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Additional Loot Tables

An easier way to add custom loot tables to Minecraft 1.9 (useable by other mods)

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Which Additional Loot Tables release matches 1.12.2?

Updated 6 years ago
Best match for your filters Additional Loot Tables 2.0.3.45
Game version 1.12, 1.12.2
Loader Not required

Additional Loot Tables 2.0.3.45 targets 1.12, 1.12.2. The project page does not say whether it belongs on the client. The project page does not say whether it belongs on the dedicated server. No extra mods listed for this file.

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Is Additional Loot Tables required on the client, server, or both?

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What else does Additional Loot Tables 2.0.3.45 need?

Additional Loot Tables 2.0.3.45 on 1.12.2. Every mod below is checked against that same setup.

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About this project

What does Additional Loot Tables add?

Additional Loot Tables

This simple mod loads loot tables from the config/additional-loot-tables folder. The loot table definitions must be stored in the format config/additional-loot-tables/MODID/XXX/YYY.json where MODID is the mod ID or name, XXX is the loot event type (either chests or entities), and YYY is the loot category (e.g. simple_dungeon.json). You can also add custom loot tables this way by using any folder name in the place of MODID.

How it works

When this mod is installed, it will create a folder in the config folder called additional-loot-tables. You (or your mod) can place folders in additional-loot-tables that contain loot table definitions.

For example, ModX wants to make dungeon chests contain a jetpack as treasure. To do this, ModX creates the file config/additional-loot-tables/modx/chests/simple_dungeon.json. This file contains the loot table definition for spawning a jetpack. When a player with ModX and AdditionalLootTables installed creates or loads a world, AdditionalLootTables automatically detects the files in config/additional-loot-tables and merges them with the default (or manually added) Minecraft loot tables.

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