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# Hotbar Refill

Tops up depleted hotbar stacks from your inventory while you hold its key.

Tops up depleted hotbar stacks from your inventory while you hold its key.

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This module needs a key bound before it does anything. Set one in its ClickGUI panel.
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## What it does

Hold the Hotbar Refill key and the module refills any hotbar stack that is running low from matching items in your main inventory. Release to stop.

## When to use it

Use it in fights where you burn through blocks, pearls, or potions and want the hotbar restocked in one hold instead of a trip to the inventory screen.

## Settings

| Setting | What it does           |
| ------- | ---------------------- |
| Keybind | required, hold to run. |

Also in the panel:

* Refill threshold
* Delay between moves

## Video

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A short clip of this module is on the way.
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