Ender Chest Viewer Mod / Addon

Ender Chest Viewer mod is a lightweight, admin-grade tool for Minecraft Bedrock that lets you inspect a player’s ender chest on the spot using a single item, the Ender Viewer. No guesswork, no command soup—just point, right-click, and you get a private readout of what they’ve stashed away.

Here’s the flow: hold the Ender Viewer, look directly at your target, and right-click. The addon sends only you a message listing the contents of their ender chest. It’s view-only, instant, and discreet, so you can audit inventories during raids, events, or routine checks without stopping the server or dragging players through clunky menus. For Realm owners and server moderators, this is the cleanest way to spot duped items, confirm reports, and keep economies fair without turning every incident into a full admin investigation.

Someone reports a suspicious stash on your Minecraft server, but there’s a catch: it might be inside an Ender Chest. Ender Chest Viewer gives moderators a way to check what a player has stored without taking their items or sending them on a trip back to spawn.

The addon revolves around one item called the Ender Viewer. Hold it, look directly at the player you want to inspect, and right-click. You’ll receive a private text message listing the contents of that player’s Ender Chest. The result goes to the person using the viewer, so the whole server doesn’t get a surprise inventory report in chat.

That’s the whole interaction: find the player, use the item, and read the list. You don’t need to walk them over to an Ender Chest or ask them to pull everything out for a screenshot. The inspection is view-only, meaning the tool is for checking contents rather than moving or removing items. If a moderator spots something that needs attention, what happens next is still up to the people running the server.

For a Realm or multiplayer community with an economy, that quick readout can be useful when a report comes in. Maybe a player claims that a valuable item has gone missing, or staff are trying to understand a sudden flood of rare materials in the marketplace. A look inside an Ender Chest can provide information for the investigation, although the presence of an item alone doesn’t prove where it came from. Check the wider situation before jumping to conclusions; players can accumulate a ridiculous amount of loot through perfectly ordinary Minecraft adventures.

The text output is also convenient when staff need a record of what they saw. You can take a screenshot of the results and keep it with the rest of a report, rather than relying on someone’s memory after the fact. For events, the viewer could help organizers check stored items when the rules call for an inspection. Agree on those rules with participants beforehand so everyone knows what’s being checked and why.

Because the Ender Viewer reveals another player’s private storage, it makes sense to keep access limited to staff you trust and explain your server’s inspection policy to the community. A small friends-only world might decide it rarely needs the tool, while a larger server may want a consistent process for handling reports. Either way, the addon focuses on one job and leaves decisions about moderation to you.

The linked download is version 1.0.9 as an .mcaddon file. Open it to import the addon into Minecraft Bedrock, then enable the relevant packs in your world settings. Once it’s active, give the Ender Viewer a try with a willing test player and check that you understand the readout before using it during an actual dispute. It’s a straightforward addition to a moderator’s toolkit when you need to see what’s in an Ender Chest and get back to the rest of your server.

Because the output is text, it plays nice with screenshots and logs—grab evidence, act, and move on. Keep the Ender Viewer in a locked mod kit, hand it to trusted staff, and set a simple policy: announce checks, perform the read, return the item, document the result. The addon doesn’t mess with balance, combat, or progression; it’s a pure moderation utility that stays out of the way until you need it.

In day-to-day use, it saves time everywhere: verifying tournament loadouts, resolving “lost item” disputes, auditing shop owners, or spot-checking suspicious spikes in wealth. If you’ve ever wished you could see an ender chest without teleporting people around or digging through console commands, Ender Chest Viewer is the neat, server-friendly fix.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Use Minecraft
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!