Highway Robbery
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Reduces the price of copper doors and trapdoors in Minecraft's 1.21 experimental pack to mirror that of their iron counterparts.
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Highway Robbery | v1.0.0
Minecraft's version 1.21 experimental data pack enables players to craft copper doors and trapdoors, but at an absurdly expensive price. This data pack modifies those recipes to mirror the cost of crafting iron doors and trapdoors. It still allows copper blocks in the various oxidized states to be used to make their respective versions of the doors, but the output has been increased to match the new recipes.
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This pack must be loaded after the Update 1.21 data pack or else the recipes will not be properly replaced. This is also true for players using Misode's Update 1.21 without trial chambers pack. You can do this by moving it above those packs when creating a new world. If you want to use a data pack loader mod, I recommend Paxi, as it allows you to specify the order in which packs should load using a config.
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