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Stacker

Mobs and ground items stack into a single entry — keeping kills, loot and XP fair.

  • 2 min read
  • By Ayont
  • Updated on 10/25/2026

Comfort & Protection

  • Rewind
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Stacker

So that large farms don’t cripple the server, mobs and ground items stack: instead of 400 zombies you see one with the label 400x Zombie.

Items on the ground

Identical items within range combine every two seconds — up to 512 per stack. When you pick them up you receive the whole stack in normal stack sizes; if it doesn’t all fit, the remainder stays on the ground with a corrected display. Nothing is ever lost — hoppers only pull what fits.

The limit is 4,096 items per chunk: beyond that nothing is further combined, nothing is deleted.

Mobs

Identical mobs stack within an 8‑block radius. The caps are tiered by usefulness: farm mobs like zombies and skeletons up to 1,024, creepers and blazes up to 512, livestock deliberately only up to 64.

Never stacked: villagers, iron golems, named or tamed animals, Pets, bosses — anything that is an individual stays single.

The fairness rules

The most important things for farmers:

  • One hit kills one mob. A stack of 500 requires 500 kills and yields exactly 500× the loot — no multiplier, no loss.
  • Environmental death hits the whole stack: lava, fall damage, suffocation, drowning kill them all at once, with the full loot. Lava farms therefore work exactly as intended.
  • Fire, poison and wither count as combat damage — a flaming arrow won’t dispense a stack.
  • XP per stack death is capped at 20,000.
  • Shears, milking, name tags only pull a single animal out of the stack — the herd remains intact.

The Stacker works together with the performance system: under high server load it combines more aggressively, never deletes. Your farm keeps running — just cleaner. The other farm limits are listed under Server performance & Limits.

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