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ObjectDisabler

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ObjectDisabler

By Tamoide

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Allows you to disable object functionality

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Minecraft
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Description

This mod allows you to disable specific functions for items and blocks.

A folder named "Object Disabler" will be created within the config folder, containing two files:
- ItemList: Contains a list of all items and blocks in the game, including those from mods. This file updates every time you launch Minecraft.
- ObjectDisabler: The configuration file where you can disable various functions.

ObjectDisabler

NonExistentObject: Disables the item's existence entirely, including its generation and presence in inventories.
DisableRightClick: Disables right-clicking for the item or block.
CannotBeCrafted: Disables the crafting recipe for the item.
ObjectAppearsInWorld: Disables natural generation, including loot drops and world generation (for blocks).

ItCannotBeEnchanted: Disables the ability to enchant the object.

Extras

  • Within the section brackets, you must enclose the item identifier in quotation marks, including the ModID (e.g., "minecraft:iron_ingot").
  • For faster selection, you can use the item group prefix followed by a period to select multiple items (e.g., "minecraft:netherite_...").
  • By specifying "{modID}": and "All", all objects from the indicated mod will automatically be included.