Save Point

A partial keep inventory: Spawn points save your current items and restore them upon death

by ThePotatoArchivistAdventure Game mechanics Storage

Fabric

Loaders: Fabric
Downloads on Modrinth: 3.8K
Followers on Modrinth: 23
versions: 19
Updated: October 8, 2026Oct 8
Published: in 2025

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At a glance

Runs on Fabric

For Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21.6–26.3

Needed on the server; optional in the game

Latest version — 1.3.1+mc26.3 from October 8, 2026

Requires Fabric Language Kotlin and Fabric API

License MIT — free

Where it's needed

In gameoptionalOn serverrequired

Needed on the server; optional in the game

Game versions1.21.1, 1.21.6–26.3

A kind of partial KeepInventory based on spawn points.

When you set your spawn, your inventory will be saved at that instant. When you die, only the items you had for that save will be restored. All your other items will drop at your death location.

For example, if you set your spawn before looting a structure and then die, you will keep the equipment you had before going into the structure, but the loot you collected while inside will drop.

More Details

Works with beds and respawn anchors, and should work with most modded respawn systems
You may click the respawn point again to save your inventory again
Partial stacks are preserved, so if you save with 10 diamonds, collect 10 more diamonds, and then die, you will keep 10 diamonds and drop 10 diamonds
Contents of bundles & shulker boxes are handled, for example if you save your inventory then put some items inside a bundle then die, you should keep all your items
Items are still restored even if inventory items are moved around, although in a partial restore scenario the order may affect how stacks are split
By default your items are not saved if your respawn block is destroyed or missing. You can change this with the gamerule savepoint:restore_without_spawnpoint.
By default, XP is not saved. You can change this with the gamerule savepoint:restore_experience.
When comparing items, components in #savepoint:restore_compare are checked. By default, this does not include:
- Durability
- Map markers
- Writable book content
Feel free to open an issue with suggestions for more ignored components

Notes

Works server-side, so it works with vanilla clients. The only client feature is potential translations for the "Inventory Saved" message in the future.
Inspired by Respawn Save Points by seymourimadeit and CreativelyJake, check them out!
Compatible with Revive
Might be compatible with some gravestone mods
[≤1.21.11] compatible with Accessories
[≥26.1] compatible with Trinkets Updated
If you're in singleplayer and want a mod that resets not only your inventory but the whole world, see Save State
Requires Fabric API and Fabric Language Kotlin
Pairs well with a mod that makes your items not fly everywhere when you die

FAQ

How to install Save Point?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download Save Point for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does Save Point support?

Save Point has builds for Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21.6–26.3.

Is Save Point needed on the server?

Needed on the server; optional in the game

License and source

MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author

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