Jonn's Trophies guide for All the Mods 10 6.0 to 8.0

Jonn's Trophies is included in this pack as version 1.21.1-2.5.0, and it has been part of the pack since version 2.25 or earlier.^[1]

Unverified We don't yet have reliable details on what Jonn's Trophies does, who it's aimed at, or which items and blocks it adds. Your best bet for now is to look it up in-game with a recipe viewer. This site does hold All the Mods 10's own recipes, read from the pack itself: look the item up in the item browser.

Unverified Jonn's Trophies doesn't appear to be on the ATM Star path or in any of this pack's quests, so it's probably an optional side feature rather than part of the main progression.

Jonn's Trophies gives you the Trophy block, and in this pack the first step is going out and killing things. The pack's config turns on trophy drops from mobs, so you earn your first trophy through a kill.^[2][3]

Get a trophy from a kill

Mob drops are switched on (General.dropFromMobs is true), but only when a player makes the kill. A normal mob has a drop chance of 0.02, set by General.dropChanceMobs. Bosses are much kinder: General.dropChanceBoss is 0.2.^[3]

Trophies dropping from other players is turned off. General.dropFromPlayers is false, and the config marks that feature as work in progress.^[3]

Place it and open its settings

Once you have a Trophy, place it and open its screen to change how it looks. The screen has an Apply button for confirming your changes. You don't need to be an operator to do this, because General.allowNonOpEdit is true in this pack.^[2][3]

What a dropped trophy looks like

Trophies that drop from a mob use the defaults from the config. The base block is minecraft:smooth_stone_slab (General.defaultBaseBlock), the scale is 0.5 (General.defaultScale) and the Y offset is 0.5 (General.defaultYOffset). The config notes say the offset should be 1.0 for a full block, 0.5 for slabs and 0.1 for carpets. If you change the base block in your own setup, adjust the offset to match.^[3]

Limits when you customise

• The maximum size multiplier is 20 (General.maxSize).^[3]
• The maximum Y offset is 2,000 (General.maxYOffset).^[3]
• Item trophies slowly rotate their item, which comes from General.rotateItemTrophies being true.^[3]
• Some mob variants, like cat and axolotl variants, have their NBT saved with the trophy. The list is in General.nbtMap and includes entries from other mods such as productivebees and infernalexp.^[3]

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Jonn's Trophies doesn't have machines, multiblocks, power or fluid handling in this pack, at least nothing the available sources describe. What the sources do cover is how trophies drop from kills and how they're displayed and edited, so that's what this section explains.^[4]

How trophies drop

• Mob drops are switched on with General.dropFromMobs, and a normal mob killed by a player has a drop chance of 0.02 (set by General.dropChanceMobs).^[4]
• Bosses are much more generous: General.dropChanceBoss is 0.2 when a player kills a boss entity.^[4]
• Looting helps. General.applyLooting is true, so the Looting enchantment increases the drop chance.^[4]
• Player trophies are off. General.dropFromPlayers is false and is marked work-in-progress in the config. The chance for a player killed by a player, General.dropChancePlayers, is set to 1.^[4]
• Automated kills won't work for trophies. General.allowFakePlayer is false, so fake players (machines) don't get trophy drops. You'll need to make the kills yourself.^[4]

How dropped trophies look

A trophy dropped from a mob uses a base block, a scale and a Y offset from the config. In this pack the base block is set by General.defaultBaseBlock to Smooth Stone Slab. The scale from General.defaultScale is 0.5, and the offset from General.defaultYOffset is also 0.5.^[4]

The config comment says the Y offset should match the base block: 1.0 for a full block, 0.5 for slabs and 0.1 for carpets. If you ever change the base block, change the offset too, so the mob doesn't sink into the base or float above it.^[4]

There are upper limits on what you can set by hand. General.maxSize caps the size multiplier at 20, and General.maxYOffset caps the Y offset at 2000.^[4]

Editing and item trophies

Trophy settings aren't locked to operators here. General.allowNonOpEdit is true, so non-opped players can change a trophy's settings.^[4]

Item trophies show an item that slowly rotates, controlled by General.rotateItemTrophies, which is true in this pack. The mod's own interface text says any item can go in an item trophy's slot.^[4][5]

Mobs with variants

Some mobs look different depending on stored data, such as a cat's variant or a wolf's collar colour. General.nbtMap lists the entity tags that get saved with the trophy so the right look is kept. The pack's list covers vanilla mobs like axolotls, cats, wolves, frogs, llamas, horses, foxes, parrots, pandas, mooshrooms and villagers. It also includes entries for Productive Bees, with the configurable bee type, and for Infernal Expansion, with the shroomloin type and basalt giant size.^[4]

Unverified The sources don't explain how to craft or obtain trophy items, or how the in-game editing screen works. No recipes for this mod's items were available, so check in game before relying on any of that.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Everything for Jonn's Trophies lives in one file, config/trophymanager-server.toml, and all the options sit under the General group. Here's how this pack sets the ones you're most likely to care about.^[4]

Drops from mobs and bosses

• General.dropFromMobs is true, so trophies can drop from mobs that a player kills.^[4]
• General.dropChanceMobs is 0.02 for normal entities killed by a player. The allowed range is 0.0 to 1.0, so this is a low chance.^[4]
• General.dropChanceBoss is 0.2 for boss entities killed by a player, a noticeably better chance than for normal mobs.^[4]
• General.applyLooting is true, so the Looting enchantment raises the drop chance.^[4]
• General.allowFakePlayer is false, so machines (fake players) don't get trophy drops. You'll have to do the kills yourself.^[4]

Player kills

General.dropFromPlayers is false, so killing another player won't give you a trophy. The config marks this feature as work in progress. General.dropChancePlayers is set to 1.^[4]

Look and size of dropped trophies

• General.defaultBaseBlock is minecraft:smooth_stone_slab, the block used as the base for trophies dropped from mob kills.^[4]
• General.defaultScale is 0.5, the default size of those dropped trophies.^[4]
• General.defaultYOffset is 0.5. The config notes say this should be 1.0 for a full block, 0.5 for slabs and 0.1 for carpets. If you change the base block, change this too.^[4]
• General.rotateItemTrophies is true, so items on item trophies slowly rotate.^[4]

Editing and limits

• General.allowNonOpEdit is true, so players without op status can change a trophy's settings.^[4]
• General.maxSize is 20, the maximum size multiplier for a trophy.^[4]
• General.maxYOffset is 2,000, the maximum Y offset for a trophy.^[4]

Saved entity variants

General.nbtMap is a comma separated list of entities whose NBT data must be saved with the trophy, in the format modid:entityid:tag. This is how a trophy keeps things like a cat's variant or a villager's data. The pack's list covers several vanilla animals and also includes entries from the productivebees and infernalexp namespaces.^[4]

All the Mods 10 8.0 ships Jonn's Trophies as version 1.21.1-2.5.0, in the file trophymanager-1.21.1-2.5.0.jar. The mod has been part of the pack for a good while: it first showed up in All the Mods 10 2.36 or earlier.^[1]

Unverified There are no pack changelog entries or stored mod changelogs for Jonn's Trophies, so specific changes between pack releases (new trophies, recipe tweaks, config changes or version bumps) can't be confirmed here.