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Steady Fishing

Steady Fishing is the calmer, no-frills script — built for vanilla servers, custom maps, and any time you just want a clean cast-and-reel loop without the anti-detection scaffolding Trophy ships with.

When to use Steady over Trophy

How to use it

  1. Stand by any water with line of sight to where you want to cast.
  2. Equip your fishing rod in any hotbar slot (Mint will pick the best one automatically — see below).
  3. Optional: place a chest within a few blocks if you want auto-storage.
  4. Press F6 to start.
  5. Walk away. Mint handles the rest.

Best-rod auto-detection

At session start Mint scans your full inventory — not just the hotbar — and picks the best rod by a weighted score:

The selection happens once at startup. If your rod runs out of durability mid-session, Mint will halt — carry a backup (preferably with Mending or Unbreaking III+) so a single break doesn’t cost you the run.

Storage — auto-empty to a nearby chest

When inventory pressure builds up, Steady can offload the fish, treasure, and junk into a chest you’ve placed nearby, then come back and keep fishing. Drop tracking is built in: every reel diffs your inventory before vs. after and writes the new items to the log so you have a running tally of what the session caught.

How chest auto-detect works

How the storage step runs

  1. Reel completes; drop diff captured and logged.
  2. If your hotbar / main inventory is past the configured fullness threshold, Steady walks (or rotates & reaches) to the chest.
  3. Opens the chest, deposits everything except the rod and any items you’ve marked as keep-in-inventory.
  4. Closes the chest, returns to your fishing spot, casts again.

The whole storage cycle is timed to look human — no instant teleports, no impossible reach, configurable jitter on the open/close timing.

Storage is optional

Don’t want auto-empty? Toggle Storage to Chest off in Settings → Vanilla. Steady will then ignore chests entirely and just cast and reel forever, leaving inventory management to you.

What runs under the hood