Sanctum

A bundle of quality-of-life features, fixes and server utilities for Fabric and NeoForge.

Sanctum collects, improves and implements a number of small and large tweaks most modpacks or even single player worlds end up pulling in from a dozen separate mods into one mod.

You can turn every feature on or off in game, and the change applies right away with no restart.

Settings are powered by Dungeon Config, which ships inside Sanctum, so there's nothing extra to install.

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Opening the settings

You can open the menu in any of these ways:

• The gear button next to Singleplayer on the title screen
• Ctrl + K, from anywhere
• The Config button in Mod Menu (Fabric) or the Mods list (NeoForge)

The settings file is config/sanctum/sanctum.json5 if you'd rather edit it by hand. It's commented and readable.

> Playing on a server? A few gameplay rules need both sides to agree, such as stack sizes and door collision. While you're on a server running Sanctum, the server's choice wins and the menu shows a little badge telling you so. On servers without Sanctum, those features switch themselves off so you don't desync.

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Graves

When you die, your items don't explode across the floor. They go into a grave: your own player head, placed where you fell.

• Everything is kept: your inventory, armour, offhand and your XP.
• Modded slots are captured too, such as Accessories, Curios, Trinkets and backpacks. You can turn this off.
• Graves are blast-proof, and only you can break or open yours unless you unlock it.
• A chat message tells you where it is: the grave number, the coordinates and how long until it expires.
• Your graves glow through walls when you're within 10 blocks, so you can find them in a cave.
• Shift + right-click a grave to put everything straight back into the slots it came from, with armour going back on.
• Nowhere to put a grave? If there's no free spot near your death point, your items drop the normal way and you're told why.
• Items from a mod you've since removed are kept safe. The grave holds onto them until that mod is back instead of deleting them.

The grave screen

Right-click a grave to open it. You get the full chest view plus an info panel showing:

• whose grave it is and its number
• where it is, including the dimension
• an expiry countdown with a progress bar
• stored XP and item count
• who's allowed to open it

The buttons on the panel:

| Button | What it does | |---|---| | Restore to Slots | Puts every item back exactly where it was when you died | | Take All | Moves everything into your free slots, plus the XP | | Claim XP | Just the experience | | Lock / Unlock | Choose whether anyone else can open the grave | | Drop All | Spills everything on the ground and removes the grave. It asks for a second click to confirm. |

Big inventories spill onto multiple pages, and you flip between them with the arrows in the title bar.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /grave list | All your graves, with location, contents and time left. Click an entry to act on it. | | /grave lock <number> | Only you can open or break it (the default) | | /grave unlock <number> | Anyone can open or break it, handy when a friend is closer than you |

Settings

| Setting | Default | Notes | |---|---|---| | Graves | On | | | Expiry time | 10 min | 0 means graves never expire | | Drop items on expiry | On | When off, an expired grave's items are deleted with it | | Store all XP | Off | When off, you keep the vanilla amount (7 per level, up to 100) | | Capture modded drops | On | Accessories, Curios, Trinkets, backpacks… | | Operators can open any grave | Off | | | Highlight graves | On | |

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Teleport Utilities

A full set of teleport commands for servers (and singleplayer, if you like). Each command can be turned off or restricted to operators separately.

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /spawn | Teleport to the world spawn | | /spawn set | Set it (ops only by default) | | /tpa <player> | Ask to teleport to someone | | /tpahere <player> | Ask someone to teleport to you | | /tpaccept, /tpdeny | Answer a request | | /tpa block <player>, /tpa unblock <player>, /tpa blocklist | Stop someone from spamming you with requests | | /home set, /home tp, /home delete, /home list | Personal homes | | /warp set, /warp tp, /warp delete, /warp list | Server-wide warps (setting and deleting are ops only by default) | | /back | Return to where you were before your last teleport, or to where you died | | /rtp | Random teleport into the wild |

Defaults

• 3 homes per player.
• /back remembers your last 5 locations.
• Teleport requests expire after 60 seconds.

Random teleport options

• How far it reaches (1,000 blocks from the world centre by default)
• Whether it searches around the player instead of the world centre
• Uses before a cooldown kicks in, and the cooldown length
• An optional warmup: stand still for a few seconds, don't take damage, and you can't use it mid-fight

Admin commands

These are for operators and change the limits for individual players without touching the global config.

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /tputils maxhomes <players> [set <n> \| reset] | Homes limit | | /tputils maxbacks <players> [set <n> \| reset] | /back history size | | /tputils rtpuses <players> [set <n> \| reset] | /rtp uses before the cooldown | | /tputils rtpcooldown <players> [set <n> \| reset] | /rtp cooldown length | | /tputils rtprange <players> [set <n> \| reset] | /rtp range | | /tputils list [page] | Everyone with a custom limit | | /tputils rtpclear <players> | Reset someone's /rtp cooldown |