Description:
The Vacuum Hauler Cart adds a single powerful item — the Fillable Minecart — designed for bulk item transport and hands-free collection along rail networks. It holds a full double-chest of inventory (54 slots), automatically hoovers up dropped items within ~1.75 blocks, and visually shows you what it's carrying by growing a pile of recognizable item models right in the cart bed.
| Thing | Description |
|---|---|
| Fillable Minecart | Placeable on rails; 54-slot sealed storage; auto-vacuums dropped items |
| Packed Minecart Cargo | Visual stage 1 — lightly loaded pile |
| Heavy Minecart Cargo | Visual stage 2 — noticeably fuller pile |
| Overloaded Minecart Cargo | Visual stage 3 — heaping, irregular mound |
The cart is found in the Redstone creative tab.
Hold the Fillable Minecart and right-click any rail block. The cart will appear on the track ready to go.
The cart continuously scans for dropped item entities within roughly 1.75 blocks every few ticks — whether it is moving or stationary. Collected items are stored in its 54 internal slots. Once all slots are full, it stops collecting until space is freed.
If the cart is destroyed (killed), it automatically drops all of its stored contents so nothing is lost.
Craft the Fillable Minecart at a crafting table:
Ingredients: 1 Iron Ingot, 2 Hoppers, 1 Chest, 2 Redstone, 1 Minecart.
As the cart's 54 slots fill up, an irregular cargo pile grows in the center of the cart bed. The pile passes through three named stages:
| Stage | Name | Appearance |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Packed Minecart Cargo | Small, low mound |
| 2 | Heavy Minecart Cargo | Larger, swelling pile |
| 3 | Overloaded Minecart Cargo | Tall, heaping mass |
Up to six cargo patches render on the pile, each offset at a unique position and angle. The patches grow in both count and size as the fill ratio increases.
The cargo pile doesn't just grow — it shows the actual textures and models of the items inside. Up to four representative item types from the cart's inventory are sampled and displayed on the pile, so you can glance at a passing cart and see whether it's hauling cobblestone, wheat, ore, or anything else. This visual data is synced to all nearby clients.
All stored items are saved to disk with the world and survive server restarts, chunk unloads, and reloads.
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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.
