Roughly Enough Loot Tables
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REI addon for showing various loot tables
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
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Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
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Minecraft uses loot tables to determine which items you can get in different scenarios (wiki page). This mod adds a new category to Roughly Enough Items, showing them.
Supported types:
+Piglin bartering
+Dungeon chests
+Fishing
+Gifts
+Advancements
Not supported (because they are too numerous + there exists another addon showing them):
-Block drops
-Entity drops
Although since 1.20.6-1.0 version you сan enable these in config files.
Reading jsons
In the lower right corner you can see a button "J", which stands for "open .Json representation". It dumps a loot table into a temporary file and opens it in a default text editor. If nothing opens, check logs.
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This mod is common, meaning it must be installed on both client and server.
Fabric Language Kotlin is required on both sides
Roughly Enough Items is only required on client
Video demo: https://youtu.be/3GQta9F3laA
General info
Minecraft uses loot tables to determine which items you can get in different scenarios (wiki page). This mod adds a new category to Roughly Enough Items, showing them.
Supported types:
+Piglin bartering
+Dungeon chests
+Fishing
+Gifts
+Advancements
Not supported (because they are too numerous + there exists another addon called Roughly Enough Resources showing them):
-Block drops
-Entity drops
Although since 1.20.6-1.0 version you сan enable these in config files.
Reading jsons
In the lower right corner you can see a button "J", which stands for "open .Json representation". It dumps a loot table into a temporary file and opens it in a default text editor. If nothing opens, check logs.
Dependencies
This mod is common, meaning it must be installed on both client and server.
Fabric Language Kotlin is required on both sides
Roughly Enough Items is only required on client
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