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Stack Resizer

v.0.5.4 Blacklist command will now return blacklist information when the argument is left empty. Fixed an issue where server and client would not sync settings.


Type /stackresize to begin. Commands have been vastly simplified to make using them easier.

The heldItem and heldCategory entries refer to the item name or item's category of the item currently selected in the hotbar or being dragged.


The Stack Resizer mod allows to you to change the maximum items allowed in a stack.

This means you can set your stack sizes to whatever you want! And you can do that on an individual item basis or across classes of items.

• Set custom max stack sizes for any individual item, by name.
  
• Set custom max stack sizes for categories of items, such as all 'fish', 'weapons'. No need to look the categories up, just start typing and autocomplete will do the rest.
  
• Blacklist any item from modification, by item or category.
  
• Modify the stack size of all other items not explicitly modified or blacklisted with a default stack size.
  
• Provides external mod support, allowing other mods to modify the blacklist and stack sizes dynamically. Check the github page for more information. It's just a single static field you need to add.
  
• Auto-saves with the server's auto-saves.

* All settings are specific to individual worlds, stored at %APPDATA%/Necesse/cfg/mods in plaintext, making organizing different server settings easy. This configuration file also offers additional methods of manipulating items, such as with internal class type.

* Only server admins or higher may alter stack sizes or use the /stackresize command.

* A base blacklist of items is included to help prevent problems in game. This includes all weapons and armor. It is not recommended to do so, but blacklists can be overridden by adding the item or item category to the stack size modification list. This WILL cause you strange problems.

Visit https://github.com/FerrenF/Necesse-Stack-Resizer to find the code used to create this mod.

A special shout-out goes to the inspiration of this mod, the original Increased Stack Size mod by @dianchia. This mod was created aiming to serve a similar role with more robust features. The author of this original mod is also no longer active in the community.