Save and Load Inventories (Legacy Fabric)

Description

Requires the library mod Collective (Fabric) and the Fabric API.

Save and Load Inventories adds commands which allow the user to easily save their current inventory to a file, load an inventory from a file and list the current saved inventories. Useful for administrators or event servers. NBT tags are supported, any things like written books or enchantments won't be a problem. Players need cheat access to use the commands.

The inventories are saved in ./config/saveandloadinventories/*.txt.

Commands:
/saveinventory <inventory_name> - Saves the current inventory of the user as <inventory_name>.
  alias: /si <inventory_name>
/loadinventory <inventory_name> - Loads an inventory named <inventory_name> previously saved.
  alias: /li <inventory_name>
/loadinventory <inventory_name> <player_name> - Loads an inventory to the target player named <player_name>
  alias: /li <inventory_name> <player_name>
/listinventories - Lists all saved inventories.

Examples:
Save the current inventory with the name 'diamond' (/saveinventory diamond):


And when loading it (/loadinventory diamond):

 
Save the current inventory as 'food' with the shortened alias command (/si food):


And loading it with the shortened command (/li food):

Here's an example of setting the inventory of another player:

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