Features:
- Pick up and carry single-block tile entities with empty hands
- Works with chests, furnaces, droppers, spawners and machines from other mods
- Block state, inventory contents and NBT data stay intact when placed again
- Sneak and right-click to lift, right-click again to set the block down
- Smaller mobs and even other players can be carried
- No hostile mobs in survival mode by default, and that is configurable
- Entities can be stacked, with smaller ones riding on larger ones
- The lock functionality is respected so tile entities cannot be stolen
- Carrying slows the player, more with fuller inventories and larger mobs
- Config file can blacklist entire mods or specific blocks
- Fabric support for Minecraft 1.21.1
- Made by Tschipp
A filled chest normally has to be emptied before it can be moved. Carry On removes that chore: with empty hands you sneak and right-click a single-block tile entity, lift it, walk it to its new spot and set it back down with everything still inside. Block states, inventory contents and NBT data all travel with it, so rebuilding a storage room or rearranging a machine hall stops being a sorting exercise.
The same trick works on creatures. Smaller mobs can be scooped up and carried, and they can be stacked so a smaller one rides on a larger one. Other players can be picked up too, while hostile mobs stay off-limits in survival by default.
Balance comes from weight. Carrying anything slows you down, and a fuller inventory or a bigger mob slows you further, so hauling a loaded chest across the map is a real decision. Only one block or mob can be held at a time, and other actions are blocked while your hands are full.
Everything is adjustable. Entire mods or single blocks can be blacklisted, an optional setting allows standard blocks such as dirt to be carried, the lock functionality is respected so protected tile entities cannot be carried off, and a clear command frees you when a picked-up block cannot be placed.
