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New Anti-Griefing Gamerules for Your Worlds
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No TNT Griefing

What is NTG?
This simple fabric mod implements new gamerules that allow you to customise which explosions will break blocks. This allows server owners to customise what kind of explosions are allowed on a server
Available Gamerules
- doTntGriefing: Allow TNT and TNT Minecarts to break blocks
- doBedGriefing: Allow Beds in The Nether and The End to break blocks
- doRespawnAnchorGriefing: Allow Respawn Anchors in The Overworld and The End to break blocks
- doEndCrystalGriefing: Allow End Crystals to break blocks
Installation Instructions (Single Player Worlds)
- Go to the FabricMC website and download the latest installer
- Run the JAR, a window will pop up. Choose the correct version of Minecraft and loader (this mod currently requires Minecraft v1.18.2 and loader v0.13.3), and click on "Install".
- A new game version and profile will be created in the launcher's menu, which you can now use to launch Fabric.
- Go to Modrinth or Curseforge and download Fabric API.
- Place the Fabric API Jar and the No TNT Griefing Jar into your "mods" folder
- Run the newly installed profile from step 3
Installation Instructions (Server)
- This mod works on both a dedicated server and in Single Player worlds.
- To create a fabric server, please follow these instructions on The Fabric Website.
- This mod is compatible with Ngrok LAN (Modrinth, Curseforge), to open your Single Player worlds as Servers.
License
This mod is available under the MIT license.
Copyright © 2022 Flooflez
No TNT Griefing

What is NTG?
This simple fabric mod implements new gamerules that allow you to customise which explosions will break blocks. This allows server owners to customise what kind of explosions are allowed on a server
Available Gamerules
| Gamerule | Description |
|---|---|
| doTntGriefing | Allow TNT and TNT Minecarts to break blocks |
| doBedGriefing | Allow Beds in The Nether and The End to break blocks |
| doRespawnAnchorGriefing | Allow Respawn Anchors in The Overworld and The End to break blocks |
| doEndCrystalGriefing | Allow End Crystals to break blocks |
Installation Instructions (Single Player Worlds)
- Go to the FabricMC website and download the latest installer
- Run the JAR, a window will pop up. Choose the correct version of Minecraft and loader (this mod currently requires Minecraft v1.18.2 and loader v0.13.3), and click on "Install".
- A new game version and profile will be created in the launcher's menu, which you can now use to launch Fabric.
- Go to Modrinth or Curseforge and download Fabric API.
- Place the Fabric API Jar and the No TNT Griefing Jar into your "mods" folder
- Run the newly installed profile from step 3
Installation Instructions (Server)
This mod works on both a dedicated server and in Single Player worlds.
To create a fabric server, please follow these instructions on The Fabric Website.
This mod is compatible with Ngrok LAN (Modrinth, Curseforge), to open your Single Player worlds as Servers.
License
This mod is available under the MIT license.
Copyright © 2022 Flooflez.
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