Tiered Bundles Mod / Addon

Tiered Bundles Addon bags for your inventory, craft from the simplest and cheapest to the most expensive and capacious. Your inventory is packed with ore, spare tools, food, and the random loot you swore you’d sort later. Tiered Bundles gives you six craftable storage options for Minecraft Bedrock—and filling one can earn you a useful effect.

The bundles range from Wooden to Ender, with each tier offering more room than the one before it. A Wooden Bundle holds four stacks and grants Water Breathing when completely full, making it an interesting companion for an underwater trip. The Stone Bundle has eight slots and provides Haste II when filled and carried, which can come in handy when you’ve got a lot of mining ahead. Move up to the Iron Bundle for storage for 16 stacks and Resistance II at full capacity. The effects give you a reason to think about what you’re packing before you leave home: a bundle full of supplies can help you carry more while also providing a bonus suited to your plans.



The higher tiers offer even more space. A Diamond Bundle has 27 slots and gives Speed II when full, a welcome boost for traveling around your world. The Netherite Bundle holds up to 36 stacks and grants Fire Resistance when packed, while the Ender Bundle has 54 slots and provides Regeneration II. That’s a lot of room for the loot from a long expedition. You could take a Diamond Bundle on a journey across the Overworld or bring a full Netherite Bundle when you’re preparing to visit the Nether. Just remember that the bonus depends on the bundle being full; pulling supplies out during a trip can affect whether the perk is active. Keep an eye on what you’re carrying, especially if you’re relying on an effect in a dangerous place.

Managing the contents happens through the bundle’s menu. Open it to put items away or take them out individually, or use Store All and Take All when you want to move everything at once. That’s useful after a mining session when your inventory is a mess of ore, stone, and supplies, or when you get home and want to unload before heading back out. The bundles also have different name colors based on rarity: Wooden is common, Stone and Iron are uncommon, Diamond is rare, and Netherite and Ender are epic. It’s an easy visual cue when you have more than one in your inventory and need to pick the right one.

Tiered Bundles is a nice fit for survival players who like long trips but hate choosing which loot to leave behind. Pack a bundle for the job you’re doing, fill it to activate its effect, and head out with more room for whatever you find. A bigger storage option won’t make your inventory organize itself, but it can give you a much better shot at bringing that cave haul home in one trip.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!