How to craft and use Bundles in Minecraft

There’s nothing worse than opening up your inventory to find a hot mess of items all jumbled up together. It’s just one of the prices you’ll have to pay during your countless Overworld ventures, but fortunately, it doesn’t always have to be this way. That’s where the rucksack comes in to put your mind at ease with organization, and we’re here to show you how to craft and use the Bundle in Minecraft.

How to make Bundles in Minecraft

Bundles are a returning item that first appeared in Minecraft back in 2020. They were previously removed because their functionality wasn’t quite there yet, but now they are back in the Beta and Preview versions.

If you aren’t familiar with the Bundles, they are essentially little backpacks you can place in your inventory. So, instead of having items overload your storage, you can put them in these rucksacks to better organize your materials. Crafting a Bundle is pretty easy since it only requires two materials: string and leather.

While string can be obtained from spiders, leather materials drop from fallen cows, donkeys, horses, llamas, and more. Sorry to those who are peaceful Minecraft players, as you’ll have to do some killing to get these much-needed resources.

How to use Bundles in Minecraft

To use the Bundle in Minecraft, drag items to the rucksack. The more objects placed inside, the more the meter fills up. You can then empty it out by hovering over the pack and scrolling for the exact material you want. This process differs from the previous version, where it was required to remove the last item first. Now, it should be much more accessible, thanks to the revamped mechanics.

You can also eject items without opening your inventory using the right-click button on the Bundle. It doesn’t matter how many packs you have in your inventory, so take advantage of this to organize all your belongings, including cobblestones, diamonds (if you’re lucky), and flowers.