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More Powerful Game Rules

49 new custom /gamerules to add or disable features: ie, hunger, trading, ice, gravity, mobs, damage, griefing, crops

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Latest stable file customgamerules 26.1.2-1.2.0

Game version 26.1.2

Loader NeoForge

More Powerful Game Rules customgamerules 26.1.2-1.2.0 targets 26.1.2 with NeoForge. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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About this project

What does More Powerful Game Rules add?

**This mod adds 49+ new /gamerule options (more in future)
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In 1.16+, you can also set these during the Create New World menu

Most of these rules are NOT enabled by default, especially the "breaking changes" ones like disabling hunger, make sure you go through them and set up the ones you like

Gamerules added for Bedrock Parity

tntExplodes: Whether TNT explodes after activation

respawnBlocksExplode: Prevents beds/respawn anchors from exploding in other dimension

Gamerules that disable features

disableFarmlandTrampling: Farmland is as strong as dirt, trampling does not destroy it

disableHunger: Players hunger will never drain, and the hunger bar above your XP bar is not visible anymore

disableBiomeFreezeIce : Disable water freezing due to biome temperature
disableBlockGravity : Disable blocks falling from gravity (sand, gravel, …)

disableCriticalHits : All critical hits are disabled, they only do normal damage

disableCropGrowth: Crops cannot grow

disableSaplingGrowth: Saplings cannot grow
disableVillagerTrading : Disable villager trading
disableDecayLeaves : Disable naturally decaying leaves
disableDecayCoral : Disable coral decaying grey
disableGenerateStone : Disable stone generation from liquid
disableGenerateObsidian : Disable obsidian generation from liquid
disableLightMeltIce : Disable ice melting from things like light levels
disableMobItemPickup : Disable item pickup when any Mob joins the world

disableEndermanTeleport: They can never teleport

disableShulkerTeleport: They can never teleport

disableTargetingPlayers : Disable mob ai from targeting players, they treat you as invisible
disableLightningTransform : lightning wont mutate mobs like charted creepers
disablePortalCreationNether: Players cannot ignite portals
disablePortalCreationEnd: Players cannot socket eyes into the portal frame

Gamerules that add or update features
doSugarGrowthUnlimited : Sugar cane growth unlimited height
doCactusGrowthUnlimited : Cactus growth unlimited height

doMapsAlwaysUpdate : Update maps from inventory even if not held by player
doEyesAlwaysBreak : Ender Eyes always break when thrown
doInstantEating : Food is eaten instantly every time
doInstantExp : No delay on XP pickup
doArmorStandWeapons : Allow equipping armor stand main & offhand

doLilypadsBreak : Lily Pads break when player falls on them, preventing damage
doNetherVoidAbove : Nether deals void damage above 128

doFriendlyIronGolems : Iron golems treat players as villagers

Gamerule extensions

keepInventoryArmor : Keep armor after death (requires keepInventory=true)
keepInventoryExperience : Keep experience after death (requires keepInventory=true)

mobGriefingCreeper : Destructive creepers (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingEnderman : Destructive enderman (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingVillager : Destructive villagers (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingZombie : Destructive zombies (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingWither : Destructive wither (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingRavager : Destructive ravagers (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingSilverfish : Destructive silverfish (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingGhast : Destructive ghast (requires mobGriefing=true)
mobGriefingBlaze : Destructive blaze (requires mobGriefing=true)

mobGriefingSnowgolem;

Damage related gamerules

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