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Carry Mechanics

Pick up, carry and place blocks and entities with your bare hands. No items, no tools.

Chests, furnaces, spawners, animals, villagers — grab them with Left Shift + right-click, walk, and put them down anywhere. Heavier things slow you down.

Source: https://github.com/codex-skd/carry-mechanics Issues: https://github.com/codex-skd/carry-mechanics/issues

Versions

Minecraft	Loader	Version
26.2	NeoForge 26.2.0.57	1.1.0
26.1.2	NeoForge 26.1.2.78	1.0.2
26.2	Fabric 0.19.5	1.0.2
1.21.1	NeoForge 21.1.259	1.0.2
1.20.1	Forge	0.0.0-beta.1

At a glance

Dependencies	none
Config options	25+
Tags	6, via datapacks
Scripting	datapack-powered
Blocks or items added	none

Controls

Action	Control
Pick up	Left Shift + right-click
Place	Right-click on any surface
Stack an entity	Right-click a carried entity onto a target

What it does

• Pick up blocks with tile entities — chests, furnaces, spawners, and anything else that holds data — without breaking them.
• Pick up entities — animals, villagers and other mobs.
• Stack carried entities on top of other entities.
• Slowness scales with weight. Heavier objects slow you down more, configurable per type.
• Datapack tags for allow and deny lists, so a pack can decide what is carryable.
• Scripting — datapack-driven scripts with conditions and custom commands.

See Configuration, Tags and Scripts.

Where to start

• Getting Started — install and the controls.
• Carrying — how carrying actually behaves, and what it does to you.
• Commands — including the one that deletes what you are holding.
• Scripts — datapack JSON that runs commands on pickup, carry and place.
• Configuration — the 25+ options.
• Tags — deciding what is carryable, via datapacks.
• Compatibility — loaders, versions, and the Forge outlier.
• Credits and License — read this one: this is a fork, and the licence obligations are specific.

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Carry Mechanics is by Stalking Dragons, licensed LGPL-3.0-or-later. It is a modified fork of Carry On by Tschipp and PurpliciousCow, whose original copyright is retained. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Carry On authors.