Inventory tweaks

Mob-to-egg, anvil text colors, auto-unload, mob-stat displays, and other inventory-side helpers.

A grab-bag of inventory and item tweaks that don't fit in the bigger pages.

Mob to egg

Catch a passive mob into a spawn egg for relocation.

Approach the mob you want to relocate. Use the catch action (specific keybind / command in-game). The mob disappears; you get a spawn egg in your inventory.

Use cases:

Relocate a villager to a better trading station
Move a horse, cat, or dog to a different base
Save a special mob (a pet, a horse with great stats) for safe relocation
Build a controlled animal farm by collecting and placing exact spawn eggs

Limitations:

Only works on passive mobs (animals, villagers, traders) — hostile mobs are not catchable
Some mob states aren't preserved perfectly (a pregnant cow may not stay pregnant after relocation)
Spawn eggs respect vanilla naming if the mob had one

Anvil text colors

Vanilla anvils accept basic colors via & codes (&a, &c, etc.) for some tools. Sunday Market's anvil tweak adds:

Full hex colors — &#f90202 (the brand red), any RGB value
Combined formatting — bold + italic + color all on the same item name
Bedrock support — same colors render on Bedrock

Useful for:

Naming your enchanted gear with brand-colored names
Setting custom text on signs you're crafting
Marking traded items with colored "Property of [name]" labels

Auto-unload to chests

A quick command to dump matching items from your inventory into nearby chests.

/invunload

Auto-unload your inventory to nearby chests that already contain matching items.

When you run it, items in your inventory that match the contents of nearby chests (within configurable range) auto-route to those chests. Items in nearby chests get more of the same kind from your inventory.

Practical flow:

Walk into your base after a mining trip
Stand near your storage chests
Run /invunload
Iron in your inventory routes to your iron chest, food to your food chest, etc.
Items not matching any chest stay in your inventory

Combined with chest sort for organization, this is the "unload and walk away" pattern.

Mob-stat display tools

Tool stats add permanent damage / break tracking to your tools and weapons. Hover over any sword or pickaxe in your inventory and see:

Number of mobs killed (or blocks broken) with that specific item
Original creator (the player who crafted it)
Lifetime stats

Makes individual gear feel persistent — your "first netherite sword" has a story. Sentimental but real.

Inventory inspection (staff)

Staff can view another player's inventory for moderation purposes. Players can't view each other's inventories — it's a staff-only tool, surfaced here just so you know it exists.

This is part of the rule-enforcement infrastructure, not a player feature.

Custom display item helpers

Some tools allow item display customizations — stand display, item-frame helpers, decorative ItemDisplay entities for shop windows or builds. Mostly useful for serious builders making themed environments.