Set item weights and choose what happens when your inventory gets heavy.
24.8 of the 61 points that apply = 41 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Player Weight lets you define how much items weigh and what happens as a player’s inventory load reaches configured thresholds; it does not assign item weights automatically, so users must set individual weights or a default. Weights can be assigned to individual items, item variants, groups of items through OreDictionary entries, fluids, or a default for otherwise unconfigured items, and the configuration can also change item stack limits. The mod can include visible inventories inside items in its weight calculations and account for fluid stored in containers, using a default fluid-weight calculation when no custom fluid weight is provided. At configured weight ranges, effects can apply potion effects, modify player attributes, add exhaustion, or damage the player; other options expand carrying capacity through advancements or potion effects, and can kill a ridden entity when its carrying limit is exceeded. A helper interface lets users browse items, fluids, and OreDictionary entries, edit weights and stack sizes, and export changes as configuration files for use in the game.
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