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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.5–1.21.11
1.21.1
1.20.1
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Published last year
Unstackable items are now weighted in a bundle as 1/4 of a full stack, or like 16 items.
There are also four new tags that can be used to further manipulate bundle interaction:
- The
bundled:cannot_nesttag can be used to prevent an item from being inserted into a bundle. - The
bundled:max_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh a full stack in a bundle (64). - The
bundled:half_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh 1/2 of a full stack in a bundle (32). - The
bundled:quarter_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh 1/4 of a full stack in a bundle (16). - The
bundled:eighth_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh 1/8 of a full stack in a bundle (8). - The
bundled:sixteenth_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh 1/16 of a full stack in a bundle (4). - The
bundled:thirtysecond_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh 1/32 of a full stack in a bundle (2). - The
bundled:sixtyfourth_weighttag can be used to make an item weigh 1/64 of a full stack in a bundle (1).
Empty bundles can be inserted into other bundles, but they cannot be inserted if they have items inside of them.
On versions older than 1.21.5:
The bundle is featured in the creative menu, under the tools item group.
Bundles have a recipe, taking 6 leather and 2 string to craft.
- This recipe can be disabled or replaced by two different recipes via built-in datapacks: the original bundle recipe with rabbit hide or the cheaper bundle recipe from 1.21.2+.


