Store Your XP in Bottles!

Unlock the ability to safely save and share your hard-earned experience points with the XP Bottles datapack. No more progress loss upon death — keep your valuable XP secure and transfer it to friends through special containers!

How the Storage System Works

This modification allows you to store experience points in different types of containers — capsules, vials, and canisters. Don't worry about losing accumulated experience in dangerous situations — save it for later use yourself or share with other players.

Storage process:

• To store XP, use the command: /trigger xpbottles.store set <XP amount>
• You must have empty glass bottles in your inventory
• The number of required bottles depends on the amount of stored XP:
  • 1 bottle — up to 40 XP
  • 2 bottles — from 40 to 100 XP
  • 3 bottles — more than 100 XP

The system automatically selects the appropriate container type (XP Capsule, XP Vial, or XP Canister) depending on the amount of stored experience.

Simple Retrieval

To get your stored experience points back, simply right-click while holding the XP container in your hand. You instantly receive all stored experience, and the used glass bottles are returned to you.

Key Features

• Reliable storage: Avoid XP loss upon death by keeping it in reusable containers
• Different capacities: Various container types allow storing XP in the amounts you need
• Easy exchange: Transfer stored XP to other players by simply giving them the containers
• User-friendly: Minimal command interaction and intuitive mechanics

XP Bottles will become an essential addition for any Minecraft player — both for building up experience reserves and for cooperative play with friends!

Uninstalling the Datapack

If you decide to remove the modification, do the following:

1. Open chat
2. Enter the uninstall command and press Enter:

   /function xpbottles:uninstall

3. You can now safely remove the files from the datapacks folder

Additional Information

• Compatible with all other datapacks following standard conventions
• Developed using JMC