Everything's Multi-Tool: One Tool for Every Job in Minecraft

Everything's Multi-Tool

Picture this: you are deep in a cave system, your inventory is bursting at the seams, and you just realized you left your sword back at base. Sound familiar? For years, Minecraft players have wrestled with the eternal struggle of carrying four separate tools just to handle the basics. Mining, chopping, digging, and fighting each demand their own dedicated item, which eats up precious hotbar space and forces constant inventory management. The Everything's Multi-Tool add-on puts an end to that juggling act once and for all.

What Is Everything's Multi-Tool?

Everything's Multi-Tool is a clever mod that condenses the functionality of a Sword, Pickaxe, Axe, and Shovel into a single, unified tool. Instead of cycling through four different items, you carry one that handles every task. The add-on covers all six vanilla material tiers: Wood, Stone, Gold, Iron, Diamond, and Netherite. Each tier maintains its expected stats, but with a significant twist: the durability is multiplied by five, effectively replacing the combined durability of the four separate tools you would normally carry.

Performance That Feels Better

The tool does not just save space; it also improves your workflow. Every Everything's Multi-Tool has a +0.35 mining speed boost over its vanilla counterpart. That might not sound like much, but over a long mining session, it adds up to real time saved. The tool also mines every block that is normally breakable with a Pickaxe, Axe, or Shovel, so you never have to switch items mid-task. Combat is fully covered too, including the sweeping attack animation that swords are known for.

Key Features and Stats Breakdown

The add-on is built with both convenience and power in mind. Here is a quick look at what each tier offers:

• Wood: 4.0 attack damage, 1.6 attack speed, 295 durability, 2.35 mining speed
• Stone: 5.0 attack damage, 1.6 attack speed, 655 durability, 4.35 mining speed
• Gold: 4.0 attack damage, 1.6 attack speed, 160 durability, 12.35 mining speed
• Iron: 6.0 attack damage, 1.6 attack speed, 1,250 durability, 6.35 mining speed
• Diamond: 7.0 attack damage, 1.6 attack speed, 7,810 durability, 8.35 mining speed
• Netherite: 8.0 attack damage, 1.6 attack speed, 10,155 durability, 9.35 mining speed

Enchantment Support

Because the tool acts as both a weapon and a utility item, it supports a wide range of enchantments. You can apply weapon enchantments like Sharpness, Smite, Fire Aspect, Knockback, Looting, and Sweeping Edge. On the tool side, Efficiency, Fortune, Silk Touch, Unbreaking, and Mending all work as expected. This flexibility means you can build a single, hyper-optimized tool that suits your personal playstyle.

Getting Started: The Everythingpedia

When you start a new world with the mod installed, you receive a Wooden Everything's Multi-Tool and a guide book called the Everythingpedia. This book is a lifesaver. It walks you through the tool overview, crafting recipes, configuration options, and gameplay tips. It even covers the crafting difficulty settings, so you can tailor the experience to your liking.

Crafting Recipes and Difficulty Modes

The default recipe is straightforward: place your tier material on top, leather in the middle, and a stick at the bottom. This is the "easy" mode, and it works for every tier. If you prefer a challenge, you can switch to "harsh" mode by editing the configuration file at config/e_multitool.json. In harsh mode, you still use a stick for the Wood tier, but Stone through Netherite require an Iron Ingot in the bottom slot. Simply change the craftingDifficulty value from "easy" to "harsh" to apply the change.

Supported Versions and Loaders

Everything's Multi-Tool is available for both Forge and Fabric, giving you flexibility regardless of your preferred mod loader. The mod is designed for modern Minecraft versions, so be sure to check the specific file listing to match the version you are running. Whether you are on the latest release or a slightly older build, the add-on aims to keep compatibility broad.

How to Install Everything's Multi-Tool

Installing the add-on is a simple process. First, ensure you have the correct loader installed, either Forge or Fabric, matching the Minecraft version you play. Next, download Everything's Multi-Tool for Minecraft from a trusted source and place the downloaded .jar file into your mods folder. Launch the game, and you should see the mod load without issues. If you run into any problems, double-check that your loader version and Minecraft version match the requirements listed on the mod page.

Using the Foxygame.net Launcher for a Smoother Setup

If you want to skip the manual file placement, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for Everything's Multi-Tool, pulling the correct version and dependencies automatically. The launcher also maintains a curated add-on catalog, so you can browse and install mods without leaving the application. Its auto-update feature ensures that your installed mods stay in sync with new releases, and the built-in version compatibility checks save you from the headache of mismatched loader versions. It is a handy option for players who prefer a streamlined approach to mod management.

Why You Should Make the Switch

The biggest win here is hotbar space. By replacing four tools with one, you free up three slots for food, torches, or loot. That extra breathing room changes how you approach exploration and mining. You will also notice the durability benefit immediately. With five times the durability of a standard tool, you can go on much longer expeditions before needing to repair or craft replacements. The faster mining speed is the cherry on top, making your day-to-day resource gathering feel snappier.

Planned Features and Community Input

The mod is still actively developed. The author, crimsondreamz, has plans for custom enchantments and additional configuration options down the line. There is also an open call for a 3D modeler to create unique visuals for the tool. If you have ideas or feedback, the community is encouraged to share them. This is a project that grows with its player base, so your input genuinely matters.

Final Thoughts

Everything's Multi-Tool delivers exactly what it promises: one tool for every job. It is practical, well-balanced, and thoughtfully designed to reduce friction without breaking the game's core loop. Whether you are a builder who hates switching tools or a miner who wants maximum efficiency, this add-on is worth a spot in your mod list. Give it a try, and reclaim your hotbar for the things that really matter.