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DATA PACKS

• Tiers

  This is the core of the tiered mod. Every entry here is an affix that could go on your item.

  Here is a sample of the file. It's files are stored in .../tiers/[tier_name].json

  Let's break down what each entry does

  1) "id"

  This is the associated id of the tier you want to add. This id is what you'll use in your lang file to set the name of this tier. This will be removed in a later update to this mod, so please keep that in mind

  2) "weight"

  This is the percieved weight of the tier. This mod uses a weighting system to ensure some tiers appear rarely and other more commonly. The larger this number, the more often it's bound to appear. You do need to take into account the weight of other tiers that can appear on an item. Using the fishing rod as an example, it has 3 tiers: Common, Lucky and Unlucky. The common one has a weight of 7, the lucky 1 and the unlucky 2. This means that the common tier will be picked 7/10 (sum of all tiers weights) times. This field becomes irrelivant when pools are involved.

  3) "reforge_experience_cost"

  This is how much experience in levels it would cost the player to remove this tier when reforging.

  4) "reforge_durability_cost"

  This is how much durability is deducted from the reforging item when you attempt to reforge this item in an anvil.

  5) "reforge_item"

  This is the item required to remove this tier during a reforge in an anvil. When setting this, the specified item must have the ability to lose durability. Any item in the game can be used as a reforging item but for convieneince sake, you could make it either "tiered:armorers_hammer" obtainable from the armorer, "tiered:toolsmiths_hammer" obtainable from the toolsmith or "tiered:weaponsmiths_hammer" obtainable from the weaponsmith. What you decide to set yours to is entirely up to you

  6) "verifiers" and "exclusions"

  This determines what items can and cannot get this specific tier. Verifiers decide what can and Exclusions decide what can't. There are two types we can use "id" and "tag". "id" specifies what specific item while "tag" specifies tags. This field becomes irrelivant when pools are involved.

  7) "style"

  This simply determines the style which will be used for the name of the item. It can get a tad bit complicated, so I'll send you off to where This is explained in better detail Minecraft Fandom

  8) "attributes"

  Coming soon...




• Pools

  This introduces a bit of complexity to tiers. When you introduce a pool, all tiers for that item are pulled from here, meaning that adding a tier the usual way will no longer contribute to the tiers an item will get when it's crafted or reforged.

  Here is a sample of the file. It's files are stored in .../pools/[pool_name].json

  Let's break down what each entry does

  1) "weight"

  This is the percieved weight of the pool. This works like the weight of the tier

  2) "verifiers" and "exclusions"

  This determines what items can and cannot get this specific pool. This works exactly like the "verifiers" and "exclusions" in your tier.

  3) "tiers"

  This contains a list of tiers your item will get if it rolls this pool. For now, you'll just add the "id" of your tier to add it to this pool. The weight of each tier in this list will still play a factor, so keep that in mind.