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Frit Ore Production Spawners
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A client and server-side spawner system that lets players stack ore spawners, automate production, and manage large storage with simple commands.
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Frit Ore Production Spawners
Automated Resource Production • Stackable Spawners • Built-in Storage • Server-Side
Server: Required · Client: Optional
Install FPS on your NeoForge server. Joining players do not need the mod installed. No custom textures or resource pack required.
For singleplayer and Essential multiplayer, install FPS in the world host’s Minecraft profile.
Produce resources automatically, combine matching spawners into a single block, and manage your farms through familiar Minecraft inventories and simple commands.
Built for dedicated servers, with support for singleplayer and Essential-hosted worlds.
Features
Five Resource Spawners
Each spawner produces its own resource automatically.
| Spawner | Default Production |
|---|---|
| Coal Spawner | 256 Coal/hour |
| Copper Spawner | 384 Copper Ingots/hour |
| Iron Spawner | 96 Iron Ingots/hour |
| Gold Spawner | 48 Gold Ingots/hour |
| Diamond Spawner | 12 Diamonds/hour |
Production scales with the number of spawners inside the block.
Example: 100 Iron Spawners produce 9,600 Iron Ingots per hour.
Rates assume 20 TPS, a loaded chunk, and available storage. Server owners can change every production rate and disable individual spawner types.
Stackable Spawners
Expand your production without covering your world in individual spawner blocks.
- 500 spawners per block by default
- Configurable limit of up to 20,000 spawners per block
- Right-click with a matching FPS spawner to add one
- Sneak + right-click with matching spawners to add multiple at once
If the server lowers the stacking limit, excess spawners are preserved. Collect them through the Ender Chest button in the spawner inventory.
Paged Resource Storage
Every spawner has its own storage inventory.
- 10 pages by default, configurable up to 100
- 45 resource slots per page
- Previous and next page buttons
- Collect All button for collecting resources across all pages
- Production information showing output per hour, minute, and second
- Updated item counts in the inventory title
The storage is reserved for generated resources. Players cannot deposit their own items.
Full storage pauses production. Production resumes when space becomes available.
If the page limit is reduced, occupied pages remain accessible. Production pauses until all slots above the new limit have been emptied.
Nearby Spawner Display
See your spawner’s name, stack size, and stored resources directly above the hotbar.
When several spawners are nearby, the display switches between them every two seconds, with an indicator such as [1/4].
Display range, timing, and visibility can be configured.
Automation Support
Connect hoppers and compatible item transport systems to extract generated resources.
- Automated extraction is enabled by default
- Server owners can disable extraction globally
- Individually protected spawners block all automated extraction
Sneak while placing a block to attach hoppers, pipes, or other blocks against a spawner.
Redstone Control
Right-click a spawner with a redstone torch to toggle redstone control.
| Setting | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Off | Produces without a redstone signal |
| On | Requires a redstone signal to produce |
Redstone control is off by default.
Personal Spawner Protection
Choose which of your spawners should be private.
Protected spawners prevent other players from opening or breaking them. Hoppers and pipes cannot extract from protected spawners either.
Enable protection with:
/fps protect "Iron Farm" on
/fps protect "Iron Farm" on confirm
Disable protection with:
/fps protect "Iron Farm" off
/fps protect "Iron Farm" off confirm
Both changes require confirmation within 60 seconds by default.
Server owners can configure default ownership protection and operator access. Explosion protection is a separate setting and is disabled by default.
Breaking Spawners
Breaking a spawner containing resources first displays a warning.
Break the same spawner again within 10 seconds to drop its spawners and stored resources in stacks of up to 64.
Empty spawners can be recovered as packed spawner items.
Commands
Manage your farms with /fps.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/fps help |
Show available commands |
/fps list [page] |
List your spawners, their types, and their locations |
/fps rename "<name>" "<new name>" |
Rename one of your spawners |
/fps protect "<name>" |
Show a spawner’s protection setting |
/fps protect "<name>" on |
Request protection |
/fps protect "<name>" on confirm |
Confirm protection |
/fps protect "<name>" off |
Request removal of protection |
/fps protect "<name>" off confirm |
Confirm removal of protection |
/fps give <player> <type> <count> |
Give resource spawners — OP only |
/fps admin list [page] |
List all registered spawners — OP only |
Available types: coal, copper, iron, gold, diamond
Examples
/fps give @s iron 64
/fps give Steve diamond 10
/fps list
/fps rename "Iron #1" "Iron Farm"
/fps protect "Iron Farm" on
/fps protect "Iron Farm" on confirm
Spawner types remain visible in /fps list, even after renaming.
Configuration
The configuration file is created automatically:
config/fps-common.toml
Separate sections let you configure:
- Production rates for each resource
- Enabled and disabled spawner types
- Stacking and storage limits
- Redstone defaults
- Hopper and pipe extraction
- Ownership and operator access
- Explosion protection
- Nearby displays and inventory controls
Gameplay settings are controlled by the server or singleplayer host.
Installation
Dedicated Server
- Install NeoForge for your Minecraft version.
- Download the matching FPS
.jar. - Place it in the server’s
modsfolder. - Start the server.
Joining players do not need FPS installed.
Singleplayer
Install NeoForge and place the matching FPS .jar in your Minecraft profile’s mods folder.
Essential Multiplayer
Install FPS in the NeoForge profile of the player hosting the world.
Joining players do not need a separate FPS installation. Essential’s own requirements still apply.
Getting Spawners
Resource spawners are distributed using the operator command:
/fps give <player> <type> <count>
No crafting recipes or built-in shop are included.
Server owners can make spawners part of their own shops, events, quest rewards, or progression systems.
Compatibility
| Feature | Support |
|---|---|
| Mod Loader | NeoForge |
| Dedicated Servers | Supported |
| Singleplayer | Supported |
| Essential Multiplayer | Supported |
| Client Installation for Joining Players | Optional |
| Custom Resource Pack | Not required |
| Hopper Extraction | Supported on unprotected spawners |
| Other Item Transport Mods | Depends on their inventory integration |
Download the file matching your Minecraft version.
| Minecraft Version | Java Version |
|---|---|
| 1.20.1–1.20.4 | Java 17 |
| 1.20.5–1.21.11 | Java 21 |
| 26.1–26.3 | Java 25 |
Developed by Nicofrit
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