🕹️ Furniture Behaviors

Introduction

A behavior gives furniture something to do — open a storage GUI, display an item, emit light. Without one, furniture is purely visual: you can place it, sit on it, and break it.

Behaviors are modular. Attach one, or combine several on the same piece. They follow the furniture's lifecycle automatically — no extra wiring needed.

Assigning a behavior

You attach a behavior to a piece of furniture under its behavior or behaviors field:

furniture:
  default:my_furniture:
    behavior:
      type: simple_storage_furniture
      title: "My Chest"                   # GUI title, supports MiniMessage (default "<lang:container.chest>")
      rows: 3                             # number of rows, 1~6 (default 1)
      sounds:
        open: minecraft:block.iron_trapdoor.open
        close: minecraft:block.iron_trapdoor.close

Composite behaviors

To give one piece of furniture more than one behavior, list them under behaviors. The example below combines storage and lighting on a single piece:

furniture:
  default:lit_cabinet:
    behaviors:
      - type: simple_storage_furniture
        title: "Cabinet"
        rows: 2
        sounds:
          open: minecraft:block.barrel.open
          close: minecraft:block.barrel.close
      - type: glowing_furniture
        lights:
          - 0,0.5,0 15                      # shorthand: "x,y,z level"

warning

Combining behaviors — keep in mind:

• If your furniture switches between variants, each behavior applies its own per-variant config independently.
• Not all behavior combinations are tested. If something doesn't work as expected, reach out to support.