Custom Log Stripping (FABRIC)
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Infinite log stripping combinations
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Custre - Custom Stripping Recipes Mod
From where did Custre come from?
Have you ever accidentally right-clicked on a log while playing Minecraft?
And have you ever thought about a configuration where you can decide,
which blocks can be stripped and which not?
Well, now you can remove those pesky accidental clicks… almost… kinda... easily…
Then what is the usage of Custre?
Custre removes all stripping recipes from the game.
But do not fear, it has another feature too. You can add them back if you want to.
You can add back only a few of the recipes, the ones you want to have.
Or you can add even more recipes to the game. Not only the vanilla ones.
Main features in short?
Add specific log stripping recipes.
Remove specific log stripping recipes.
Customize stripping recipes as you want.
Dependencies of the mod?
Version 1.x.x requires:
Version 2.x.x uses and includes:
Hey, then how to add these recipes to the game, huh?
The only thing you need to do is to create a data pack. And inside
data/{namespace}/custre folder create as many recipes/JSON files with
whatever name as you want just following these rules. To strip a block,
both the ingredient and result have to be a block that extends PillarBlock class.
Example JSON structure
With this recipe, stripping oak log will turn it into a spruce log.
{
"ingredient" : "minecraft:oak_log",
"result" : "minecraft:spruce_log"
}
If you have gotten this far… Thank you!
Thank you for using my mod. It would be nice to hear comments and suggestions for further development!
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