Give me more
Few things break the rhythm of a big build faster than a stack of blocks running dry or a pickaxe snapping mid-swing. Give me more is a configurable client-side add-on that solves both problems quietly in the background, pulling a matching item from your inventory the moment your current stack empties or your tool gives out. You keep building, mining, and placing without ever opening your inventory to shuffle items around.
Because it runs entirely on the client, Give me more for Minecraft works on servers without requiring anything from the server owner. That makes it a natural fit for survival multiplayer, creative plotting, and long mining sessions where stopping to reorganize is the last thing you want to do.
What Give me more Actually Does
The core idea is simple: when a stack in your hotbar hits zero, or the tool you are holding breaks, the add-on scans your inventory for a replacement. Instead of grabbing a random item, it looks for blocks that share the same tag or are functionally identical, so your refill matches what you were just using. The same logic powers the improved Block Pick feature, which mirrors the refill algorithm and lets you pick similar blocks rather than only exact matches.
Supported Versions and Loaders
The add-on is built for the Fabric loader and targets modern Minecraft releases, including the 1.20.1 line and newer updates where the improved Block Pick behavior was introduced. If you play on an older profile, check the project page for the exact build that matches your game version before you install anything. Running a mismatched build is the most common reason features appear to be missing after launch.
Improved Block Pick
Starting in 1.20.1, Block Pick uses the same matching algorithm as the refill system. This means you can ignore specific tags or pick visually similar blocks, which is a huge quality-of-life upgrade for builders who work with large families of related blocks like stone variants, terracotta, or wood types.
Tool Tier Switching
When your last diamond pickaxe breaks and none of the same tier remain, the add-on can step down to the next available tier instead of leaving you empty-handed. Enable "Use Different Tiers" in the config menu to keep mining without interruption.
Configuring the In-Game Menu
Everything is controlled through a clean in-game menu, so you never have to edit files by hand. The main toggles include:
- Show Left Items Count — displays how many of an item remain in your inventory when a slot refills.
- Use Improved Block Pick — applies the refill algorithm to block picking for smarter selections.
- Show Used Tag — reveals which tag was matched, useful when combined with the tag search option.
- Use Different Tiers — allows tier switching when your preferred tool level runs out.
- Tag List — a blacklist of tags to ignore during tag-based searches.
The tag list deserves special attention. Some tags make no sense for building, and the classic example is "piglin_loved" — you do not want your refill logic treating gold ingots as a valid replacement for stone. Adding such tags to the ignore list keeps your hotbar sensible. Just remember the quoting rule when entering tags manually, since a missing quote will cause the entry to be skipped.
If you would rather skip manual setup entirely, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install path that drops Give me more straight into a compatible profile, and its add-on catalog keeps the build matched to your selected Minecraft version so you are not hunting for the right file.
How to Install Give me more
Getting started takes only a few minutes:
- Install the Fabric loader for your chosen Minecraft version.
- Place the Fabric API in your mods folder, since the add-on depends on it.
- Download Give me more from the official project page and drop the file into the same mods folder.
- Launch the game and confirm the add-on appears in your mod list.
- Open the config menu in-game to tune refill behavior to your playstyle.
If the menu does not appear, double-check that Fabric API is present and that your game version matches the build you downloaded. Conflicts are rare because the add-on is client-side, but outdated dependencies are a frequent culprit.
Final Thoughts
Give me more is one of those quality-of-life add-ons that you notice most when it is gone. It removes the small interruptions that add up over a long session, whether you are laying thousands of blocks or grinding through a deep cave. Pair it with a mining-focused companion add-on and you have a setup that keeps you moving instead of menu-diving. Install it once, tune the tags, and get back to building.