Made by VanishingTacos. Its authors own it and answer for it. Not made or endorsed by the Horizon project. Mod policy
Features
- Smart sorting by category (stone, earth, wood, ores, blocks, tools, weapons, armor, food, redstone, transportation, decoration), from item tags and components, so other mods' items are sorted too
- Survival-friendly hotbar: weapons, tools, food, building blocks, utility items, then the rest
- Stacks merged, but enchanted or named items are never combined
- Three modes: Default, Alphabetical and Stack-based
- Sort buttons by the inventory and container titles, plus a mode button (it shows the mode's letter)
- Locked slots: Alt+Click a hotbar or inventory slot to lock it, and sorting leaves it alone
- Keys: R (or Shift+Right Click) sorts the part under the cursor: the hotbar sorts everything, the inventory the inventory, a container the container. Outside a screen, R sorts the whole inventory. Shift+Right Click on the middle hotbar slot cycles the mode. The mode also has its own key, unbound by default.
- Commands:
/iwiz [hotbar|inventory|all|mode](also/inventorywizard) - Works on the inventory, hotbar, chests, barrels, shulker boxes and ender chests, in singleplayer and on any server: every sort is made of ordinary left clicks, as a player could click them, so a vanilla server accepts it
Native code
A native mod is Rust code that the launcher compiles into a game of its own, the Native mods instance. It is not sandboxed: it can do anything you can on this computer. The launcher builds it only after a warning that names it, and a reviewer read its source before it was listed. Read the source yourself before you build it. How native mods work
Versions
2.3.32026-11-01 · for Minecraft 26.3 · made on Horizon f99f8fe
Builds on every Horizon with native hook points v35
Full native port of InventoryWizard for Horizon