Block Drops Tweaker Mod (1.12.2) allows you to tweak the drops of any blocks in just under a minute with fast performance. You have full control over the customization with just by using commands in real time. This mod will allow the user to customize the drops of any specific blocks. By default, the mod would not change/alter anything and the config will be pretty much be blank. The user will have to explicitly configure which block to change the drops of. This allows you to have full control over the drops of any blocks without limits with custom rule set.

The goal of this mod is to allow modpack developers to have their own unique way to customizing drops of blocks. Want to have stone drop iron? Go ahead. Want to have a chance of a cobblestone dropping iron, gold or redstone with a configurable rarity? Go ahead. Want to make coal ore not drop coal item and instead drop the block? Go ahead. Want to make diamonds harder to achieve? Go ahead. You should not have any problems.

Features:

  • Supports any vanilla/modded blocks.
  • Supports any metadata of any blocks.
  • Custom Experience Drop Support for each drops in range
  • Ability to use wildcard to target any variant(metadata) of a block.
  • Ability to support Fortune Level as well as Silk Touch modifiers.
  • Support custom tools as well.
  • Ability to tweak the chance of the drop.
  • Ability to tweak a number of drops based on rarity.
  • The drops support metadata as well as amount.
  • Rarity/chance for each drops.
  • Ability to specify the chance to drop more than 1 item in 1 harvest.
  • Ability to either completely replace the drops or just add on the existing drop of a block.
  • All Commands have Auto-complete tab completions. It takes 1 minute to add drops now.
  • Ore Dictionary block drops support.
  • Tool/Item based drops support.
  • Y-Level/Altitude based drops support.
  • Biome based drops support.
  • GameStages API support.
  • Tinker Modifiers support.
  • Tinker Traits support.
  • Enchantment support.
  • Custom NBT support.
  • Biome blacklist/whitelist support.
  • GameStages blacklist/whitelist support.
  • GameStages any/all support.
  • Tinker Modifiers/Traits blacklist/whitelist support.
  • Enchantment blacklist/whitelist support.
  • Custom NBT blacklist/whitelist support.
  • Tool/Item blacklist/whitelist support.
  • ‘exclusive’ setting for any drops. When a drop is exclusive, it means that no other drops can drop if that drop is dropping. Aka exclusive drop.
  • Keybind(defaults to G) to save your block drops settings quickly.
  • Keybind(defaults to H) to load your block drops settings quickly.
  • Real-time block drops settings. If you want to save your settings on the JSON file, you can use the command ‘/bd save’ or just press ‘G’.
  • Real-time reload settings. By pressing the ‘H’ button or using the command ‘/bd reload’, you can reload from the disk.
  • Better Silk Touch support. Now you can get both the silk touch item and the custom drops.
  • Fortune Quantity Modifer.
  • Fortune Rarity Modifer.
  • Fortune Chance Modifer.
  • A lot of commands to add any kinds of drops
  • Uses JSON for more speed.
  • Uses almost no resources.
  • Compatible with most mods.
  • Fast loading times.
  • Improved lookup performance significantly by caching data as well as doing less loops.

Screenshots:

Commands:

/blockdrops (Aliases: /bd, /bdrops)

Shows the currently selected block or drop.

/bd block

Shows the list of all the blocks that can have drops. If you click an item on the list, you select it.

/bd drop

Shows the list of all the drops the selected block has. If you click an item on the list, you select it.

/bd info [ore]

Shows the information about the block/item you are holding. If your hand is empty, it shows the information about the block/item your cursor is hovered at. Optionally, you can put ore as an argument to see the ore dictionary entries of that block/item.

/bd reload

Reloads all the block drops from the JSON configuration file on the disk. Any unsaved changes will be lost.

/bd save

Saves all the block drops to the JSON configuration file on the disk.

/bd block add <block id> <metadata>

Adds the block to the block drops list so that you can configure it’s drops. The first argument block id supports any block/item as well as ore dictionary entries(example ore:logWood). The metadata is the metadata of the block which drops should be effected. Metadata number a specific number or it can be * for wildcard so that block with any metadatas are effected.

/bd block remove

Removes the block from the block drops list so that the drops are reset back to default. You must select the block first by either clicking on the item from the /bd block list or by manually /bd block select selecting it.

