Track your collection of every item from every installed mod in one custom menu.
37.1 of the 55 points that apply = 67 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Item Collector turns items from every installed mod into an automatically maintained collection quest, so the whole modpack becomes a scavenger hunt without manually maintained item lists. Its Collection Book groups items by the mod that added them, with searchable mod entries and progress counts, plus an item grid where collected items glow green and missing items appear dimmed. Hovering over an item shows its name, how to obtain it, and whether it has been collected. Most items count as collected when they enter your inventory through pickup, crafting, or trading; unbreakable blocks such as bedrock, barriers, and end portal frames can instead be claimed by looking at them for three seconds through a spyglass or while crouching. Items hidden from survival creative tabs, including command blocks, spawn eggs, and debug tools, are excluded automatically. On servers without the mod, the book can track progress locally for each server and credit items already recorded in your server statistics, with a Local label indicating that mode. Players can blacklist items from a mod's grid, and configuration options can override automatic inclusion, adjust the block-looking time, and control collection announcements and popups. The book also supports sorting items by name, ID, or collection status, and searching either mod names or items across the collection.
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