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Smart Keep Inventory
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Configure when keep inventory should be enabled
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
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.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Smart Keep Inventory
In vanilla you can only either have keep inventory enabled all time or not. Smart Keep Inventory allows you to decide under which conditions the players inventory should be kept upon death.
For example you can have it configured to only allow keep inventory if the player is killed by a specific mob.
By default this mod makes it so players will keep their inventory and experiences if they are killed by bosses (mobs tagged as c:bosses)
⚙️ Configuration
Configuration is done via a datapack.
Conditions are defined via a file under data/<namespace>/smart_keep_inventory/condition and have the following format:
{
"player": <EntityPredicate>, // Optional. This is the player that died
"killer": <EntityPredicate>, // Optional. This entity that killed the player. Directly or indirectly
"damage": <DamageSourcePredicate>, // Optional. The damagesource that killed the player
"keepExperience": <true | false>, // Default true. Whether to also keep the players experiences or not
"disabled": <true | false> // Optional. Only used to disable an EXISTING condition with the same id
}For more information about predicates check out the minecraft wiki under https://minecraft.wiki/w/Predicate
The mod also allows you to invert EntityPredicate. The syntax for that is as follow:
// Instead of just <EntityPredicate> wrap it like this
{
"invert":true,
"predicate": <EntityPredicate>
}Example:
This allows the player to keep their inventories if they are killed by a zombie but not their xp.
{
"killer": {
"type": "minecraft:zombie"
},
"keepExperience": false
}The following is the default configuration of the mod applying to bosses:
{
"killer": {
"type": "#c:bosses"
}
}Compability
This mod should support any mod adding inventories (Curios, Accessory etc.) provided they respected the gamerule already.
Gravestone mods should also be supported if they already check the gamerule. If a player keeps their inventory a grave should not be generated in that case.
Smart Keep Inventory
In vanilla you can only either have keep inventory enabled all time or not. Smart Keep Inventory allows you to decide under which conditions the players inventory should be kept upon death.
For example you can have it configured to only allow keep inventory if the player is killed by a specific mob.
By default this mod makes it so players will keep their inventory and experiences if they are killed by bosses (mobs tagged as c:bosses)
⚙️ Configuration
Configuration is done via a datapack.
Conditions are defined via a file under data/<namespace>/smart_keep_inventory/condition
and have the following format:
{
"player": <EntityPredicate>, // Optional. This is the player that died
"killer": <EntityPredicate>, // Optional. This entity that killed the player. Directly or indirectly
"damage": <DamageSourcePredicate>, // Optional. The damagesource that killed the player
"keepExperience": <true | false>, // Default true. Whether to also keep the players experiences or not
"disabled": <true | false> // Optional. Only used to disable an EXISTING condition with the same id
}
For more information about predicates check out the minecraft wiki under https://minecraft.wiki/w/Predicate
The mod also allows you to invert EntityPredicate. The syntax for that is as follow:
// Instead of just <EntityPredicate> wrap it like this
{
"invert":true,
"predicate": <EntityPredicate>
}
Example:
This allows the player to keep their inventories if they are killed by a zombie but not their xp.
{
"killer": {
"type": "minecraft:zombie"
},
"keepExperience": false
}
The following is the default configuration of the mod applying to bosses:
{
"killer": {
"type": "#c:bosses"
}
}
Compability
This mod should support any mod adding inventories (Curios, Accessory etc.) provided they respected the gamerule already.
Gravestone mods should also be supported if they already check the gamerule. If a player keeps their inventory a grave should not be generated in that case.
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