Utility Belt

Utility Belt will solve your inventory clutter issues. 9 hotbar slots are not enough, especially when playing with mods. Wearing a Utility Belt gives you a second hotbar where only tools and weapons can be stored.

🛠️ Getting Started

1. Fill two belt pouches using the recipe above. 2. Fill a Utility Belt using the recipe above. 3. Fill it in your belt slot. 4. Fill it with your tools and weapons.

⬆️ Upgrading the Belt

By default, the belt has Smithing Table slots and can be upgraded to have up to Smithing Table slots (these values can be changed in the mod configuration). You can add a slot to a belt in a Smithing Table using the recipe below.

🎮 Controls

| Action | Default Keybind | Description | |----------------------|--------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | Quick Transfer | `'` | Opens the belt GUI to store items in the belt | | Quick Transfer | `B` (toggle), `N` (hold) | Switches between your main hotbar and the belt hotbar | | Quick Transfer | `Sneak` + `Swap` | Swap the item in your hand between your main hotbar and the belt |

⚙️ Configuration

You can customize Utility Belt's options using the in-game configuration screen:

- Mods: Accessible using Mods. - Mods: Accessible using the Mods screen.

To change which items are accepted in the belt, you can **make a datapack** and add items to the **allowed_in_utility_belt** tag.

🔗 Compatibility

- LambDynamicLights: torches and lanterns in your belt will light up the world around you.

🐛 Bugs and Suggestions

You can report any issues and suggest changes on the GitHub issue tracker. Try out the `/utilitybelt fixme` command to see if it resolves the issue while you wait for a fix.

Always keep backups of your world, especially when playing versions marked as beta.

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