Mod
Boring Default Game Rules
No reviews yet
A mod that allows to change the default game rule values through convenient methods.
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Community voices
Reviews
Click once to include, again to exclude, again to clear
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this project!
Get it on
Available Platforms
CurseForge
Modrinth
Compatibility
Supported Environments
About
Project Details
For authors
Embed Badge
If you're the author of this project, you can embed a live badge anywhere that supports HTML or Markdown. It updates automatically whenever ratings change.
Use HTML for any page that supports it, or Markdown for README files and Markdown-based descriptions.
Identifiers
Platform IDs
About
Description
Boring Default Game Rules
Boring Default Game Rules is a simple mod that allows for changing the default values of all games rules. This mod aims to be the most convenient way to edit the default values of a game rule by not only offering a config screen, but also easy off-game configuration by generating a JSON Schema!
Part of the Boring series. Don't forget to check out Boring Backgrounds and Damage Incorporated!
Dependencies
As of Minecraft 1.20.6+, this mod requires Fabric API and either Fabric Loader or Quilt Loader.
This mod also has optional support with Mod Menu.
Configuration
With this mod, there are two main methods in which you can edit the default game rules.
The main way to edit the defaults is through the "Edit Default Game Rules" screen, which can be opened either thanks to a button at the bottom of Vanilla's "Game Rules" screen or through the mod's config button on Mod Menu. On this screen, you can change the defaults like you would change the game rule values on a regular world, with a "Reset Defaults" button being available at the bottom of the list if needed.
However, If you aren't in-game and have at least started it once, don't worry! There is a config file is located at .minecraft/config/boring_default_game_rules/config.json, and if you have a JSON Schema-compatible editor (Visual Studio Code is recommended if you have none), it will make use of the automatically-generated JSON Schema in order to enhance your editing experience! The generated JSON Schema contains not only documentation on the config itself, but also provides suggestions for all game rules detected on the game.
Below here is the commented format (if you are offline, the JSON Schema also contains information about the options):
{
// The file path of this mod's JSON schema. Don't worry about changing this value!
"$schema": "config.schema.json",
// A map of game rules and the new default value that will override the original
"default_game_rules": {
// This will set "keepInventory" to true as the default value
// Autocompletions are provided by the JSON schema, so don't worry about having to memorize all game rule options
"keepInventory": true
},
// Defines if a JSON schema should be generated or not. Only disable this if you know what you are doing
"generate_json_schema": true
}
Boring Default Game Rules
Boring Default Game Rules is a simple mod that allows for changing the default values of all games rules. This mod aims to be the most convenient way to edit the default values of a game rule by not only offering a config screen, but also easy off-game configuration by generating a JSON Schema!
Part of the Boring series. Don't forget to check out Boring Backgrounds and Damage Incorporated!
Dependencies
As of Minecraft 1.20.6+, this mod requires Fabric API and either Fabric Loader or Quilt Loader.
This mod also has optional support with Mod Menu.
Configuration
With this mod, there are two main methods in which you can edit the default game rules.
The main way to edit the defaults is through the "Edit Default Game Rules" screen, which can be opened either thanks to a button at the bottom of Vanilla's "Game Rules" screen or through the mod's config button on Mod Menu. On this screen, you can change the defaults like you would change the game rule values on a regular world, with a "Reset Defaults" button being available at the bottom of the list if needed.
However, If you aren't in-game and have at least started it once, don't worry! There is a config file is located at .minecraft/config/boring_default_game_rules/config.json, and if you have a JSON Schema-compatible editor (Visual Studio Code is recommended if you have none), it will make use of the automatically-generated JSON Schema in order to enhance your editing experience! The generated JSON Schema contains not only documentation on the config itself, but also provides suggestions for all game rules detected on the game.
Below here is the commented format (if you are offline, the JSON Schema also contains information about the options):
{
// The file path of this mod's JSON schema. Don't worry about changing this value!
"$schema": "config.schema.json",
// A map of game rules and the new default value that will override the original
"default_game_rules": {
// This will set "keepInventory" to true as the default value
// Autocompletions are provided by the JSON schema, so don't worry about having to memorize all game rule options
"keepInventory": true
},
// Defines if a JSON schema should be generated or not. Only disable this if you know what you are doing
"generate_json_schema": true
}
Screenshots
Gallery
-
Config Screen — Resetting (1.3.0+1.21.3) The "Reset Defaults" button being shown at the bottom of the list in the Edit Default Game Rules screen. -
Config Screen (1.3.0+1.21.3) The Edit Default Game Rules screen. It is almost identical to Vanilla's Game Rules screen. -
Config Access (1.3.0+1.21.3) The "Edit Default Game Rules" button being shown at the bottom of the list in the Game Rules screen.
-
Config Access (1.3.0+1.21.3) The "Edit Default Game Rules" button being shown at the bottom of the list in the Game Rules screen. -
Config Screen (1.3.0+1.21.3) The Edit Default Game Rules screen. It is almost identical to Vanilla's Game Rules screen. -
Config Screen — Resetting (1.3.0+1.21.3) The "Reset Defaults" button being shown at the bottom of the list in the Edit Default Game Rules screen.
Versions
Files
Relations
Project Relations
More like this
Similar Mods
Suggestions use data such as tags, dependencies, dependents, descriptions, titles, and more to rank how much they overlap with this mod.
On ModDex
Community snapshot
By the numbers
Statistics
Want to reach Minecraft players?
We're looking for a server hosting partner to feature here and other parts of the site. Interested? Send us a message!
Get in touchGet it on
Available Platforms
On ModDex
Community snapshot
By the numbers