Runecraft Core
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The core mod for the Runecraft modpack, offering compatibility and optimization related enhancements along with bug fixes, loot table overhauls, spawn rule tweaks, etc.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Runecraft Core
Compatibility patch mod for the Runecraft modpack (Minecraft 1.20.1, Forge 47.3.0+). Fixes broken model references, loot-modifier syntax, and missing assets in third-party mods via bundled resource/data overrides + one Mixin.
What this mod is
Mostly it is a Forge-branded resource + data pack with a manifest. The JAR ships:
- An
assets/tree that overrides broken model JSONs in third-party mods (goblins_tyranny, simply_traps) via Forge's built-in resource-pack ordering. - A
data/tree that overrides one loot modifier (nethersdelight), five empty loot tables + one Patchouli book-metadata file (dtarsnouveau), and bundles the Runecraft treasure bag datapack under therunic_lootnamespace (consumed by the Treasure Bags mod). - One functional Mixin (
SpellFilterMixin) — a Gson API compat redirect for Iron's Spellbooks that the resource tree cannot replace. - A tiny Java runtime that, on common setup, reads
patch-manifest.jsonand walks every installed mod to log a version-diagnostic report, then runs a loot-reference validator that resolves every bundled treasure-bag reward id against the live item registry. It performs no patching at runtime — the patches are the bundled files riding on Forge's normal override order.
Current shipped version: 0.9.3 — 27 patches, schema version 2, plus the
runic_loot treasure-bag datapack (28 profession sacks × 4 rarities + a
starter bag).
Runecraft Core has no dependency on FTB Quests, ExtraQuests, or any quest
mechanic. The bundled treasure bags drop via the Treasure Bags mod's own
dropsFromGroups system, independent of the pack's questbook.
Building
Requirements:
- JDK 17
- Internet access to reach
maven.minecraftforge.netandrepo.spongepowered.orgthe first time.
./gradlew build
Produces build/libs/runecraftcore-0.9.3.jar.
Compile-time dependency
SpellFilterMixin targets io.redspace.ironsspellbooks.loot.SpellFilter. To
compile the mixin against the real class, drop the Iron's Spellbooks jar
(e.g. irons_spellbooks-forge-1.20.1-3.15.5.1.jar) into libs/:
libs/
└── irons_spellbooks-forge-1.20.1-3.15.5.1.jar
build.gradle picks up everything in libs/*.jar as compileOnly so the
mixin compiles but the jar stays self-contained. At runtime, the mixin is
a no-op when Iron's Spellbooks is absent (required: true plus
defaultRequire: 1 — Mixin simply skips missing targets).
Layout
runecraft_core/
├── build.gradle ForgeGradle 6 + Mixin plugin
├── gradle.properties
├── settings.gradle
├── docs/
│ ├── PATCH_MATRIX.md human-readable patch index
│ └── RECREATION_AND_EXPANSION_PLAN.md
└── src/main/
├── java/com/otectus/runecraftcore/
│ ├── RunecraftCore.java entrypoint (@Mod)
│ ├── RunecraftCoreConfig.java Forge config spec
│ ├── mixin/SpellFilterMixin.java Gson API compat redirect
│ └── patch/ manifest + validators
│ ├── JsonFieldSpec.java
│ ├── PatchEntry.java
│ ├── PatchManifest.java
│ ├── PatchStatus.java
│ ├── PatchType.java
│ ├── PatchValidator.java
│ ├── LootReferenceIndex.java loads runic_loot_reference_index.json
│ └── LootReferenceValidator.java checks bag rewards vs item registry
└── resources/
├── META-INF/mods.toml
├── pack.mcmeta
├── runecraftcore.mixins.json
├── patch-manifest.json 27-entry schema-v2 manifest
├── runic_loot_reference_index.json bag → reward-id index (regenerate on edits)
├── assets/ 19 bundled model overrides (goblins_tyranny, simply_traps)
└── data/
├── nethersdelight/, dtarsnouveau/ bundled loot/metadata overrides
└── runic_loot/ treasure-bag types + loot tables
Installation
Drop runecraftcore-<version>.jar into the modpack's mods/ folder. On
startup you should see:
Runecraft Core loaded — patching third-party mod resources
…
=== Runecraft Core Patch Validation ===
Manifest version: 0.9.3 | Schema: v2
Total patches: 27 (active: 27, deprecated: 0, under_review: 0, disabled: 0)
[FOUND] goblins_tyranny v1.2.3 - 18 patches (18 active)
[FOUND] simply_traps v1.7 - 1 patches (1 active)
[FOUND] nethersdelight v1.20.1-4.0 - 1 patches (1 active)
[FOUND] dtarsnouveau v1.20.1-1.2.0 - 6 patches (6 active)
[FOUND] irons_spellbooks v1.20.1-3.16.1 - 1 patches (1 active)
=== Summary: 5/5 target mods detected, 0 version mismatches ===
…
=== Runecraft Core Loot Reference Validation ===
Loot index version: 0.9.3 | Schema: v1 | 113 bags | 2 tag ref(s)
=== Loot Summary: 0 bag(s) with rot, 0 unknown-from-loaded item(s), 0 absent-mod item(s) ===
Configuration
config/runecraftcore-common.toml:
[general]
# When true, version mismatch warnings for patched mods are logged at WARN level.
# When false (default), they are logged at INFO level.
strictMode = false
# List of patch IDs to "disable" (see docs/PATCH_MATRIX.md).
# In 0.9.x this is advisory only — the validator logs the entries as
# disabled but the bundled resources still take effect.
disabledPatches = []
# When true, the treasure-bag loot validator escalates "unknown item from a
# loaded mod" findings from WARN to ERROR (for CI / server-start smoke tests).
# An unknown id whose owning mod is simply absent stays at INFO (expected).
strictLoot = false
Treasure bags (runic_loot datapack)
The jar bundles the Runecraft treasure-bag content consumed by the Treasure
Bags mod: 28 profession sacks (alchemists, miners, relichunters,
merchants, collectors, beastmasters, wayfarers, …) each in
common/uncommon/rare/epic, plus a single-grant starter bag. Definitions live
in data/runic_loot/treasurebags_types/ and their loot tables in
data/runic_loot/loot_tables/bags/.
Drop sources are gated by rarity (group runecraft_sacks): common/uncommon drop
from hostile, rare from hostile+boss, epic from boss only. No bag drops
from peaceful mobs or players.
Editing rewards:
- Edit the loot tables under
data/runic_loot/loot_tables/bags/. - Regenerate the validator index so startup validation stays accurate. The
index is
runic_loot_reference_index.json(one entry per bag → the item ids it references). On next launchLootReferenceValidatorreports any reward id that no longer resolves against the installed mods.
The starter bag has no drop groups and is never handed out by this mod (no
first-spawn listener, by design). Grant it externally, e.g.
/givebag @p runic_loot:starter from a server script or a KubeJS
PlayerEvents.loggedIn first-join handler in the pack.
Roadmap
See docs/RECREATION_AND_EXPANSION_PLAN.md for the full 0.10.0→0.13.0 expansion plan (runtime reference repair, recipe guarding, tooltip provider, tuning engine, orphan advisor, diagnostics command, public API).
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