Description:
Advancement Tab Sorter lets you rearrange the tabs on the vanilla Advancements screen into whatever order suits you. Once you've set your preferred layout, it persists across sessions. No commands, no config file editing, and no extra setup are needed.
You can bind any keyboard key or mouse button to "Pick Up Advancement Tab":
The new binding will be detected correctly while the Advancements screen is open.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Drag feedback | Yellow highlighted border on the picked-up tab; translucent gold ghost at the cursor |
| Tooltip during drag | Shows the tab's internal resource ID so you always know what you're moving |
| Order persistence | Saved automatically to a config file in your Minecraft config directory; no manual saving needed |
| New tabs | Any tab not yet in your saved order is appended to the end automatically when you open the Advancements screen |
| Supported bind types | Keyboard keys and mouse buttons are both supported for the Pick Up key |
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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.