/bd block clear

Clears all the blocks from the block drop list so that all the drops are reset back to default. Good to start from fresh slate if you mess up completely.

/bd block dupe <block id> <metadata>

Duplicates the selected block drop settings to a new block. Uses the same argument as /bd block add command. This command is useful if you have different blocks that behave the same or have similar drops.

/bd block get [fortunechance]

Gets some of the properties of the block drop settings.

/bd block set <key> <value> [values...]

Sets some of the properties of the block drop settings. Tip: Use the tab-completion to auto-fill the property.

/bd block select

Selects a block to later edit the settings or just remove it. You can use the command /bd to check for the currently selected block.

/bd block tool

Get the list of all the tools that depends on the block drops. Depending on if toolblacklist is true/false, the list will be used as either a blacklist or a whitelist for all the drops on the block.

/bd block biome

Get the list of all the biomes that depends on the block drops. Depending on if biomeblacklist is true/false, the list will be used as either a blacklist or a whitelist for all the drops on the block.

/bd block tool add <item id> <metadata>

Add a tool to the list of tools that depends on the block drops. The item id can be any item id in the game including tools where as the metadata is the damage value of the item. The metadata can be a number to be specific or can be * for a wildcard so that it supports all the metadata of that item.

/bd block tool remove <item id> <metadata>

Removes the tool from the list of tools that depends on the block drops. The item id must already exists.

/bd block tool clear

Clear the list of tools that depends on the block drops.

/bd block biome add <biome id>

Add a biome to the list of biomes that depends on the block drops. The biome id can be any biome id in the game including modded biomes.

/bd block biome remove <biome id>

Removes the biome from the list of biomes that depends on the block drops. The biome id must already exists.

/bd block biome clear

Clear the list of biomes that depends on the block drops.

/bd block gamestage add <gamestage>

Add a gamestage to the list of gamestages that depends on the block drops. The gamestage can be any game stage.

/bd block gamestage remove <gamestage>

Removes the gamestage from the list of gamestages that depends on the block drops. The gamestage must already exists.

/bd block gamestage clear

Clear the list of gamestages that depends on the block drops.

/bd drop add <item id> <metadata>

Adds the drop to the block’s drop list. The first argument item id supports any item (example minecraft:iron_ingot). The metadata is the metadata of the item. Metadata number has to be a specific number. Also you must select the block first before adding drops to it.

/bd drop remove

Removes the drop from the block’s drop list. You must select the drop first by either clicking on the item from the /bd drop list or by manually /bd drop select selecting it.

/bd drop clear

Clears all the drops from the block’s drop list.

/bd drop dupe <item id> <metadata>

Duplicates the selected drop to a new drop. Uses the same argument as /bd drop add command. This command is useful if you have different drops that behave the same or have similar chances/quantity.

/bd drop get [fortunechance\fortunequantity]

Gets some of the properties of the drop.

/bd drop set <key> <value> [values...]

Sets some of the properties of the drop. Tip: Use the tab-completion to auto-fill the property.

/bd drop select

Selects a drop to later edit the settings or just remove it. You can use the command /bd to check for the currently selected drop.

/bd drop tool

Get the list of all the tools that depends on the drop. Depending on if toolblacklist is true/false, the list will be used as either a blacklist or a whitelist for the drop.

/bd drop biome

Get the list of all the biomes that depends on the drop. Depending on if biomeblacklist is true/false, the list will be used as either a blacklist or a whitelist for the drop.

/bd drop tool add <item id> <metadata>

Add a tool to the list of tools that depends on the drop. The item id can be any item id in the game including tools where as the metadata is the damage value of the item. The metadata can be a number to be specific or can be * for a wildcard so that it supports all the metadata of that item.

/bd drop tool remove <item id> <metadata>

Removes the tool from the list of tools that depends on the block. The item id must already exists.

/bd drop tool clear

Clear the list of tools that depends on the drop.

/bd drop biome add <biome id>

Add a biome to the list of biomes that depends on the drop. The biome id can be any biome id in the game including modded biomes.

/bd drop biome remove <biome id>

Removes the biome from the list of biomes that depends on the drop. The biome id must already exists.

/bd drop biome clear

Clear the list of biomes that depends on the drop.

Requires:

Minecraft Forge

How to install:

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