Cobweb Torcher

Cobweb Torcher adds a simple but satisfying mechanic to Minecraft: use a torch to burn away cobwebs.

Features

• You can use any type of torch, with toggles in the settings to enable/disable each type
• You can now use flint and steel to burn a cobweb
• Settings that allow you to decide if a burning cobweb will also burn another cobweb nearby
• When the cobwebs burn, they may drop some string (adjustable in the settings)

For the settings menus, you'll need to also have:

• Mod Menu
• YetAnotherConfigLib(YACL)

Note for 26.3

In version 1.1.0 for Minecraft 26.3, the current minimum version of YetAnotherConfigLib (3.9.6) that is available for 26.3 has a bug. To adjust the settings with the sliders, click on the slider setting then use the left/right arrows on your keyboard. If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can hold control or shift while you roll the scroll wheel. All of the features of Cobweb Torcher are working in 26.3, and you can also manually adjust the settings in the settings file. If you have commands turned on, you can run this command in-game to reload the settings from the file without restarting Minecraft:

/cobweb_torcher reload

Cobweb Torcher adds a simple but satisfying mechanic to Minecraft — use a torch to burn away cobwebs. Perfect for clearing out abandoned mineshafts, dungeons, and spider caves without wearing out your shears or a sword.

Features:

• Burn cobwebs instantly with a torch
• Fire and smoke particles on destruction
• Burns may spread to adjacent cobwebs
• Configurable chance to consume the torch on use
• Toggle each torch type individually (torch, soul torch, redstone torch, copper torch)
• Full in-game config screen via ModMenu + YACL (both optional)
• Lightweight

Recommended:

• Mod Menu
• YetAnotherConfigLib (YACL)