The Curios API Continuation Mod (1.21.1) is a modular and developer-focused utility mod for NeoForge that allows the creation and management of custom equipment slots in Minecraft. Unlike traditional equipment mods that come with predefined gear types, this API offers a blank canvas no default slots are included. Instead, it empowers mod developers and players to define their own slot types, assign items via tags, and fully control how those items behave in the game.
From rings and necklaces to backpacks and artifacts, the Curios API lets you build a flexible gear system while maintaining compatibility with vanilla enchantments like Mending and Curses. All configured slots are easily accessible through a dedicated inventory interface, streamlining item management and expanding gameplay possibilities.
Features:
- Expandable Slot System:
Provides a framework for adding new equipment slots such as rings, belts, or accessories without altering the core Minecraft inventory. - No Default Slots:
Clean and modular by design slots are only added when explicitly created by players, datapacks, or other mods. - Full Customization:
Slots can be:- Hidden or visible
- Resized or repositioned
- Styled with custom background textures
- Item Tag Integration:
Uses Minecraft’s vanilla item tag system (curios:type) to assign items to specific curio slots, enabling easy datapack customization. - Inventory Compatibility:
Curios slots support vanilla mechanics like Mending and Curse of Binding, ensuring seamless integration with base game rules. - Dedicated GUI Interface:
A new inventory screen (opened with the defaultGkey) allows users to manage all curio slots in one convenient place. - Mod Developer Friendly:
Built for integration into other mods, allowing easy hook-ins for RPG, magic, or progression-based systems.
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Why use Curios API Continuation Mod?
For modpack creators, plugin developers, or players seeking an RPG-style gear system, the Curios API Continuation Mod provides unparalleled flexibility. Rather than forcing new mechanics, it offers a framework where you define what each slot does, how it looks, and what can go in it. Whether you’re integrating wearable items from other mods or designing your own equipment system, this mod is a powerful foundation that respects vanilla rules while vastly expanding your inventory options.
FAQs
Does this mod add any new items or slots by itself?
No. It only provides the framework. Other mods or datapacks must define specific slots and assign items using tags.
How do I assign items to custom Curio slots?
Use Minecraft’s item tag system with the namespace `curios:type` (e.g., `curios:ring`) to link items to slots.
Is it compatible with vanilla enchantments like Mending?
Yes. Items in Curio slots behave like normal inventory items when it comes to enchantments and durability.
Can I disable or hide specific slots?
Yes, slots can be hidden or adjusted in appearance and size using config files or datapacks.
What’s the difference between this and the original Curios mod?
This is a continuation tailored for NeoForge. It provides the same core functionality but ensures compatibility with the latest modding standards.
Download links
- Neoforge Version:download Download file
