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ITEM BUNCHING

Dropped items and XP auto-group into cleaner piles so the world feels less cluttered and easier to manage.

Quick Reference
Command Needed: None
Always Active: Yes
Item Group Radius: 2 blocks
XP Group Radius: 8 blocks

What It Does

Item Bunching combines nearby dropped item entities into a single visible grouped drop with a count label.

XP orbs near each other are also merged into larger XP orbs, so farms and busy areas stay cleaner.

What Players Notice

Situation Player Experience
Many drops on the ground Items compress into fewer entities instead of spreading everywhere
Large XP clusters XP combines into bigger orbs with a visible XP amount
Picking up grouped drops You receive the full bundle contents as inventory space allows
Inventory is partly full Only what fits is collected, and the remaining grouped items stay on the ground

Pickup And Storage Behavior

  • A grouped drop can represent multiple item stacks at once.
  • Hoppers and inventories still pull from grouped drops normally.
  • If all contents fit, the grouped drop disappears immediately.
  • If contents remain, the grouped drop updates and stays available for the next pickup.

Allay Compatibility

Allays continue to work with grouped drops. If a nearby grouped pile contains the item an allay wants, the visible item can swap so the allay can target and collect it.

Important Notes

  • You do not need to enable or configure anything as a player.
  • The visible item in a grouped drop may not represent every item inside it.
  • Grouping happens automatically in short scan intervals while you play.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need a command to use Item Bunching?
A: No. It is always active automatically.

Q: Does item bunching delete my items?
A: No. It groups items for cleaner performance and still lets players and hoppers collect the contents.

Q: Why did one drop give me many different items?
A: Grouped drops can contain multiple stacked items behind one visible entity.

Q: Does this also affect XP?
A: Yes. Nearby XP orbs are combined into larger orbs.