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Blacksmiths

A Taterzen addon that brings tool-repairing-guys to Minecraft.

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Which Blacksmiths release matches 1.19?

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Best match for your filters [1.19] Blacksmiths 1.2.0 [Fabric]
Game version 1.19
Loader Fabric

Blacksmiths [1.19] Blacksmiths 1.2.0 [Fabric] targets 1.19 with Fabric. 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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What else does Blacksmiths [1.19] Blacksmiths 1.2.0 [Fabric] need?

[1.19] Blacksmiths 1.2.0 [Fabric] on 1.19. Every mod below is checked against that same setup.

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About this project

What does Blacksmiths add?

A Taterzen addon that brings tool-repairing-guys to Minecraft.

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Blacksmiths

See wiki.

Blacksmiths addon allows you to create Taterzens which can repair tools. They can be configured how much durability per second they repair, whether they "work" in unloaded chunks, etc.

Usage

Make sure to assign the blacksmiths:blacksmith profession to your Taterzen. After that, simply use right click on the Taterzen to open the GUI.

Pricing

If you install Grand Economy mod, you can use it instead of defualt item pricing. Otherwise you can set the default payment item and how much is it "worth".

Per-taterzen configuration

Do you want your players to have taterzens with different repairing values? Use the following command:

/profession blacksmith <rule>

You can use the following rules:

  • costPerDurabilityPoint - how much does it cost to repair 1 durability point.
  • durabilityPerSecond - how much durability is repaired each second (can be less than 1 as well).
  • workInUnloadedChunks - whether the taterzen works in unloaded chunks.

Wait ... unloaded chunks?

Yes, you've read it right. As Blackmiths operate via system time, they are not dependant on the server tick rate. What's more, your tools can be repaired even when your pc is off :)

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