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# Travel Backpack

A single carryable item that opens the chest selector when right-clicked — not a new storage space, just a shortcut for players who'd rather not type `/xstash`.

```yaml
travel-backpack:
  enabled: true
  material: ""    # a plain, inert vanilla item id - left blank by default
  head: "..."      # or a custom head texture, used instead of "material" if set
  name: "&6Travel Backpack"
  lore:
    - "&7Right-click to open your"
    - "&7chest selector."
```

Give one out with:

```
/xstash backpack [player]
```

(requires `xstash.admin`; without a player argument, gives one to yourself).

## Optional crafting recipe

```yaml
travel-backpack:
  craft:
    enabled: false
    permission: ""   # leave empty to let anyone with a crafting table craft it

    # SHAPED (grid position matters) - only matches a real 3x3 crafting table:
    #shape:
    #  - "LLL"
    #  - "LCL"
    #  - "LLL"
    #keys:
    #  L: LEATHER
    #  C: CHEST

    # SHAPELESS (used only while "shape" above is empty) - item key -> how many of the
    # 9 grid slots must hold it:
    ingredients:
      LEATHER: 4
      CHEST: 1
```

Ingredients accept the same four forms everywhere sacks accept item keys:

* A plain vanilla `Material` name.
* `Material:CustomModelData` — for a resource-pack-skinned custom item.
* `ei:<id>` — an ExecutableItems item, by its own id.
* `pdc:<namespace>:<key>:<value>` — a PersistentDataContainer tag another plugin uses to mark its items.

If `shape` is filled in, it takes priority and the recipe becomes shaped (character position in the grid matters, like a vanilla `ShapedRecipe`); otherwise `ingredients` is used as a shapeless recipe (only the count of each ingredient matters, not position).


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