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Super Simple Server Side Veinminer

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Super Simple Server Side Veinminer

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A simple server side veinminer for fabric

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Minecraft
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Description

Super Simple Server Side Veinminer

This is a simple server-side veinminer mod for fabric. It allows players to mine entire veins of ores by breaking just one block.

Features

  • Server-side only, no client mod required
  • Configurable block (white/black)list
  • Configurable vein size
  • Optionally also client sided for visual effects

Configuring

To configure the mod, you have a few options: You can use the /ssssv_config command this does not require you to have the mod installed on the client.

Examples

/ssssv_config blocks whitelist add minecraft:diamond_ore
/ssssv_config blocks blacklist remove minecraft:stone
/ssssv_config veinmine_max_blocks 100
/ssssv_config search mode BREADTH_FIRST_SEARCH

Secondly you can use /configure ssssv or to open the Fzzy Config GUI. Alternatively you can use modmenu to open the Fzzy Config GUI.

Or you can direcly edit the config file located at config/ssssv.toml.