Alpha Mods & Challenges v1.0

Bucket of Everything

Capture nearly any entity in a bucket, fully intact.

Alpha · Early alpha. Capture/release works across every living entity with full NBT preservation for 1.21–1.21.11 and 26.x. Fabric API is not required.

Why it exists

Purpose

Bottling mobs is a staple of technical Minecraft — but it only works for a handful of mobs. Bucket of Everything extends that to nearly every entity and object, preserving all important data so you can store, transport, and release anything.

Who it's for

Redstone engineers, map makers, farmers, and creators who want to move entities around like items.

Key capabilities

Capture anything

Nearly every entity or object can be bucketed — players are the one exception.

Data preserved

All important data is retained through capture and release.

Player rules

Players are never captured — every other living entity can be bucketed.

Features

Everything Bucket of Everything does

6 features across 4 categories — all real, all working.

Entity Capture & Release 2 features

Capture anything

Nearly every entity or object can be bucketed through one generic path with no whitelist.

Transport & release

Right-click the ground to release an entity — with a dynamic display name and per-entity bucket textures.

NBT Preservation 1 feature

Full data retention

Full NBT is preserved across the capture → release cycle, so entities stay intact.

Configuration 2 features

JSON config

An entity blacklist plus allowBossCapture and allowVillagerCapture toggles.

Vanilla APIs only

No Fabric API, reflection, or runtime libraries required.

Player Rules 1 feature

Players are never captured

Player capture is disabled by design — every other living entity is fair game.

Getting Started

How to use Bucket of Everything

Install the mod on a supported 1.21.x version.
Craft or obtain a bucket.
Right-click an entity with the bucket to capture it.
Right-click the ground to release the entity.
Back up your world before heavy use — this is an early alpha.

View the full Bucket of Everything tutorial →

Compatibility

Versions & loaders

Property	Value
Loader / platform	Fabric
Latest version	1.0
Minecraft versions	1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.2, 1.21.3, 1.21.4, 1.21.5, 1.21.6, 1.21.7, 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2

Built for 1.21.x; 26.x builds are experimental.

Version history

Changelog

1.0

2026-07-05 Alpha Latest

Early alpha

Universal entity capture/release with full NBT preservation
16-version matrix
No Fabric API required

Warning. Early alpha — back up worlds before extensive use

Warning. Players are never captured

Known: villager data loss edge case when captured mid-trade

Roadmap

Where it's going

Core capture/release

done

Bucketing entities with data preservation.

Config surface

Per-entity rules and edge-case handling.

26.x builds

later

Build once upstream mappings are available.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can I bucket a player?

No — players are never captured; every other living entity is fair game.

Is it safe for survival worlds?

It is an alpha; back up worlds before extensive use.

Which entities can I capture?

Nearly every living entity — mobs, animals, bosses, villagers — through one generic capture/release path with no whitelist.

What data is preserved?

Full NBT is preserved across the capture→release cycle, plus a dynamic display name and per-entity bucket textures.

Can I blacklist things?

Yes — a JSON config supports an entity blacklist, allowBossCapture and allowVillagerCapture.

Does it need Fabric API?

No — it uses vanilla APIs only, with no reflection or runtime libraries.

Which versions are supported?

1.21 through 1.21.11 plus 26.x builds.

Compatibility & limitations

What to know

Compatibility. Built for 1.21.x; 26.x builds are experimental.

Status. Early alpha. Capture/release works across every living entity with full NBT preservation for 1.21–1.21.11 and 26.x. Fabric API is not required.

Downloads

Get Bucket of Everything

Early alpha — backup worlds before use.

Fabric mod JAR View Tutorial

Ecosystem

Part of something bigger

Every Hero Studios product is engineered to work with the rest of the ecosystem — one design language, one performance bar, one long-term vision. Bucket of Everything belongs alongside these tools.