Lootr: FTB Skies 2 config options

prevent notifications of decaying or refreshed chests

configuration options for notifications set to true to enable toast notifications of decay and refresh, obeying message notification settings; set to false to instead use on-screen message

set to true to enable 'decay particles' to spawn from containers that are going to decay

set to true to enable 'refresh particles' to spawn from containers that the player has previously opened which are set to refresh

configuration options for particles set to true to enable 'unopened particles' to spawn from containers that the player has not yet opened

set to true to use the new Lootr textures

configuration options for textures set to true to use vanilla textures instead of Lootr special textures. Note: this will prevent previously opened chests from rendering differently

lootr chests cannot be destroyed by any explosion

lootr chests cannot be destroyed by creeper or TNT explosions

breaking a lootr chest (while not sneaking) will drop a player's loot but not destroy the block, simply marking it as opened

lootr brushable blocks will not fall if the blocks under them are broken

configuration options for breaking containers prevent the destruction of Lootr chests except while sneaking in creative mode

allow the destruction of Lootr chests regardless. overrides `disable_break`

allows fake players to destroy Lootr chests without having to sneak, overrides the `disable_break` option for fake players

lootr item frames will not break if the blocks they are attached to are broken

lootr chests will drop the contents of the player-specific inventory (generated when not generated) when broken

if true, accessing a Lootr container will bypass spawn protection

disregard chests and chunks that are outside of the world border; enable this option if you are using a world border and are suffering consistent TPS issues; if you change the world border, you will need to restart your client

whether or not the Elytra item frame should be converted into a standard loot chest with a guaranteed elytra

whether or not the Elytra item frame should be converted into a Lootr item frame with an elytra inside

whether or not item frames with items in them generated by structures should be converted into Lootr item frames

whether or not mineshaft chest minecarts should be converted to standard loot chests

configuration options for the conversion of chests if true, no chests will be converted

checks structure pieces as well as structure starts when determining if a structure contains a position, more accurate but may cause lag (default true)

determine whether or not loot generated is the same for all players using the provided seed, or randomised per player

lootr will automatically log all unresolved tables (i.e., for containers that have a loot table associated with them but, for whatever reason, the lookup for this table returns empty). setting this option to true additionally informs players when they open containers.

determines when lootr saves data files for containers. 'always' will always save them, which may result in more files than expected; 'when_opened' will only save them the first time they have been opened; 'smart' defaults to 'always' but switches to 'when_opened' for aternos and exaroton

whether or not to output a warning to the log when a suitable block entity has no loot table and is skipped during conversion

overriding decay_loot_tables, decay_modids and decay_dimensions: all chests will decay after being trapped for the first time

list of dimensions where loot chests should automatically decay (default: blank, e.g., ["minecraft:the_nether", "minecraft:the_end"])

list of loot tables which will decay (default blank, meaning no chests decay, in the format of (in the format of ["modid:loot_table", "othermodid:other_loot_table"])

list of mod IDs whose loot tables will decay (default blank, meaning no chests decay, in the format ["modid", "othermodid"])

containers that have already been marked as decaying will be decayed during level tick as well as when next trapped

when true, decayed containers will be replaced with their equivalent vanilla block instead of being removed

containers that have not yet been marked as decaying will be marked for decay during level tick as well as when next trapped

configuration options for notifications disables styling of breaking, decaying and refreshing messages sent to players

configuration options for comparators and redstone power when true, comparators on Lootr containers will give an output of 1; when false, they will give an output of 0

when true, custom inventories will act like trapped chests when opened

containers that have already been marked as refreshing will be refreshed during level tick as well as when next trapped

overriding refresh_loot_tables, refresh_modids and refresh_dimensions: all chests will refresh after being trapped for the first time

list of dimensions where loot chests should automatically refresh (default: blank, e.g., ["minecraft:overworld", "othermod:otherdimension"])

list of loot tables which will refresh (default blank, meaning no chests refresh, in the format of ["modid:loot_table", "othermodid:loot_table"])

list of mod IDs whose loot tables will refresh (default blank, meaning no chests refresh, in the format of ["modid", "othermodid"])

containers that have not yet been marked as refreshing will be marked for refresh during level tick as well as when next trapped

the team resolver to use. by default, this is the standard minecraft scoreboard system. anyone not assigned to a scoreboard team will instead be considered in a team of just themselves. this value only needs to be set when using multiple team-based add-ons that provide teams with the same priority and you wish to specify which one you want to use. if blank or empty or the team resolver cannot be found, it will default to 'lootr:default' [default: blank]

if true, instead of providing individual loot per player, loot will be assigned based on teams. by default, the entity's scoreboard team will be used. if the player is not in a team, their own uuid will be used instead. [default: false]

list of dimensions that loot chests should not be replaced in (default: blank, allowing all dimensions, format e.g., ["minecraft:overworld", "minecraft:the_end"])

configuration for specific whitelisting and blacklisting of dimensions, loot tables and modids list of dimensions (to the exclusion of all others) that loot chest should be replaced in (default: blank, allowing all dimensions, e.g., ["minecraft:overworld", "minecraft:the_end"])

list of modids whose loot tables shouldn't be converted (in the format of ["modid", "other_modid"])

list of loot tables which shouldn't be converted (in the format of ["modid:loot_table", "othermodid:other_loot_table"])

list of loot tables which will forcefully be converted even if they are included in the loot table blacklist or the problematic loot tables (format: see loot_table_blacklist)

list of dimensions by modid that loot chests should not be replaced in (default: blank, allowing all modids, format e.g., ["minecraft othermod"])

list of dimensions by modid that loot chest should be replaced in (default: blank, allowing all modids, format e.g., ["minecraft othermod"])

maximum time (in ticks) remaining on a chest before a notification for refreshing or decaying is sent to a player (default 30 seconds, -1 for no delay)

the maximum age for containers; entries above this age will be discarded [default: 60 * 20 * 15, fifteen minutes] [note: the value 6000 will be corrected to 18000. if you wish to use 6000, please use 6001 or 5999.]

the default delay between ticks. the higher this value, the slower it takes for containers to determine they should refresh, decay, or start refreshing or decaying

configuration options for decaying containers how long (in ticks) a decaying loot containers should take to decay (default 5 minutes = 5 * 60 * 20)

configuration options for refreshing containers how long (in ticks) a refreshing loot containers should take to refresh their contents (default 20 minutes = 20 * 60 * 20)