Loot All
Minecraft is a game of exploration, but let's be honest: looting is a chore. You find a sprawling dungeon or a bustling village, and suddenly you're spending ten minutes clicking through chest after chest, hopper after barrel. It breaks the flow of adventure and turns discovery into data entry. Loot All is the definitive solution, a must-have quality-of-life mod that transforms this tedious task into a single, satisfying button press.
What is Loot All for Minecraft?
Loot All is a powerful utility mod designed to streamline your looting experience. Instead of manually opening each container, you simply press a keybind (the default is the - key) and all nearby lootable containers within a configurable radius are instantly emptied. Your inventory gets filled, and your time is freed up for what actually matters: building, fighting, and exploring.
This isn't just a simple "collect all" button. The mod is packed with features that make it an indispensable tool for both casual players and hardcore tech modpack enthusiasts. It supports looting chests, barrels, minecarts with loot tables, and any other container that uses a loot table, all within a radius you can configure (default is 20 blocks).
Key Features and Benefits
The core functionality is impressive, but Loot All truly shines in its depth. It's not just about grabbing items; it's about intelligent item management.
One-Button Looting
With a single press of the default - key, you can loot all nearby containers. The mod provides clear on-screen feedback, showing you exactly how many items you collected and how many containers were looted. No more guessing if you missed a chest behind a pillar.
Loot Transfer: The Game Changer
This is where Loot All elevates itself from a convenience mod to a logistical powerhouse. You can bind any storage block or item in your inventory as a "transfer target" by looking at it and pressing the = key. From that moment on, all loot you collect is routed directly into that storage system.
- Universal Compatibility: Bind a chest, a drawer, a backpack, or even a wireless grid. If it uses a standard inventory, it works.
- Dimensional Reach: The transfer works across any distance and even between dimensions (this is configurable).
- No Item Loss: Items are never voided. If your target storage is full, the overflow goes to your inventory, and then to the ground if your inventory is full too.
- Clear Feedback: HUD text tells you exactly where your loot went, such as "Transferred to [Storage Name]".
Auto-Loot Mode
For the truly hands-free experience, Loot All features an auto-loot mode. You can set a timer, and the mod will automatically clear nearby containers on that interval. This is perfect for mob farms or AFK sessions where you want to passively collect drops without lifting a finger.
Advanced Item Filters
Don't want to pick up 64 stacks of dirt or a bunch of unenchanted iron swords? Loot All has you covered with a comprehensive filtering system. These filters apply to everything you loot.
- Skip List: Define specific items, item tags, or entire mods to ignore. You can use syntax like
minecraft:stickfor a single item,#minecraft:stairsfor a tag, or@alexsmobsfor an entire mod. - Blacklist/Whitelist Modes: Choose to loot everything except your skip list (blacklist), or only loot the items on your skip list (whitelist).
- Smart Skips: Toggle options to skip all armor and tools, skip non-stackable items, or skip unenchanted gear.
- Rarity Filters: Filter by rarity tier, choosing to only loot specific rarities or skip them entirely.
Mod Support and Integration
Loot All is designed to work seamlessly with the wider modding ecosystem. While it works with any standard inventory block, it also has dedicated, deep support for some of the most popular storage mods in the game. This ensures that your loot transfer works flawlessly with complex systems like Applied Energistics 2 ME Networks, Refined Storage, Mekanism QIO systems, Tom's Simple Storage, and even ProjectE's EMC system. For those using the Game Stages mod, you can even gate Loot All's abilities behind specific progression milestones.
Compatibility and Installation
Loot All for Minecraft is available for a wide range of versions, ensuring you can enjoy its benefits whether you're on a modern release or an older, modded favorite. It is built on the Fabric mod loader, which is known for its speed and lightweight performance.
If you're looking for a hassle-free way to get started, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for Loot All, automatically handling version compatibility and dependencies so you can jump straight into the game. Its built-in add-on catalog makes managing your mods simple, and you'll always have the latest updates at your fingertips.
How to Install Loot All
Installing Loot All is a straightforward process. First, ensure you have the correct version of Fabric Loader and Fabric API installed for your Minecraft version. Then, simply download Loot All from a trusted mod repository like CurseForge or Modrinth and place the downloaded .jar file into your mods folder. It's that simple. For those who prefer a more automated approach, using a launcher with a mod catalog can simplify the process even further, letting you download Loot All and its dependencies with a single click.
Conclusion: Is Loot All Worth It?
Absolutely. Loot All is one of those mods that, once you use it, you'll wonder how you ever played without it. It eliminates a significant amount of busywork, integrates beautifully with major tech mods, and offers a level of control over your loot that is unmatched. Whether you're a casual builder or a deep-tech expert, Loot All is an essential addition to your Minecraft modpack. Stop clicking, start playing, and let Loot All do the heavy lifting for you.