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StripCustomData

by David-123

StripCustomData gives NeoForge players a way to remove custom data components from block-based items, so the items stack normally again.

NeoForgeClient and serverMIT LicenseOpen source1.21.1

What it does

Some items carry an extra custom data component that stops them from forming a full stack. This mod strips that component from block items, which lets them stack like ordinary blocks. It is a small utility, and it has to be installed on both the client and the server, so both sides need it. Builds target NeoForge on 1.21.1 only, under the MIT License, with open source code and a public issue tracker.

Key features

  1. Component stripping

    Removes the custom data component from block strip items so they can be handled as plain blocks.

  2. Stacking restored

    Items that were blocked from stacking by extra data can then form a normal single stack.

  3. Tested in a modpack

    The author reports the mod was tested in the ATM10 modpack, which also uses custom data components.

Compatibility

Latest build for each game version and loader.

1.21.11.0.0
ReleaseBetaAlphaNot available

Only full game releases are shown. This mod publishes no snapshot builds.

Questions

Does StripCustomData need NeoForge?

Yes. It is published for NeoForge only, so a matching NeoForge install is required for 1.21.1.

Does the server need StripCustomData?

Yes. Servers that run it need every player to install it too.

In the catalog

StripCustomData is one of 36,990 Utility mods on ModsFinder, and one of 13,477 Utility mods for NeoForge. 32,366 mods support Minecraft 1.21.1.

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What the author says

In some cases, the items cannot be stacked into a single stack due to the additional data component "custom_data". This is a simple mod that adds a block to strip the "custom_data" component of items. 这个Mod添加了一个方块来将物品中的"custom_data"组件去除,从而解决某些情况下物品不能堆叠的问题。(说你呢,ATM10)
David-123, on the Modrinth page

Official listing

Owner
David-123
Published
2025-09-06
Updated on Modrinth
2025-09-06
Facts verified
2026-10-15

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