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LootLight

by alatic. · on Modrinth

Client-side loot beams for dropped items. Custom gradients, animations, and bundling. Use /beam to style beams.

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LootLight By ALATIC

Dropped items are easy to miss, especially in caves or after a messy fight. LootLight adds a light beam above ground loot so you can actually spot it.

Client-side only — install it on your game, no server mod needed.

Not ESP / cheat stuff

This is not player ESP, x-ray, or anything that reveals hidden players or blocks. It only highlights dropped item entities — the same loot piles you'd see if you walked over and looked down. Nothing is shown through walls that isn't already a normal client-side entity.

Because of that, it's allowed on most Minecraft servers that permit cosmetic or QoL client mods (Hypixel-style "no cheats" rules still apply to actual cheat mods — this isn't one of those). When in doubt, check the server's mod policy. It doesn't give you info other players don't have access to; it just makes ground loot easier to notice.

What it does

If you drop a bunch of the same item in one spot, nearby stacks get bundled into one beam instead of ten identical ones sitting on top of each other.

Beams also stop at ceilings instead of clipping straight through the roof.

Customisation

Use /beam to open the gradient picker, or run /beam <name> to switch quickly.

Everything else lives in .minecraft/config/lootlight.json — beam height, colours, render distance, bundling, filters, that kind of thing.

Keybinds (change them in Controls):

Mod Menu and Cloth Config are supported if you have them installed, but the mod works fine without either.

Notes

If something looks off or tanks your FPS with a huge item farm, tweak maxBeamsPerFrame and maxRenderDistance in the config.

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.

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