Target Dummy in FTB Evolution 2

Target Dummy adds a target dummy you can craft and use to test your attack damage. That is the whole idea: set one up, hit it, and see what your weapons actually do.^[1]

The pack ships version 1.0.0 of the mod (file target-dummy-v1.0.0.jar). It was already in the pack in 1.0.2 or earlier, so it is not a recent addition to 1.1.0.^[2]

The mod's project page also lists a command for giving yourself the dummy, which is handy if you want to try it out straight away.^[1]

• Command listed on the project page: /loot give @s loot target_dummy:dummy^[1]

Target Dummy is a small utility mod with one job: you craft a target dummy and use it to test your attack damage. That makes it a handy first stop when you want to see what a new weapon actually does before you take it into a fight.^[1]

The idea is simple: make a dummy, place it somewhere safe, and hit it with whatever you are testing. Setting one up near your base lets you compare weapons as you get them.^[1]

Unverified The exact in-pack crafting recipe for the target dummy is not shown in the sources here, so this guide does not list one. No quests in this pack cover the mod either, so the quest book will not walk you through it.

Target Dummy is a very simple mod. Its project page describes it in one line: craft a target dummy and test your attack damage. That is the whole idea, so you place the dummy, hit it, and see how hard your weapons actually hit.^[1]

The project page does not describe any machines, multiblocks, power, fluid or item handling, or automation for this mod. There is nothing to wire up or feed, and I won't invent any systems that the sources don't show.^[1]

Getting a dummy

The project page lists a give command for the dummy: /loot give @s loot target_dummy:dummy. That is what the page itself documents, and it is the only way to obtain one that the sources here describe.^[1]

Unverified The project page says you can craft the target dummy, but the sources here do not show the crafting recipe, so I can't tell you what it takes or whether the pack changes it.