HomeJavaModsWhereIsMyStuff?
WhereIsMyStuff?
ModsJava

WhereIsMyStuff?

by lynchest · on Modrinth

A client-side QoL mod that remembers your inventory layout upon death, rendering faded ghost icons in empty slots and automatically restoring recovered…

⬇ Download on Modrinth
WhereIsMyStuff? — screenshot 1WhereIsMyStuff? — screenshot 2

WhereIsMyStuff? Banner

WhereIsMyStuff? (WIMS)

Modrinth Minecraft Fabric

Tired of losing your items upon death and forgetting exactly which slot your enchanted sword, pickaxe, or food were in? WhereIsMyStuff? (WIMS) is the ultimate client-side QoL mod for Minecraft that visually caches your inventory upon death and renders faded ghost icons in empty slots until you recover them.

No more inventory clutter, no more sorting hassle, and no more guessing!


📽️ Preview

WIMS works seamlessly without any configuration. Here is how it behaves in practice:

1. Before Death

Pre-death Inventory

A typical fully loaded inventory with diamond armor, tools, and valuable materials before death.

2. After Death (Ghosting)

Ghost Inventory Icons

Upon respawning, empty slots where items were lost display ghost items covered by a 55% opacity dark dimming overlay, showing you exactly where each item belongs.

3. Partial Recovery

Partial Recovery Sync

Picked up items automatically snap back to their original slots. Ghost indicators remain visible for items you haven't recovered yet (like the helmet, leggings, boots, and axe).


✨ Comparison

Many mods attempt to solve death recovery, but they either change vanilla gameplay too much or require server installation. WIMS is designed to keep vanilla balance while offering pure client-side convenience.

Feature Vanilla Default Gravestone / Corpse Mods /keepInventory true WIMS Icon WIMS (WhereIsMyStuff?)
100% Client-Side Only Yes ❌ No (Requires Server) Yes ⭐ Yes (Works everywhere!)
Vanilla Server Compatible Yes ❌ No Yes ⭐ Yes (Hypixel, Realms, etc.)
Keeps Vanilla Death Challenge Yes Yes ❌ No (No item drop penalty) ⭐ Yes (Items still drop & despawn)
Visually Remembers Item Slots ❌ No ❌ No Yes ⭐ Yes (Dimmed ghost overlay)
Automatic Slot Restoration ❌ No ❌ No Yes ⭐ Yes (Snaps items back)

🚀 Features


🛠️ Mechanics

  1. Death Snapshot: The exact tick you die, WIMS captures a client-side clone of your inventory slots (0-40, main inventory, hotbar, armor, offhand).
  2. Ghosting Stage: Upon respawn, empty slots containing your lost items render their icons covered by an elegant 55% opacity dark vignette overlay with item count labels.
  3. Active Syncing & Swapping: As you pick up items from your death point, WIMS routes them back to their original slots. If a slot is already blocked by a different item, WIMS automatically relocates the blocker to an empty slot to make room for your recovered item!
  4. Automatic Clear: Once the slot meets or exceeds the lost stack count, the ghost state is cleared.

📦 Installation

🎮 Versions

While WIMS is programmatically compatible with the entire range of Minecraft versions, we manually test specific releases to ensure stability and compatibility:

Version Status Compatibility
1.21 Stable ⭐ Verified
1.21.1 - 1.21.3 Dev / Partial 🧪 Partially Tested
1.21.4 Stable ⭐ Verified
1.21.5 - 1.21.7 Dev / Partial 🧪 Partially Tested
1.21.8 - 1.21.11 Stable ⭐ Verified

🚀 Setup

  1. Make sure you are running a supported Minecraft version from the list above.
  2. Install Fabric Loader (0.16.9 or newer).
  3. Download and place the Fabric API jar in your mods folder.
  4. Drop the whereismystuff-1.0.0.jar into your mods folder and enjoy!

🏷️ Tags


📄 License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0). Feel free to use it in any modpack, fork it, or reference it in your own mods, as long as any modifications and derived works remain open-source under the same GPL-3.0 license!

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

Verified by MCModsHub

These come from our own check of the pack file, not from the source page.

Explore more