Skip to content

Allow anonymous analytics?

Our cookieless analytics show us which features get used and store nothing on your device. We never sell your data or use it for advertising.

Privacy choices

Choose what ModDex may collect. You can change this anytime from Privacy choices in the footer.

Read the full privacy policy

Strictly necessary Required for the site to work: login sessions, security tokens, and abuse prevention. Always on and cannot be disabled. Always on
Analytics Cookieless analytics through PostHog's EU servers, used only to see which features get used. Nothing is stored on your device, and the anonymous visitor ID resets every day. Needs your consent because usage data goes to a third party. Never used for advertising or profiling. Off by default in the EU and UK.

ILoot

Quick rating

Community listing page, reviews may not be monitored by the author.

Report a bug to the author How listings work Are you the author?

ILoot

By AbstrusleOwner

No reviews yet

Allows the player to create loot tables which appear in the world by default, provided any structure or event loads them.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
Shockbyte server hosting: 35% off your first server with code MODDEX35 (opens in a new tab)

About

Description

Iloot

About

Iloot is intended for use in any Minecraft world involving custom loot tables, from events, structures, entities, to all else which requires them. With another structure mod, namely 'CubicStruct,' or any similar mod, it can also be implemented to automatically paste custom loot tables into world save files, and therefore permitting the players to make use of said tables without hassle. Using this mod allows the player to create loot tables which appear in the world by default, provided any structure or event loads them.

Usage

Upon initializing the mod for the first time, the mod will generate the directory 'iloot_tables' within the main Minecraft folder. For loot tables to be used in the world, paste them into the corresponding subdirectory (chests, entities, gameplay) and load them with {LootTable:"iloot:type/loot_table"}.

For example, loading a loot table named 'example.json' into a chest could be done using

/give @p minecraft:chest 1 0 {BlockEntityTag:{LootTable:"iloot:chests/example"}}