Digital Storage Cloud

Digital Storage Cloud

Digital Storage Cloud extends Tom’s Simple Storage with player-owned storage volumes on Minecraft 1.20.1. Fabric and Forge builds are available from version 1.2.0.

Bind multiple lightweight Accessors to the same volume and connect them to your Tom network. Tom’s terminals continue to provide searching, item access and crafting.

Features

• Player-owned volumes with five configurable default capacity tiers.
• Up to 2,147,483,647 newly inserted items per exact variant.
• Multiple Accessors sharing a volume, with volume-aware network deduplication.
• Advanced inventory hoppers, filtering, batch transfers and scan scheduling.
• Network analysis, migration controls and administrator diagnostics.
• Sharded persistence, corrupted-file isolation and storage-schema protection.
• English and Simplified Chinese interfaces.

Requirements

Requires Minecraft 1.20.1, Java 17 and the Tom’s Simple Storage build for your loader:

• Fabric: Fabric API and Tom’s Simple Storage (Fabric).
• Forge: Tom’s Simple Storage (Forge).

Choose the DSC file marked for your loader.

Storage behavior

Volumes primarily hold bulk stackable items. New volumes reject unstackable items until their owner enables them, if the server permits it. Disabling acceptance does not prevent extracting existing items.

Different NBT or supported platform stack data produces distinct variants. Rejected or interrupted transfers use rollback or recovery protection; unresolved Forge recovery items require administrator review rather than automatic replay.

Back up your world before updating. Cross-loader world conversion has not been verified. I’ll continue improving migration and heavy hopper performance in later patches; performance gains depend on your network and server setup.

AI-assisted development

I use AI tools, including OpenAI Codex, to assist with implementation, code review, documentation and test planning. I remain responsible for reviewing changes and for the code, documentation and files I publish.

Source code

MIT licensed. Source, usage instructions and issue reporting: GitHub.