Features:
- Client-side item memory that records what was stored in each container
- Press Y to search by an item stack, or the grave key to open the main interface
- Search bar with filters that narrow results inside your current dimension
- Highlights matching containers and shows their names above the chests
- Custom container names displayed in the world, toggleable in the memory bank settings
- Works on multiplayer servers and Realms because data stays on the client
- Integrations with the REI, JEI and EMI item viewers plus Shulker Box Tooltip, WTHIT, Jade and Litematica
- Custom handling for Hypixel SkyBlock private islands and Hypixel SMP
- Requires Fabric API and YACL
- Fabric and Quilt support
- For Minecraft 1.21.1
- Made by ponuing
Chest Tracker solves the problem every long running world eventually runs into: you know you have the item somewhere, you just cannot remember which chest it went into. The mod keeps a record of what it has seen inside your containers and hands it back on request. Pressing Y searches by an item stack, while the grave key opens the main interface, where a search bar and its filters cut the results down inside the dimension you are standing in.
Results are shown in the world rather than only in a list. Matching containers are highlighted and their names float above them, so a search finishes with you walking to the right chest instead of reading coordinates off a screen. Custom container names are displayed as well, and that part can be switched off in the memory bank settings if the labels start to crowd a storage room.
Because everything is saved on the client, the mod works in places a server side solution cannot reach: ordinary multiplayer servers and Realms are both covered, and there is dedicated handling for Hypixel SkyBlock private islands with the ender chest, as well as Hypixel SMP. Integrations tie it into the rest of a modern client setup, with the REI, JEI and EMI item viewers, Shulker Box Tooltip for client side ender chest contents, WTHIT and Jade for whatever container you are looking at, and Litematica for quick search buttons and material lists. It runs on Fabric and Quilt for Minecraft 1.21.1 with Fabric API and YACL alongside it.
