ItemScope is a client-side Fabric mod that makes it easier to find valuable items in chests, auction houses, shops, storage menus, and other container-based interfaces.
Instead of manually checking every item, you can create detailed filters and let the mod highlight matching stacks directly inside the container. It can search by item name, enchantments, enchantment levels, durability, item ID, and stack size.
The mod can also inspect the contents of shulker boxes, allowing matching items hidden inside them to be detected without opening each shulker manually.
Items are highlighted according to how well they match your active filters:
The filter button also changes colour:
The default colours and highlight opacity can be changed through the mod’s Mod Menu settings page.
Use Clear filter beside the filter icon when you want to remove the active search.
All confirmed filters are combined. An item must satisfy every confirmed condition to receive the full-match highlight.
Begin typing an enchantment’s name in the enchantment field. The mod displays suggestions from the current world’s enchantment registry.
Select the desired enchantment, optionally enter an exact level, and press the checkmark to add it to the active filters.
Leaving the level field empty matches the enchantment at any level.
Enter:
Enchantment: Mending
Level: [leave empty]
This fully matches any item containing Mending, regardless of its other enchantments.
It also detects Mending enchanted books because stored enchantments are supported.
Enter:
Enchantment: Sharpness
Level: 5
Only items containing exactly Sharpness V receive a full match.
A Sharpness IV sword will not fully satisfy this filter.
Add both requirements:
Enchantment: Mending
Level: [leave empty]
Enchantment: Unbreaking
Level: 3
An item must contain both Mending and Unbreaking III to receive the full-match colour.
An item containing only Mending or only Unbreaking III receives the partial-match colour.
Combine name and enchantment filters:
Name: Pickaxe
Enchantment: Efficiency — Level 5
Enchantment: Unbreaking — Level 3
Enchantment: Fortune — Level 3
Enchantment: Mending — Any level
A pickaxe containing every listed enchantment receives the full-match highlight.
A pickaxe that has only some of the requested enchantments is highlighted as a partial match, making it easy to see which listings are close to what you want.
Enter:
Item ID: minecraft:enchanted_book
Enchantment: Protection
Level: 4
This searches specifically for enchanted books containing Protection IV.
You can replace Protection with another enchantment, such as:
Efficiency
Sharpness
Fortune
Silk Touch
Feather Falling
Depth Strider
Swift Sneak
Soul Speed
Enchantment names and namespaced IDs are both supported:
minecraft:mending
minecraft:sharpness
Partial searches are supported as well, so entering:
sharp
can locate Sharpness in the suggestion list.
You can combine enchantment requirements with every other filter type.
For example:
Name: Diamond Sword
Enchantment: Sharpness — Level 5
Enchantment: Mending — Any level
Durability: At least 75%
A diamond sword must satisfy all four conditions to receive a full match.
Another example:
Item ID: minecraft:diamond_pickaxe
Enchantment: Fortune — Level 3
Minimum count: 1
This finds diamond pickaxes with exactly Fortune III.
ItemScope also examines items stored inside shulker boxes.
If a contained item fully satisfies the active filters, the shulker box receives the full-match highlight. If the strongest contained result is only a partial match, the shulker receives the partial-match highlight.
Each contained stack is evaluated independently. Filters are never combined across separate items inside the same shulker.
For example, with these filters:
Enchantment: Efficiency — Level 5
Enchantment: Mending — Any level
A shulker containing one pickaxe with Efficiency V and Mending is a full match.
A shulker containing one Efficiency V pickaxe and a separate Mending book is only a partial match because neither individual item satisfies every filter.
Available durability conditions include:
Durability filters are useful when searching for equipment that is ready to use or discounted damaged equipment that you intend to repair.
When Mod Menu is installed, select the settings button beside ItemScope to configure:
These preferences are saved in the Minecraft configuration folder and persist after closing or restarting the game.
Mod Menu is optional. ItemScope continues to work normally without it.
The server does not need to install the mod.
ItemScope works with standard handled container screens. Compatibility with heavily customised server interfaces may depend on how those interfaces represent their items and shulker contents.