Mod seems abandoned but I'll report this anywho. Mod does not work with Betweenlands tools or swords.

is it possible to make it so armor would have different protection values based on durability? I do believe metadata isn't a thing anymore in 1.12.2 so...

please add mod for 1.14.4.

please do for 1.7.10,1.13 and 1.14.4

Haven't found a single other mod for 1.12 that does this so I'm grateful for it. But it would be ideal if this could act solely as a server side mod.
There's no reason for the mod to be installed on client and have the values of tools taken from the clients config. If it's installed on server, the values should just be taken from the server.

does this mod work with other mods?

In reply to americangamerrr:

 Yes,  this is one of 3 amazing mods that I have been able to manipulate and change virtually every aspect of all other mods to make multiple mods from different mod makers fit well together in a leveled progression.

1) Material Changer: change durability, attack damage, armor protection and toughness.

2) Tool Progressions: create more mining levels, set tool mining level, set block mine-able level.

3) Crafttweaker: change recipes for crafting table, and furnace, and anvil (anvil requires Rocky Tweaks mod) and rename items. (using .zs scripts)

Lastly I also created a folder structure for extracted mod assets and modified the graphics for items, then zipped it up and added it as my own resource pack to complete change item graphics to what ever fits best.

-jc

Sorry i can't utilize the mod at the full potential how i do wrong ?

changer {
# [default: [Ljava.lang.String;@62457e77]
S:changer <-
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:sword_ender;23
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:sword_ender_blue;23
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:sword_ender_green;23
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:sword_ender_red;23
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:sword_ender_yellow;23
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:sword_black_ender;23
ATTACK_DAMAGE;divinerpg:blade_halite;41

->

}

i kndly need an explanation because i see the comment what was doing wrong but is not working please help

In reply to 012mattpass:

 Works for me using this syntax:

changer {
     # [default: ]
     S:changer <
         DURABILITY;minecraft:wooden_sword;900

     >
}

Remove the dashes next to the greater and less than characters, then I think it should work.

In reply to 0xebjc:

 Oh, thanks, I wasn't sure where in the code to insert the lines- turned out I guessed correctly, but it's good to have confirmation ^_^

Also, can this mod change any attribute, or just the ones you've listed in the examples? Like, can I alter the RepairCost of an item?

Thanks, this is super useful!

In reply to wrecksmonday:

 Oops, sorry, I thought you were the owner! (but if you know the answer, I'd still love to hear it!)

In reply to wrecksmonday:

 I haven't used this mod to change repair cost? not sure if it can.  I would look into crafttweaker and rockycore.  Rockycore is an extension mod for crafttweaker to create unique anvil recipes which can change cost and you can remove anvil recipes, replace or create new ones.  You could remove any associated recipe and then create a new one, say wooden sword as input with any damage and set the XP cost and a fully repaired sword as the output item.

In reply to 0xebjc:

Huh. Interesting. Thanks for the tip!

In reply to 012mattpass:

 how does this mod work?

In reply to coopy_diamantakos:

 it overwrites item properties, I really can't explain it better then the 'examples spoiler' above, it's a one time change when the game loads and permanently changes item properties.  I think you can do this with crafttweaker zs scripts too, but this was easier getting started so it's what I've been using.

In reply to InsaneGames_:

 Would work well for items that have a base material setting, but I've found adding a bunch of mods that many authors did not even set a base material for their items, and in other cases they did, for example tinyprogressions has a DragonArmour material type i believe, but I only found that looking at the source on github.