
Auto-fill Litematica schematic containers.
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Litematica Container Filler is a client-side extension that reads container contents and slot layouts from Litematica schematics, then helps fill corresponding in-world containers to match them. It works with containers such as chests, barrels, shulker boxes, crafters, furnaces, hoppers, dispensers, and brewing stands, and treats connected double chests as a single container. Filling can be triggered for a container at a time or run continuously, scanning nearby containers, queuing eligible tasks, and prioritizing crafter slot locks even when materials are missing. The mod highlights container states including unfilled, partial, satisfied, overfilled, wrong item, unknown data, and unplaced, while animated markers distinguish active filling, queued work, and missing materials. Global and per-schematic replacement rules can change which items are used during filling, with schematic-specific rules taking priority and support for exact item data such as custom names, enchantments, and data components. Litematica’s material list gains container-aware views for building blocks and required container items, replacement controls, and an option to collect missing materials from a container. For item logistics, the mod can extract needed items from shulker boxes in the player’s inventory and return items to their source or matching shulker boxes when space is needed; QuickShulker and the TakeItOut server-side protocol are supported options. Separate container tools can clear or fill a container, copy a template layout to other containers, pack items into shulker boxes, and collect missing Litematica materials. Container filters can use disabled, whitelist, or blacklist modes, and manual state marks let players exclude a container from filling or keep it marked for filling when automatic assessment is unsuitable. The mod is designed for projects such as large storage systems, item sorters, crafting stations, map-art boxing, and auto-crafting setups, with configurable fill radius, delays, state protection, and rendering options.
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