Battery Pouch — Minecraft block

Battery Pouch

Battery Pouch is Ala Industrial's first electric item: a chargeable pouch holding 128 weight (bundle-style capacity) of items that locks when its 2000 EU battery runs flat.

Block ID alaindustrial:battery_pouch
Game versions
All versions

Description

Battery Pouch is the first electric item from the Ala Industrial mod for Minecraft 26.2 (Java Edition) — a portable, chargeable storage pouch that works like a vanilla bundle but runs on a built-in battery. The pouch holds 128 weight of items in a single inventory slot, roughly two stacks of ordinary blocks, so Battery Pouch earns its place on long mining trips and in tight inventories. Crafting requires a shaped 3x3 layout of leather, a tin ingot, a vanilla bundle, and an electronic circuit, and the recipe unlocks in the recipe book once all components are gathered. The catch is that while items sit inside, Battery Pouch burns 1 EU per second; when the 2000 EU charge reaches zero, a lock snaps shut and blocks both inserting and extracting until the pouch is recharged. Nothing inside is lost — the contents simply stay locked.

Charging happens at the Battery Box charge slot and tops the 2000 EU buffer in about three seconds, good for roughly 33 minutes of active carrying before Battery Pouch locks again. The same bundle-style weight rule applies: blocks and resources weigh 1, stack-16 items like pearls or snowballs weigh 4, and non-stackable tools or buckets weigh 64. Withdrawing works last-in, first-out: right-click Battery Pouch in the air or on an empty slot to pull the whole top stack. Battery Pouch never drains while sitting in a chest, on the ground, or in a Battery Box slot, consumes nothing in creative mode, and keeps its charge, contents, and anvil-given custom name on drop or death.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:battery_pouch
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:battery_pouch
Stackable Yes (64)
Java Edition 26.2

Ala Industrial Guide

How to use the Battery Pouch in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Craft the Battery Pouch

    Arrange leather, a tin ingot, a vanilla bundle, and an electronic circuit in a shaped 3x3 grid at a workbench to craft Battery Pouch, the mod's first electric storage item.

  2. 2

    Charge the pouch at a Battery Box

    Place Battery Pouch in the Battery Box charge slot to fill its 2000 EU buffer, which takes about three seconds for a full charge.

  3. 3

    Fill the pouch with items

    Right-click a stack onto Battery Pouch inside an inventory to insert items; the pouch holds 128 weight total, filling partial stacks first before taking new weight.

  4. 4

    Mind the charge and recharge

    Battery Pouch drains 1 EU per second while carrying items and locks shut at zero charge; recharge at the Battery Box to unlock the contents, which are never lost.

Where it never drains

Battery Pouch costs nothing to store: in a chest, on the ground, or in a Battery Box slot it never drains, and in creative mode it consumes no charge at all.

How to craft this block

Crafting
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Frequently asked questions

Can you craft the Battery Pouch?

Yes. Battery Pouch is crafted from leather, a tin ingot, a vanilla bundle, and an electronic circuit in a shaped 3x3 grid, and the recipe appears in the recipe book once all parts are gathered.

How much does the Battery Pouch hold?

Battery Pouch holds 128 weight of items in one inventory slot, roughly two stacks of ordinary blocks; stack-16 items like pearls cost 4 weight each and non-stackable tools cost 64.

How long does a full charge last?

A full 2000 EU charge lasts about 33 minutes of active carrying, because Battery Pouch drains 1 EU per second only while items are inside and it sits in a player's inventory.

What happens when the Battery Pouch runs out of charge?

When the charge reaches zero, Battery Pouch locks shut and blocks both inserting and extracting, but the contents are never lost and unlock again after recharging at a Battery Box.

Does the Battery Pouch drain in a chest or in creative mode?

No. In a chest, on the ground, or in a Battery Box slot, Battery Pouch never drains, and in creative mode it consumes no charge at all; only carrying items in a survival inventory costs 1 EU per second.

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