DevCraft Utility

New commands (op only, all usable via console):

• /itemlist - lists all item entities and the itemstacks (item & count) they contain, as well as their location (X and Z coordinates). location is a clickable link that functions to put a /tp command into your chat box to teleport you to the item. Useful for determining exactly what, where and how many of each item is existent. Lists per loaded dimension (thus teleport commands may be problematic and will not work properly for cross-dimension travel) and also lists which dimensions weren't scanned (because they were unloaded or because they had no item entities)
• /itemkill - configurable via configuration. manually kills item entities based on a blacklist that can be configured, by default: 
  1. other items can be added in the format of "modname:modid" to the configuration file
  2. destroys eggs, bones, arrows, rotten flesh and ink sacs (most common items from Vanilla to just be lingering on the surface)
  3. elderberries from druidcraft
  4. silk cocoons from mystical world
  5. dirt from minecraft (from creeper explosions)
  6. for underground areas affected by flowing water, it destroys minecraft rails and all types of botania mushrooms (things that can spawn underground but be moved by water)
  7. destroys cattail seeds from swamp expansion and sugar cane from minecraft: these are more commonly found as lingering item entities when serene seasons has frozen nearby water
• /entities <entity_type> - lists entities of a specific type in a similar format to /itemlist, with location and teleport commands. 
• /conflicts - attempts to generate a list of recipes (listed in the format of "modid:recipename") that conflict with each other. by conflicting, this means that the ingredients of one recipe are identical to the other or that one is a superset of the others, and in the case of shaped recipes, the position of the ingredients also matches. this is not completely perfected and may be a little slow to run in large packs, but it should still be quite fast. the output lists a group of recipes which are considered "matching". this information can then be used with data packs or CraftTweaker to decide which recipes to modify. Please note: currently doesn't compare if recipe outputs are identical