Hopper The Hedgehog
This mod fundamentally changes the operation of hoppers, dispensers, and droppers in Minecraft, providing complete control over item transfer speed and volume.
Main Features
The mod allows for significantly faster item transfer through hoppers and increases the number of items moved at once - up to a full stack (64 items). For dispensers and droppers, there's an added setting for the quantity of items dispensed, which is particularly useful when working with large resource volumes.
Compatibility and Requirements
For versions 1.20 and above
- Requires Fabric API
- Needs oωo (owo-lib) library
- Mod Menu for convenient configuration editing
For versions 1.19.4 and below
- Requires Fabric API
- Needs CompleteConfig
- For configuration screen: Mod Menu + Cloth Config
Usage Recommendations
Automatic Sorters
For stable operation of automatic sorting systems, it's recommended to use:
- Item transfer speed: 4
- Item quantity: from 1 to 5
These settings ensure synchronization with redstone pulses and prevent filter malfunctions. Dispensers and droppers can be configured without restrictions.
Visualization of hopper skipping at different transfer speeds
Lithium Users
When used together with Lithium, issues may occur with item quantity settings. To resolve this, disable hopper fixes by adding mixin.block.hopper=false to the lithium.properties file.
Configuration Commands
All mod parameters can be adjusted via commands:
/hopperhedgehog HopperFunctions [true/false]- enable/disable hopper functions/hopperhedgehog DispenseFunctions [true/false]- control dispensers/hopperhedgehog DispenseAmount [1-64]- item quantity for dispensers/hopperhedgehog TransferAmount in [1-64]- incoming item quantity/hopperhedgehog TransferAmount out [1-64]- outgoing item quantity/hopperhedgehog TransferSpeed [1-16]- transfer speed
Important Warnings
Using Transfer Amount values above 1 may disrupt the operation of many systems, particularly automatic sorters. It's recommended to test settings in controlled conditions before implementing them in main systems.