This is a very simple mod that allows you to control exactly what items players start with when they login for the first time.
Key Features:
- Removes books/manuals and any other items given by other mods. If you want these items you can just add them yourself via this mod.
- Places the items back in exactly the same slots with support for armor and off-hand.
- Supports item NBT data.
- Can be easily configured by simple running a command with the desired items in your inventory.
- Can be implemented as a server side only mod but also works in singleplayer.
- Now supports kits which can be used for things like quest maps which may require a different starting inventory for each quest.
Usage:
Put all the items you wish players to start with in your inventory (Note the slot in which you place them will also be saved)
Then run the command "/csg_config set" to save your inventory.
Now when a player logs in for the first time they will get an exact copy of your inventory. (Including item NBT and meta, as well as armor equipped)
This does overwrite your inventory so make sure it is empty before invoking the commands.
If for whatever reason you wish to manually give a player the starting inventory you can use "/csg_config give <player>"
Note: This will delete any existing items in that players inventory!
Kits:
Kits are configured similar to the starting inventory except you use the commend
"/csg_ kit add <kit name>"
to create a new kit from you inventory.
The following is a list of all kit commands.
/csg_kit add <kit name>
- adds/overwrite the specified kit with your current player inventory.
/csg_kit give <kit name> [player]
- Give the specified kit to the target player or your self if no player is specified (Will delete all existing items first.)
/csg_kit remove <kit name>
- Removes the specified kit from the system.
/csg_kit list
- lists all kits.
Important Note: This mod will work when installed on an existing server with existing players. However, this does mean the inventories of any existing players will be wiped and replaced with the starter gear the next time that player logs in.
Here's a short video on using Custom Starter Gear thanks to Awesome Meatball
ModPacks:
You are free to use this mod in any and all mod packs. No need to ask permission.
Did you forget that nobody uses 1.16.5 anymore? Things that are concerned should be updated to 1.17.1
In reply to SlimySpeck:
Why are you crying?
In reply to wherepanda:
Please don't send messages like that
In reply to SlimySpeck
Cry harder
In reply to gumithis:
nice jokes lol
So i wanted to know if the starter kit would wipe the inventories of people who had previously logged onto the server
does not work on a 1.16.5 forge server , i made the config but even the give command doesnt do anything
In reply to wackoamd:
i used the /csg_config set command to set the starter kit to my inventory i was wearing and it worked. we used 1.16.5 forge
1.17 pls! <3
How do kits work? If I set 3 possible starting kits, can players give themselves one of the them using the /ctg give command? Can they give kits to other players without op privileges? I'm a bit worried about people griefing by using kit give to wipe someone's inventory.
How do i use this on servers? is it the same???
1.7.10 PLZZZZZZZZ
Where are kits & such stored? I can't find the config folder or anything.
the kit adding commands dont work in the latest version
This isn't related to this mod in particular but is there a Fabric mod like this for 1.16?
In reply to vientopicante:
I'm wondering this same thing. My server is ignoring the mod since it's not fabric, which makes me wonder why it says "universal" in the mod folder.
In reply to VidiriV:
Universal in the jar name means that it's both for server and client. Some mods have, or used to have, different server and client side versions, as well as there are some mods that are client only (and can sometimes mess up a server if uploaded to one) or server only. It has nothing to do with modloaders, and everything to do with whether or not it's server/client only or not.
You need a disclaimer that says that it wipes the inventory of any player who has played before the mod was installed and gives them the starter gear. Members on my server aren't happy about losing all of their stuff right now.
In reply to austin_ravenwood:
You mean like what is above in the description already?
Usage:
Put all the items you wish players to start with in your inventory (Note the slot in which you place them will also be saved)
Then run the command "/csg_config set" to save your inventory.
Now when a player logs in for the first time they will get an exact copy of your inventory. (Including item NBT and meta, as well as armor equipped)
This does overwrite your inventory so make sure it is empty before invoking the commands. (bolded for emphasis)
If for whatever reason you wish to manually give a player the starting inventory you can use "/csg_config give <player>"
Note: This will delete any existing items in that players inventory!
In reply to GreatOrator:
" Now when a player logs in for the first time they will get an exact copy of your inventory. (Including item NBT and meta, as well as armor equipped)"
Implies when they log in for the first time in general. After reading back to comments from like 2018 I now understand that the mod does not go off of existing player data but instead generates its own. The mod works great, it does exactly what it's supposed to do, I was just saying you might want to let people know that if you put in on a server where players already have progression and items it will consider the next time they log on as being their first time and wipe their inventories.
I fully read the mod description before using the mod, I saw where it said that it would overwrite your inventory. I foolishly assumed that went along with the whole "Removes books/manuals and any other items given by other mods. If you want these items you can just add them yourself via this mod." . I see reading through the comments that I'm not the only one to take it this way.
So yes, It does wipe everyone that logs in after that point's inventory, whether it's their first time logging on or not. (bolded for emphasis)