Tool Kit Mod (1.21.8, 1.20.1) – Minecraft Structure Block Expansion Utility

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The Tool Kit Mod (1.21.8, 1.20.1) is a lightweight yet powerful enhancement tool for builders, map makers, and technical players who use structure blocks. Designed to overcome the limitations of vanilla structure block mechanics, this mod significantly increases size boundaries and provides greater control for handling large-scale structures. Whether you’re creating massive adventure maps or exporting large builds, Tool Kit gives you the flexibility to work beyond Minecraft’s built-in restrictions.

Compatible with Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, the mod is an essential utility for advanced creators.

Tool Kit Mod

Features:

  • Expanded Structure Block Size Limit:
    • Increases the maximum structure size from the vanilla limit of 32 blocks to 512 blocks, allowing you to save and load far larger builds.
  • Larger Bounding Box Limit:
    • Extends the structure block’s bounding box from 64 blocks to 128 blocks, making it easier to capture massive creations without needing multiple structure blocks.
  • Core Utility Focus:
    • The mod does not introduce new blocks or GUIs it simply enhances the existing structure block functionality.
    • Useful in both creative singleplayer and server-based world editing scenarios.
  • Compatible with World Edit and Map Tools:
    • Can be used alongside tools like WorldEdit, Litematica, or Schematica to streamline your workflow.
Tool Kit Mod Commands

/tk devenv <boolean>
true: Sets GameRules “doDaylightCycle”, “doMobSpawning” and “doWeatherCycle” to false. Sets time to 6000 and weather to clear.
false: Reverts GameRules back to true.

/tk hand <string>
No argument: Prints registry name + NBT of held item/block in chat and copies it to clipboard.
nocopy: Prints registry name + NBT of held item without copying to clipboard.

/tk hotbar
Copies registry name + NBT of all items/blocks in the hotbar to clipboard.

/tk inventory
Copies registry name + NBT of all items/blocks in the inventory to clipboard.

/tk oredist <dimension> <int>
Counts ores in a radius of (16×16 × int) around the player in the specified dimension and prints counts and percentages of each ore found.

/tk clear <int>
Removes all vanilla blocks that aren’t ores in a radius of (16×16 × int) around the player.

/tk structure_clean <string>
Removes all air blocks in the specified structure file.

/tk killAll
Removes/kills all entities.

/tk killAllAnimals
Kills all animals.

/tk killAllExpOrbs
Kills all experience orbs.

/tk killAllMonsters
Kills all monsters.

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Requires:

Minecraft Forge or Fabric API or Quilt Loader or NeoForge Installer

How to install:

How To Download & Install Mods with Minecraft Forge

How To Download & Install Fabric Mods

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Why use Tool Kit Mod?

If you’re a builder or map maker, the default structure block limits can feel restrictive, especially when handling large-scale builds. Tool Kit Mod removes that ceiling, empowering you to work with bigger blueprints, smoother export/import processes, and broader structure placement. It’s a simple yet indispensable mod for any creator pushing Minecraft’s limits.

FAQs

Does this mod add new items or blocks?

No. It only enhances the existing vanilla structure block behavior without introducing any new content.

Will this affect previously saved structures?

No. Existing saved structures will remain unchanged. The mod only affects what you can define going forward.

Is this mod safe for use in creative servers?

Yes. It’s designed for creative use cases and works well in world-editing environments.

Do I need cheats enabled to use this mod?

Yes, since structure blocks and related commands typically require operator-level permissions.

Can this mod break world performance?

Large structure operations may affect performance, but the mod itself is lightweight and doesn’t introduce any lag on its own.

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