Unified Inventory
Replaces the default inventory and adds a number of features, such as a crafting guide
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3D Armor
stuVisible player armor & wielded items.
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SkinsDB
bell07Custom player skins manager with support for 1.0 and 1.8er skins and inventory skins selector
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WorldEdit
sfan5In-game world editor. Use it to repair griefing, or just create awesome buildings in seconds.
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Technic
RealBadAngelExtensive machinery mod with electricity and ores.
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Edit Skin
Johannes FritzAdvanced player skin customization
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X Bows
SaKeLAdds bow and arrows with API.
It’s very dated
While the mod works in genral and all the features are available as described, it’s just oooold.
You see that it was started 10 years ago. The look and feel is just clumsy. The default inventory was improved a lot since then and has a robust search and an own crafting guide. Also, the (now) common sfinv makes a lot of Uinified Inventory’s features redundant because mods added tabs to the default inventory for their functionality.
If you want to use a modern replacement for Unified Inventory maybe check out i3. Or simply stick with the default inventory that got improved since Unified Inventory was created.
This is the best inventory management
It has home. Time. Management functions Good
Unified Inventory + Unified Inventory Plus
Nice
This is a nice mod, I don't have anything against the gui, it looks good for my part.
I think it become a bit out-dated maybe ? But most servers are using it. Maybe it will be slowly replaced by I3 mods which it has modern gui ?
I recommend this mod, but to each his own.
Bulky, slow, and a little dated
A year or so ago I might use this because it was the only inventory mod with certain features, but now I'm seeing much faster and better looking alternatives popping up
Used to be good
this mod used to be great, but with the addition of categorys it makes the UI look even more terrible, not to mention it could have just used search filters based on minetest group system. This mod now uses formspec v4 which requires the server and the client to run 5.4.x or greater, not even keeping compat for latest+one version behind. this would be understandable perhaps if it used new features like model[] which i3 does, but alas it does not
Useful but Ugly
It has all the important features and handles compatibility really well, but it's hella ugly to look at. I always use my own reskin. Other than the appearance I'd say performance is the only big issue, but overall it's the best inventory mod.
Feature rich
Things I Like
Has a good developer API for adding custom features. I used it to add a custom inventory screen for warps.
unified_inventory_plus, a separate mod which extends this one, is super useful mod that adds extra buttons to automatically arrange items in the crafting menu, and a button which automatically crafts copies of all possible items. Saves a lot of finger clicking. It's not on contentdb, it's only on github.
Search problems
Must have mod. But need to optimize search algorithms, cause becomes unusable when unable to find some elements at all
Very comprehensive
Provides robust searching, slots for many other GUI addons, and lots of quality of life features over the stock inventory/crafting GUI. My default these days.
Great for creative builders
I rather like buiding stuff in creative in Minetest, and this mod is the perfect companion. With a large block pallette screen to the right, it makes it much easier to browse for blocks than with the default interface.
My only issue with it is that I can't shift-click things into the bin by default, but that's a really minor complaint.
Good system, I like the look
Never had a problem with unified inventory and it has good support among other mods, such as terumet...
I prefer this over i3
the ability to search mod names and groups in the search bar and with give privilege you get buttons to give items from the craft guide very useful to me and from my experience those things cannot be done in i3
nice
really nice and useful
Ugly and bloated
I find unified_inventory unpleasant to look at, it's also bloated and has a bad API design.
That doesn't mean it's not useful, but the functionality can be replaced by other mods which will run better.
I recommend using the following mods:
My go-to inventory in Minetest
I like this inventory as it is a swiss army knife inventory that has everything you would need, with a broad mod support.
I would, however, allow some sections to be accessed separatedly, as well as allow for a better experience in mobile phones, i.e., be more wide than tall, and potentially use less vertical space parhaps. Text for bags, and the bottom icons are very small on my phone screen.
I use this as the default inventory on my server, as it has the best support overall.
The Best.-
I think it is the best inventory in the game if we add Unified Inventory Plus, the backpack system is the best, although there should be a small section to select by Mods.
More flexibility than i3
The way unified_inventory does things makes it a joy to work with for developers, while more modern inventories like i3 are flashy, but do not support as much and are harder to work with. Registerable buttons and fairly easy configuration make this mod very flexible, and add-ons like Unified Inventory Plus make crafting a charm.
As for criticism, Unified Inventory desperately needs a better sorting system, although VanessaE's newest one is pretty good - but it needs a bit larger support. A more modern look might also help a lot. Also, UI does not come with a good skins mod out of the box, you need to install something like u_skins to get a nice selection of skins.
Outdated..
outdated mod, basicly what others mentioned.. i'd recommend i3 inventory if you want too many features and inventory plus if you want a simple inventory with the needed features only.. 2 years ago i'd recommend this mod and say it is the best inventory mod but.. yeah
NICE
I have always used this inventory, for my server I modify it a bit: 1 in esthetics dedicated to the server 2 (very important also for this original and I recommend you modify it too) lower the arrows or the slot of the additional mods, if there are many mods that use buttons like in my case, the arrows overlap the buttons (see photo)
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otherwise excellent as always the addition of item selection I would add a page with the list of installed mods and not only divided by item as an example
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