XXL Enderchest: Expand Your Ender Chest Storage in Minecraft
Every Minecraft player knows the struggle: you finally get your hands on an ender chest, only to realize it holds a mere 27 slots. That is three rows of space for all your valuable gear, and it fills up fast. The XXL Enderchest add-on solves this problem by expanding your ender chest from the vanilla three rows to as many as six rows, giving you up to 54 slots of secure storage. Whether you run a busy multiplayer server or just want more room in your single-player world, this mod delivers a flexible, server-friendly solution.
What Is XXL Enderchest?
XXL Enderchest is a Fabric mod designed to grow your ender chest without breaking vanilla behavior. The internal container always stays at 54 slots, so your data is never thrown away. What players can actually open depends on the active mode configured by the server owner or the player. This design means you can safely adjust access levels at any time without risking lost items.
The mod supports modern Minecraft versions through the Fabric loader, and it works both on dedicated servers and in single-player worlds. If you are looking to download XXL Enderchest, you will find it packaged for Fabric, making it a lightweight addition to any modded setup.
Core Features
- Vanilla access is always preserved: every player can open a standard three-row ender chest.
- Fixed config mode for simple servers or single-player worlds.
- Optional LuckPerms mode for per-group row upgrades.
- Optional Mod Menu and Cloth Config integration for an in-game config screen.
- Optional /enderchest command that opens the player's own ender chest.
- Automatic fallback to config mode if LuckPerms is enabled but not installed.
- Hidden rows keep their items stored safely; lowering access never deletes inventory contents.
How XXL Enderchest Works
The mod keeps the internal ender chest container at 54 slots at all times. What players can open depends on the active mode:
- enabled=false: vanilla behavior only, three rows.
- enabled=true and useLuckPerms=false: everyone gets the configured rows value.
- enabled=true and useLuckPerms=true with LuckPerms installed: everyone keeps vanilla three rows by default, and permissions upgrade that to four, five, or six rows.
- enabled=true and useLuckPerms=true without LuckPerms installed: automatic fallback to the configured rows.
- commandEnabled=true: players can use /enderchest; in LuckPerms mode they also need the command permission node.
If you manage a server and want a smoother way to roll out add-ons like this, the foxygame.net launcher offers a curated catalog where XXL Enderchest sits alongside other server-friendly mods, complete with version compatibility checks and one-click installation for supported setups.
Configuration and Setup
The config file lives at config/xxlenderchest.json and looks like this:
- "enabled": true
- "useLuckPerms": false
- "rows": 6
- "commandEnabled": false
After editing the config, run /xxlenderchest reload to apply your changes. If you install Mod Menu and Cloth Config API on the client, XXL Enderchest exposes a full config screen right in-game, so you can tweak settings without touching a text file.
LuckPerms Permissions
There is intentionally no "use" permission, because every player must always be able to open a vanilla three-row ender chest. If LuckPerms mode is active, these nodes can increase the available rows:
- xxlenderchest.rows.4
- xxlenderchest.rows.5
- xxlenderchest.rows.6
- xxlenderchest.command.enderchest for /enderchest when commandEnabled=true
The highest granted row wins. A quick start example: default users get four rows, moderators get five, and VIPs get six. You can also grant a single player full six-row access or enable the command for one individual.
How to Install XXL Enderchest for Minecraft
Learning how to install this mod is straightforward. First, make sure Fabric is set up for your Minecraft version. Next, drop the mod file into your mods folder. If you plan to use LuckPerms mode, install LuckPerms on your server as well. Then edit the config to match your preferred row limits and reload. Always back up your world before adding or removing any storage mod.
Important Notes
If a player had access to more rows before, the extra items remain stored. They are simply hidden until that player regains enough rows again. Vanilla Minecraft only uses the first 27 ender chest slots, so if you remove XXL Enderchest from an existing world, items stored below the first three rows may no longer be accessible. Make a backup before removing the mod from a world or server.
Final Thoughts
XXL Enderchest for Minecraft strikes a smart balance between generous storage and safe, configurable access. It respects vanilla rules, plays nicely with LuckPerms, and never risks your items when permissions change. For server owners and solo players alike, it is a practical upgrade that turns a cramped 27-slot chest into a spacious 54-slot vault.