Metal Bundles [Forge & Fabric] for Minecraft

Review Metal Bundles [Forge & Fabric]

New Bundles for Storing Resources

The standard inventory in Minecraft can fit enough resources, but there is still always something to desire, and when the huge fan community develops hundreds of mods for this game that allow you to take advantage of some new storage options, extra inventories, mobile warehouses, etc., it is hard to resist! However, one has to choose and explore each mod separately to understand which one fully satisfies one's requirements. One such high-quality option is Metal Bundles, which adds unique types of bundles with a unique style and elaborate appearance to Minecraft.

The new set features an interesting principle of interaction with items, which can also be given to other players or stored in chests. That is a slightly different mechanic compared to ordinary backpacks, which are a popular storage means for Minecraft. The mod adds cool ways to transfer loot and a user-friendly GUI for managing your bundles. In short, after installing Metal Bundles, you will no longer be able to play comfortably without such an add-on. Therefore, we suggest you read our detailed review and see what this mod features.

The Metal Bundles mod adds a unique system for storing and carrying resources using bundles to Minecraft. These are not standard backpacks, from which you transfer loot to your main inventory, interacting with several tabs. A slightly different principle is utilized here: a bundle is a separate item in your inventory. But there can be resources inside the bundle itself, as, say, in a shulker box. Accordingly, the player can put several dozen such storage means in their inventory, and each one will be filled with resources. Now, imagine the scale — especially considering that some of the new bundles can store thousands of items. You cannot store thousands of stacks, though.

In total, the mod adds six different bundle types with different storage capacities that range from 64 to 4096. Thanks to such a variety, you will be able to decide what exactly to craft. Thus, you will be able to make yourself a gold bundle and put only gold blocks or ingots there to quickly transfer them from one storage to another. Another use case is prearranged item sets. You can create a kit for a journey to some dimension, and when you need to get ready quickly, it will be enough to take the bundle with you and hit the road.

Metal Bundles has several noteworthy features, which are an additional reason to install this add-on and use it as a main inventory mod:

· Six different bundle types, each with a pleasant texture, cool appearance, and a certain storage capacity.

· The bundles come in different materials: leather, copper, iron, gold, diamond, and netherite. So their crafting is another useful application for these materials, which was previously lacking in the vanilla version of Minecraft.

· The possibility of improving the bundles. So you will not have to throw them away if, say, you had a gold one but decided to craft a diamond one. Such an approach saves your resources and allows you to smoothly move from one level to another as you develop in the game world.

· Convenient control system. You can transfer resources from a bundle to your inventory and back right in the inventory. The system indicates how much free space is currently left, and the bar on a bundle shows the available free space even without clicking on it.

· The transfer of resources is done in one click, which is a very convenient mechanic for Minecraft.

· You can quickly transfer the whole bundle with resources. That allows you to store them in chests, barrels, and shulker boxes, as well as drop them on the ground and create item sets.

· The possibility of using the CTRL or ALT hotkeys to manage your inventory more conveniently.

So the mod has proven to be a very useful and elaborate option that differs from numerous standard backpack mods. It features a slightly different mechanic compared to them. The only point to consider here is that the storage capacity is here displayed not in the number of stacks but in the number of items. Thus, the gold bundle can store 1024 items but 64 stacks only. That should be clear, given that one stack can contain 64 items. You can write in the comments below if you do not understand something, and users will help you learn the intricacies of playing with this mod.

Summing it up, we can say that Metal Bundles brings helpful and noteworthy content to the game. You will now be able to easily craft your own sets and store them in chests. Besides, if you sell some goods, you can even offer them in bundles to immediately give the buyer the entire list of items in one bundle. Such a mechanic has numerous applications, and those are just some ways. The designer of Metal Bundles promptly updates almost all his mods for new versions of Minecraft, which is another reason to use his developments in your builds!