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An addon for Paxi, porting 1.21+ feature for loading packs from any folder and supporting built-in packs!

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This is an addon for Paxi, serving six purposes:

  • Backporting the 1.21+ Paxi feature for loading packs from any folder (See #33)
    • Fixes a issue where developers are unable to get monetized due to Modrinth not recognizing the Paxi folder. If you use the resourcepacks folder it will embed them properly now.
    • Making it possible to use Paxi for built-in resourcepacks and datapacks added by mods (See #27)
    • Restricting Paxi from auto-loading packs in config -> paxi -> resourcepacks and datapacks if they're not listed in resourcepack_load_order.json or datapacks_load_order.json for datapacks.
    • Letting Paxi generate datapack folder and JSON file on the start-up instead of after world generation
    • Removes the unnecessary arrows on the packs that are loaded with Paxi to avoid confusion for modpack users
    • Adding a --user-- flag which let's you define where the user packs should go, can be helpful if you want the normally loaded packs to go above Paxi ones or anywhere you want

How to use?

Unlike how old load order works, now you can specify directories in your instance's folder.

Also, for using the built-in pack support, you need the ID of the pack. You can either check the mod's source code, try to guess it, or use the Resource Pack Overrides mod and hold D on the resourcepack screen to see the IDs of all packs.

Paxi Load Order JSON Example:

LoadOrder

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It is NOT required to load fabric and other built-in packs with Paxi, it's there as an optional feature.

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