipe option uses a slower but more reliable method for swipe move and throw operations. This helps with problematic GUIs.