Autoswitch (AS) reads the player's hotbar, and finds the best tool for the job currently available. (ie. you hit a stone block with your fist, it will switch to a pickaxe).
This mod is fully configurable. You will find the config files in your config folder, a quick way to get there is by opening the Resource Pack menu, open the folder, then go up a level and you will see a config folder. In general, most mods will place their config files there.
This mod has keybindings to disable switching on the fly, you will find them in the options menu with all the other keybindings.
Curseforge's markdown editor is broken, so for detailed explanation about how it works without looking like a mess, see the wiki.
does it works on server? like , the server doesnt have the mod installed just i have , can i still use it on the server?
In reply to atwk:
Yes
If you have the Crooked Crooks mod and you want it to autoswitch using Autoswitch you need to make these changes.
Crooked Crooks mod multiplies drops from Leaves and grass (not grass blocks)
autoswitchattackaction.cfg (located in the config folder for your installation of Minecraft)
Example path location based on where you install MultiMC too, in my case it was Downloads because I'm lazy and didn't feel like moving it.
C:\Users\YourUserName\Downloads\mmc-stable-win32\MultiMC\instances\Fabric 1.16.5\.minecraft\config
# A Material leaves.
# Default Value: shears;minecraft:mending, shears, hoe;minecraft:silk_touch, hoe;minecraft:mending, hoe, sword;minecraft:mending, sword
leaves = crookedcrooks:Netherite_Crook, crookedcrooks:Netherite_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Netherite_Crook;minecraft:mending, Crookedcrooks:Diamond_Crook, crookedcrooks:Diamond_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Diamond_Crook;minecraft:mending, crookedcrooks:Iron_Crook, crookedcrooks:Iron_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Iron_Crook;minecraft:mending, crookedcrooks:Stone_Crook, crookedcrooks:Stone_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Stone_Crook;minecraft:mending, crookedcrooks:Wooden_crook, crookedcrooks:Wooden_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Wooden_Crook;minecraft:mending, shears;minecraft:mending, shears, hoe;minecraft:silk_touch, hoe;minecraft:mending, hoe, sword;minecraft:mending, sword
# A Material for plants such as tall grass that can have a block placed in them, thus 'replacing' it.
# Default Value: shears;minecraft:mending, axe;minecraft:mending, shears, axe
replaceable_plant = crookedcrooks:Netherite_Crook, crookedcrooks:Netherite_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Netherite_Crook;minecraft:mending, Crookedcrooks:Diamond_Crook, crookedcrooks:Diamond_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Diamond_Crook;minecraft:mending, crookedcrooks:Iron_Crook, crookedcrooks:Iron_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Iron_Crook;minecraft:mending, crookedcrooks:Stone_Crook, crookedcrooks:Stone_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Stone_Crook;minecraft:mending, crookedcrooks:Wooden_crook, crookedcrooks:Wooden_Crook;minecraft:silk_touch, crookedcrooks:Wooden_Crook;minecraft:mending, shears;minecraft:mending, axe;minecraft:mending, shears, axe
In reply to DarkstarZeroOne:
Thanks for sharing!
A couple of note: your config prefers the unenchanted version over the enchanted ones, enchant stacking (enabled by default) probably doesn't make it obvious.
AutoSwitch provides an API, so if the crooks mod wanted it could add "crooks" as a toolgroup (think "pickaxe" or "shovel").
How do I add another item to the list of items to use when it needs to break leaves or grass? I want to use a Crook from the mod "Crooked crooks" to break grass or leaves because it multiplies the drops. It keeps switching away from the Crook and using a non durability item..
In reply to DarkstarZeroOne:
Find leaves in the attack config and add crooks' item id to the list.
In reply to Deximus_Maximus:
Thank you, I will give this a shot, thank you.
I don't understand what does "auto published" means?
In reply to wawadanon:
When I push code changes to github, such as an update, github's servers will automatically build the mod. If it is a release version (no "alpha" or "beta" at the end of the version), it will automatically upload, or publish, the version to curseforge. In the case of curseforge which only gets the autopublished releases, having "autopublished" in the name isn't as important as I test it before declaring it a release. Many mods do something similar, just without "autopublished" - fabric api, modmenu, etc. all do it.
I include "autopublished" in the name to indicate that all the information about it was generated and not directly reviewed by me. Errors are unlikely, but still possible such as incorrect MC versions, java version, changelog etc.
In future the changelog will also be generated by this system from the commit (change) history.
pls create for forge 1.15.2
So I don't think this is possible with the current way this mod is made. Though I could be wrong. But from what I can tell you can only choose what tool will be used by block material. While in most cases this is fine, I prefer to use a different pickaxe for most stone materials and ores that don't drop their source block like diamond, emerald, lapis, coal, and redstone. It would be nice if you could specify by block so you could choose to used fortune on ores and a normal/silk touch pickaxe on stone.
Though I do understand just using a silk touch and later fortune is an option, without a silk touch pickaxe this isn't possible. There's also the possibility of having 3 pickaxes. Silk Touch for stone, normal pickaxe for ores such as iron/gold and andesite, granite, and diorite, and a third with fortune for ores that drop items. Just a thought.
In reply to KipperOrigin:
You can already specify by block. see shroomlights for an example.
I've been experiencing a really heavy bug to do with lag when I turn autoswitch on and off. This has been getting super difficult to deal with when playing this map: Caveblock Classic - Worlds - Minecraft - CurseForge
So the reason why I sometimes turn autoswitch off is when I want to use this mods hammers: Vanilla Hammers - Mods - Minecraft - CurseForge
After I mine a large area out, like a tunnel or farming region using the hammers with autoswitch off, once I enable it back on to go back to using a pickaxe and shovel and whatnot, I'm assuming the mod evaluates what has happened to the world, and that freezes the game for a few seconds... Sometimes if I mine a LARGE area, like a thousand blocks or so, I get freezes that last like 30 seconds or so...
In reply to monstertrexy:
Try with 3.0.0
In reply to Deximus_Maximus:
Just tested with 3.0.0 and it still behaves the same when it comes to lag. When many blocks are added/removed/changed with autoswitch disabled, upon enabling it back on, I get a freeze duration based on how much of the world has changed it seems. The more blocks, the more lag will be present.
In reply to monstertrexy:
Which MC version and java version are you using?
Do you have any mods other than vanilla hammers, fabric api, and autoswitch installed?
In reply to Deximus_Maximus:
It's on MC 1.16.5, with Fabric loader 0.11.2. In terms of mod, I have so many at this point that it'd be a long list. 135 in total... Just this mod that causes the lag, so unsure if other mods are affecting this. All the tools apart from the Hammers mod are the vanilla ones as I don't like using ore mods.
Edit: I just tried using only Vanilla hammers (To destroy a large area as quickly as possible), with just the auto switch and Fabric API mods on, and the lag is still present.
In reply to monstertrexy:
Should be fixed in 3.0.0-alpha.9
In reply to Deximus_Maximus:
Seems to have fixed the issue! Thankyou! Mining a looooong tunnel no longer makes me wait 30 seconds for the game to realise what is going on. Well done sir!
In reply to monstertrexy:
When dealing with multiple mods, remove all but required mods.. and enable one at a time in MultiMC It takes awhile, but then you end up with a server/single player that doesn't crash. It takes a few days to iron out all of the bugs, but then you will get a fun stable game you can be proud to play. Be patient, don't add more than 1-5 mods at a time, and always use a new world when adding mods that can modify the world... I suggest doing Version #1, etc.. and re-create your world each time you test a mod.