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Commands

Note: Tab completion works with all of these commands.

Blacklist

The blacklist allows you to select items that you never want to enter your inventory. Items on your blacklist will not be picked up off of the ground and instead of going directly into your inventory, they will drop normally from a block that is broken or mob that is killed. Items can be added or removed from your blacklist or you can completely clear your blacklist with in-game commands.

/b or /blacklist

The blacklist can be accessed with /b or /blacklist; these two commands are used interchangeably in this guide. These two commands will display all current items in your blacklist.

/b add [item]

This adds the specified item to the blacklist. The item must be specified with the name of the item, except with underscores except spaces. For example, rotten_flesh for rotten flesh.

/b remove [item]

This removes the specified item from your blacklist if it is in the blacklist.

/b clear

This removes all items in your blacklist.

Preset

Tip: Type "/b preset " and press tab to view all available presets
A preset is a collection of items that can be added to or removed from the blacklist easily. These presets can be enabled to quickly prevent certain common, unnecessary items from being added to your inventory. For example, the Mining preset includes blocks like cobblestone, gravel, and dirt that tend to fill up a player's inventory as they are mining.

/b preset [preset]

This will list all items in the specified preset.

/b preset [preset] [enable/disable]

This will enable or disable the specified preset. Enabling a preset will add all items in the preset to the blacklist. Disabling a preset will remove all items in the preset from the blacklist.

AutoAdd

This feature automatically adds items that are thrown out from your inventory by pressing Q or dragging an item stack out of your inventory. This feature is disabled by default and can be toggled with commands.

/b autoadd

This states if the AutoAdd feature is currently enabled or disabled; it is disabled by default.

/b autoadd [enable/disable]

This enables or disables the AutoAdd feature.