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Shared Lootr

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Shared Lootr

By THE_cattailOwner

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Play Lootr, but share the loot.

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Minecraft
26.2
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Description

I like the improvements Lootr brings to loot chests:

  • Distinct appearances for loot chests and ordinary chests
  • Visual markers showing whether a loot chest has been opened
  • Statistics tracking how many loot containers have been opened
  • Unique trophies, and more

The one feature I don't like is each player having their own loot container. To me, sharing or competing for loot is a big part of the fun of adventuring in Minecraft. That's why I made this mod for my own private modpack.

Requirements

Install the following mods as dependencies:

  • Lootr
  • RinLib

How it works

When Lootr reads or creates a container's inventory, Shared Lootr replaces the player's UUID used as the inventory owner with a fixed UUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001 (new UUID(0L, 1L) in the code). This makes every player access the same inventory within that container.

I like the improvements Lootr brings to loot chests:

  • Distinct appearances for loot chests and ordinary chests
  • Visual markers showing whether a loot chest has been opened
  • Statistics tracking how many loot containers have been opened
  • Unique trophies, and more

The one feature I don't like is each player having their own loot container. To me, sharing or competing for loot is a big part of the fun of adventuring in Minecraft. That's why I made this mod for my own private modpack.

Requirements

Install the following mods as dependencies:

  • Lootr
  • RinLib

How it works

When Lootr reads or creates a container's inventory, Shared Lootr replaces the player's UUID used as the inventory owner with a fixed UUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001 (new UUID(0L, 1L) in the code). This makes every player access the same inventory within that container.