Loginar Storage
Few things slow down a Minecraft playthrough like a cluttered inventory. Between mining trips, mob drops, and the endless stream of crafting materials, your chests fill up fast. Loginar Storage tackles that problem head-on by introducing craftable urns, clever upgrades, and a set of specialized container items that slot neatly into vanilla progression while still pulling their weight in heavily modded worlds.
If you are ready to download Loginar Storage, you will find it built for NeoForge on modern versions, with Forge support on some earlier releases. Mod loaders other than those two are not supported, so plan your modpack accordingly. The mod also requires Silent Lib, which must be installed alongside it for everything to function correctly.
Meet the Loginar
Before you can craft a single urn, you need to track down the mod's namesake creature. Loginars are short, squid-like mobs that supposedly hail from a hot blue star far from our own. They are not especially aggressive unless provoked, and they tend to gather deep underground in scattered, seemingly random pockets. Keep an ear out for their distinctive purring sound, which is usually your first warning that a cluster is nearby.
Killing a loginar yields two drops: antennae and tentacles. The antenna is the critical one, serving as a core crafting ingredient and a gate for advancement progression. Tentacles can be cooked and eaten, though eating them raw is ill-advised. For now, loginars exist mainly as a resource and progression gate, with no immediate plans to expand their role.
Loginar Urns: Storage That Travels
Urns are the heart of the mod. Like shulker boxes, they retain their contents when broken and picked up, which makes them ideal for hauling loot across long journeys. They come in multiple sizes, from a tiny 9-slot version up to a roomy 54-slot model. The smallest urns are easier to craft than shulker boxes, while the largest sizes demand considerably more effort to acquire.
Urns can hold most items, with sensible exceptions such as other urns, shulker boxes, and similar container items. Crafting recipes are best viewed through JEI. A Tiny Loginar Urn typically combines a loginar antenna, terracotta, and a gem, and the colors you choose affect the final appearance. Bigger urns are built by upgrading the previous size with additional materials. You can also recolor any urn by crafting it with dyes or gems, and mixing multiple dyes produces custom shades.
Upgrades Worth Crafting
- Backpack - Opens the urn without placing it. Hold it, look away from blocks, and right-click, or use the keybinding (default "I") in newer versions.
- Vacuum - Pulls nearby dropped items toward the urn and inserts them automatically.
- Item Swapper - Press the "Swap Urn Items" key (default "X") to trade your held item with one stored in the urn. Perfect for tools you need occasionally but not constantly.
Applying an upgrade is as simple as crafting the urn together with the upgrade item, so you can retrofit older urns as your needs change. For players who want a frictionless setup, the foxygame.net launcher offers one-click installation of Loginar Storage, handling Silent Lib and loader compatibility automatically so you can jump straight into mining.
Special Container Items
Beyond urns, the mod adds several focused containers. They hold fewer item types than an urn, but each one comes with a unique convenience perk.
- Gem Bag - Stores gems and picks them up automatically.
- Flower Basket - Stores flowers and collects them as you walk.
- Ore Crate - Holds raw ores, ore blocks, and coal, auto-collecting them on pickup.
- Seed Bag - Stores seeds and can plant them directly.
- Lunch Box - Holds edible items; use it to eat the first food inside, or sneak-use to open the inventory.
- Potion Pouch - Stores regular, splash, and lingering potions; use it to drink or throw the first one, or sneak-use to open it. A short cooldown prevents accidental throws.
Each auto-collecting container can be configured with an item tag, so you decide exactly what it accepts. That flexibility makes them useful even when other storage mods are present.
How to Install Loginar Storage for Minecraft
Getting started is straightforward. First, confirm you are running a supported Minecraft version with NeoForge (or Forge on older builds) installed. Next, place both Silent Lib and the Loginar Storage jar file into your mods folder. Launch the game once to generate config files, then verify the mod appears in your mod list. From there, head underground, find a loginar, and start crafting. If you run into bugs, report them through the official issue tracker rather than the Discord server, and use the dedicated channel for general questions.
Final Thoughts
Loginar Storage for Minecraft strikes a rare balance: it feels like a natural extension of vanilla storage without ignoring the realities of modded play. The urns scale with your progress, the upgrades solve genuine annoyances, and the specialized containers quietly streamline everyday chores. Whether you are a builder drowning in blocks or an adventurer hauling loot home, this mod earns its place in your load order.