WARNING: The mod can delay initial start of MC. Depends on the amount of blocks in your modpacks and the iteration in the config .
The cache is in config/BlockDrops/blockdrops.txt.
- Can I use this in my mod pack?
- Yes.
WARNING: The mod can delay initial start of MC. Depends on the amount of blocks in your modpacks and the iteration in the config .
The cache is in config/BlockDrops/blockdrops.txt.
Does the cache need to be deleted if you later add/change mods or config that cause a change to drops? Maybe add that to the description.
In reply to CosmicDan:
Nevermind, checked the source myself - seems to detect blocks that are removed or added and will update the cache, but logic dictates that "automatic updating if a drop is changed" isn't possible because it would have to iterate every block to do that, making the whole idea of a cache redundant :)
I found incompatibility after update some mods.
https://pastebin.com/hy5Fkejp
(Forbiden Arcanus)
this works with other mods?
In reply to c_h_r_i_z_:
Any change this will support foragecraft drop data?
Great mod, thanks.
This is client side addon? Thanks in advance :)
In reply to Pyromanc3r:
Hi,
I really don't get it, how to use your mod and get the shown info's from the previews (can't find it in-game anywhere).
There is also no shortcut to display the block drops in the options.
Please provide more information how to get the results from the previews.
Version:
Thanks!
Bye
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In reply to MrRiegel:
Getting a client crash in stage 4 while loading up. Removing this mod allows me to load into the game.
crash report: https://pastebin.com/Zsbv2ry7
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does this work for 1.12.2?
In reply to Canine8_YT:
so if I understand this correctly, this profiles all the blocks in the game when starting up for the first time in order to determine the odds of that block dropping a specific item? You should probably explain how this works in the overview rather than implying it with "this could slow down startup", which at best gives us an idea of what it might be doing to figure out drops
is there a way to add the resulting cached data to my mod pack so users of the pack don't have to deal with the slowdown? It seems kind of silly to make my friends' computers do the exact same thing again for the exact same set of blocks when there's a cache implemented