Item Minecraft

Marglyph's TooManyItems

Create and delete items in-game, including mod items. Save and load entire inventories. Create unlimited stacks and tools. Test mods, create huge survival worlds, and more. Updated quickly!

TL;DR: It works in singleplayer and multiplayer (if you're an op). Many people find it better than creative mode (and it works in survival mode too, of course). Unlimited stacks are there (shift-click) but you will need ModLoader for them to refresh constantly. If it crashes post a crash report. If you just post "it doesn't work" you won't get help. Use the correct version. Delete META-INF. Finally, 90% of questions in the thread are answered below in this post.

All of TooManyItems except for the small portion excerpted from the original Minecraft game is copyright 2011 Marglyph. TooManyItems is free for personal use only. Do not redistribute TooManyItems, including in mod packs.

Recent updates (downloads are below instructions)

10/27
-- Updated for 1.9pre5.

10/13
-- Updated for 1.9pre4. Potions keep changing so I'm not going to hardcode anything until they're stable. You can still add IDs separated by commas to the potions option in TooManyItems.txt.

10/6
-- Updated for 1.9pre3
-- Item ids are now displayed when you hover over items in your inventory, as well as the TMI panel, but only if TMI is enabled

9/30:
-- Fixed crashing bug when hovering over unnamed items (pre2 changed the way item names are handled)
-- Potions with damage values don't show up if items with damage values can't be spawned

9/29 b: 2nd update for today. Please re-download if you got the 1.9pre2 update earlier. New one has "b" at the end of the version.

-- Inventory now displays centered when there are stats. The stats are therefore behind the save state buttons and will only be visible with TMI off. This will be the case until I figure out what else to do with them.

-- Potions! 1.9pre2 added potions that can have basically any damage value and various effects. There is now a "potions" setting in TooManyItems.txt that is a comma-separated list of numbers. This determines which potions show up in the TMI item list. If you don't have this setting yet and you open your inventory with TMI for 1.9pre2, the setting will be created with some interesting values I found.

Instructions

Turn On/Off: Press the "o" key in the inventory screen. Your preference will be remembered separately for single- and multi-player.

Add items: Left-click on items in the right sidebar to add full stacks, or right-click to add one at a time.

Unlimited stacks/tools (single-player only): Shift-left-click on items in the right sidebar to add unlimited stacks OR unlimited-use tools or flint and steel. ModLoader is required for "true" unlimited stacks. Without ModLoader the quantity of >64 stacks will refresh when you open your inventory.

Trash (single-player only): Drop an item on the Trash to delete it permanently. Hold down shift while clicking the button, now named Delete All, to delete all items on the current inventory screen (including chests). Hold down shift while dropping an item on the Trash to delete all items of that type on the current inventory screen (including chests).

Save states (single-player only): Several slots are available for you to save your entire inventory and restore it later. (The "x" button next to a saved state will remove it.) This can be used to save your "real" inventory before editing, save a blank inventory to clear out everything you're holding, save a full inventory of materials, share inventories between characters, etc.

Multiplayer: Read this! You need to be a server op. Also, every non-vanilla server works a little differently. By default, TMI uses the command format /give <player> <itemID> <quantity>, which is the one used by the "stock" Minecraft server. Third-party and modded servers have different commands. Find TooManyItems.txt in the same folder as your Minecraft options.txt, your screenshots folder, etc., and change the "give-command" line as needed for your server. Available insertions are: {0} player's username, {1} item ID, {2} quantity, {3} damage.

Colored wool, dye, wood, etc. will be available only if your give command supports item damage. The default server doesn't support it.

Vanilla server command: /give {0} {1} {2}.

Bukkit with the Essentials mod command: /item {1}:{3} {2}

Fast crafting: Right-click on the output square when crafting to craft the maximum possible amount. (Works while the inventory overlay is disabled).

Fast transfer (single-player only): Hold shift while placing an item into a chest, or into your inventory from a chest, to transfer all items of the same type and combine stacks. (ConvenientInventory does this better, and TMI will use its functions if it is installed. Make sure to ONLY install ConvenientInventory.class).

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Other downloads: 1.9pre4, 1.9pre3, 1.9pre2,1.9pre1, 1.7.3/1.7.2/1.7_01, 1.6.6 and 1.6.5, 1.6.4, 1.5_01, 1.4/1.4_01, 1.3_01, 1.3, 1.2, 1.8.1 no ad

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Installing

Installing TMI is pretty simple, as mods go. To clear up any confusion, though, you can't just put it into your mods folder; you have to copy the classes into your minecraft.jar. I have revamped this section as there are now dozens of tutorials out there for installing mods in general and TMI in particular. (If you use a mod manager program, please see its instructions instead!)

Search "Install TooManyItems" on YouTube now

Good ModLoader installation video (also applies to other mods -- Windows only)

Mod installation tutorial for beginners (Windows only)

Troubleshooting

Crashes show an error report on a purple and white screen, and you can copy and paste the report into a post. With the latest version of TMI, most errors that would have crashed should instead show a chat message that says a report has been saved to a file in your minecraft folder, and you can copy and paste from that file into a post.

Black screens are caused primarily by (a) not deleting META-INF from your minecraft.jar, ( mod conflicts, © wrong versions of mods, and (d) improperly installing mods. Please check these things and, if necessary, start fresh from a new minecraft.jar as an old installation problem may still be causing errors. To get error information from a black screen you must run Minecraft from the command line, described in this post.

"TMI doesn't show up": Press the "o" key in your inventory screen to turn TMI on and off.

"Items don't show up on Bukkit": Fixed on the latest 1.8.1 and up downloads. Will not be fixed for 1.7 and before.

Notes: TMI's code does not run until you open your inventory. Problems creating games are something else. TMI does not change any crafting recipes. TMI does not change the way that items function. You are not forced to use fast crafting: just left click like normal instead of right clicking. Yes, TMI does work in multiplayer, but read the instructions. No, it is not a server mod. Finally, the number of pages of items depends on your Minecraft window size, so, you are not missing items because it doesn't have the same pages as in the screenshot.

Uninstalling: If you manually installed a mod, the only way to uninstall is to either restore your backup copy of minecraft.jar (you did make a backup, right?) or delete minecraft.jar and run the game launcher so it downloads a new minecraft.jar. If you used a mod manager, refer to its instructions.

Compatibility

TMI is compatible with a wide range of mods. Items added by mods will show up automatically. Items are sorted by their ID value, so you may need to look around for them a bit.

Zombe's Mod Pack: Install Zombe's first, then install TMI over it, overwriting a class file. Do not enable Zombe's craft mod in the config file.

ConvenientInventory: Install only ConvenientInventory.class. Or, if you have already installed both of its classes, install TMI on top of it to overwrite the other one.Dowanload