What it does
Ender Storage gives you a way to keep items, liquids and portable inventories in The END. Each storage block or bag is assigned a color code. Any other Ender Storage object with the same color shares the same inventory, even if it sits in a different world or dimension. This means you can leave a stash at your base and pull it from a pocket-sized pouch while exploring.
Types of storage
- Ender Chest - A stationary chest that can be dyed on its wool pads or crafted with three dyes to set its color. It behaves like a normal chest for hoppers, droppers and other block-based movers, making it useful for long-distance item transport.
- Ender Pouch - A portable bag that adopts the color of any Ender Chest you use on it. So it accesses the same inventory as that chest, giving you instant access to base supplies from your inventory.
- Ender Tank - A stationary tank that stores fluids. Like the chest, its color is set with dye on the wool pads. Right-clicking the front dial toggles between input (blue) and output (orange) modes.
Who it suits
If you run a base in one dimension and spend a lot of time in others, the mod removes the need to build duplicate storage networks. It also helps players who like to keep a portable supply of items or fluids without carrying dozens of chests.
Compatibility
The mod requires both client and server sides. It works with the Forge and NeoForge loaders. Officially supported Minecraft versions are 1.21.1, 1.20.4, 1.20.1, 1.19.2, 1.19 and 1.18.2. No other loaders or versions are listed as compatible.
Known limits
Each player can claim up to 4096 color frequencies using a diamond on an Ender Chest latch. This separation prevents inventory clashes on multiplayer servers. The mod doesn't claim compatibility with Fabric, Fabric-related APIs, or any Minecraft version outside the list above.
Where to find it
The project is hosted on Modrinth under the name Ender Storage and its source code lives in a GitHub repository maintained by TheCBProject. Real talk, both sites provide the latest builds and further documentation.
Quick start checklist
- Install the version that matches your Minecraft version and loader (Forge or NeoForge).
- Place an Ender Chest, dye its pads or craft it with three dyes to set a color.
- Use a diamond on the chest latch if you need a private frequency.
- Craft an Ender Pouch and right-click an Ender Chest to sync colors.
- Build an Ender Tank, dye it, and set its mode with the front dial.
With those steps you’ll have a cross-dimensional, color-coded storage network that works wherever you go.
