Crying Tools

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Crying Tools is a Minecraft mod that expands upon the Crying Obsidian, with a lot of new content.

Crying Tools adds:

• 9 New Items
• 8 New Tools
• 6 New Blocks
• 5 New Enchantments
• 5 New Advancements
• 4 New Trimmable Armor
• 2 New Mobs
• 1 New Track with new mechanics!

You may use this mod in modpacks with credit.

Crying Ore

• Hardness: 50
• Blast Resistance: 1200
• Can be broken with: Diamond Pickaxe or higher (Includes The Crying Being)
• Stackable: 64

Crying Ore is a very rare ore that generates both in the Nether and the Overworld.

In the Nether; it has similar generation properties of the Ancient Debris, meaning it generates in the form of scatter ores. However, Crying Ore can be fully exposed to air unlike Ancient Debris and slightly generates more.

In the Overworld; it has the identical generation properites of the Diamond Ore instead and it generates as a normal ore, the only differences being Crying Ore generates 2x less and it can be fully exposed to air.

When mined, it drops a Crying Residue which can be used to craft a Crying Ingot. It will drop itself if the pickaxe has Silk Touch. The block itself can be smelted into Crying Ingots aswell.

Crying Residue

• Stackable: 64

Crying Residue is an item obtained from Crying Ore, it can be used to craft a Crying Ingot with Netherite Scraps.

Crying Ingot

• Stackable: 64

Crying Ingot is an item to upgrade Netherite equipment to Crying ones, it's also a trim material that can be used with any armor and trim template!

Crying Upgrade Smithing Template

• Stackable: 64

You also need a Crying Upgrade Smithing Template with a Crying Ingot to upgrade Netherite Equipment. To craft one, you need 1 Hard Crying Obsidian, 1 Block of Iron and 7 Crying Obsidian.

It can be duplicated with diamonds and a crying obsidian aswell.

Hard Crying Obsidian

• Hardness: 75
• Blast Resistance: 1320
• Can be broken with: Diamond Pickaxe or higher (Includes The Crying Being)
• Stackable: 64

A Hard Crying Obsidian is a block that cries 4 times more than Crying Obsidian, and it only can be used to craft a Crying Upgrade Smithing Template. To craft it, you need 4 Ghast Tears, 4 Block of Iron and 1 Crying Obsidian.

Block of Crying

• Hardness: 400
• Blast Resistance: 9600
• Can be broken with: Diamond Pickaxe or higher (Includes The Crying Being)
• Stackable: 64

A Block of Crying is crafted from 9 Crying Ingots and can be uncrafted back into 9 Crying Ingots.

Over-hardened Core

• Hardness: 900
• Blast Resistance: 32,000,000
• Can be broken with: Diamond Pickaxe or higher (Includes The Crying Being)
• Stackable: No

Over-hardened Core is a block used to craft an Over-hardened Core with Eye. To craft one, you need 7 Reinforced Deepslate (check note), one Crying Ingot and one Heavy Core.

Note: A Crying Pickaxe has a 1 in 28 chance of dropping a reinforced deepslate when it breaks one, therefore making it obtainable in survival.

Eye

• Stackable: No Eye is an item used to craft an Over-hardened Core with Eye. It is only obtainable by killing a Crier.

Over-hardened Core with Eye

• Hardness: -1
• Blast Resistance: 2,147,483,647
• Can be broken with: Can't be broken
• Stackable: No

Over-hardened Core with Eye is a block used to craft The Crying Being, It cannot be placed on any block.

If it gets placed on any block, it will instantly break and drop itself. Item frames are an exception to this, since they are an entity and not a block.

To craft one, you need 1 Eye and 1 Over-hardened Core.

Crying Rod

• Stackable: 64

Crying Rod is a kind of rod needed to craft The Crying Being.

To craft one, you need one Blaze Rod and one Crying Obsidian.

The Crying Being

• Stackable: No

The Crying Being is an universal end-game item, meaning it's a sword and pickaxe, and a hoe. It can break any breakable block instantly, it deals a maximum of 2,147,483,647 damage and has an attack speed of 618. It also can till blocks like a hoe.

To craft one, you need a Crying Pickaxe, Crying Rod, Over-hardened Core with Eye and a smithing table. After crafting, all of the enchantments on the pickaxe will disappear. But don't worry, Fortune and Silk Touch are combined.

If a player breaks a block with The Crying Being while NOT sneaking, The Crying Being "acts" like it has Fortune III. If player IS crouching, it "acts" like it has Silk Touch. For example, breaking a Deepslate Emerald Ore with The Crying being while sneaking will make it drop the block itself. While not sneaking, it will drop between 1 and 4 four emeralds (due to it "having" Fortune III). This will work even if the pickaxe it was made with didn't have Fortune or Silk Touch.

The Crying Being will never damage any players, no matter if a player of a mob uses it.

It has an enchantability value of 2,147,483,647 and can only be applied sword enchantments.

Crier

The Crier is a boss that can be summoned by a player, it is the only source of Eye.

It always spawns with a Crying Helmet, Crying Sword and shield. When summoned, it will initialize an explosion that can break ALL blocks except bedrock and it will immediately start to attack the player.

It has 618 health points; is completely immune to suffocation, drowning, fall, projectile and mace damage. It blocks attacks with its shield with a 25% chance.

If it's in a pit or a deep hole, it will start to fly to escape and attack its targets.

If a Crier feels threatened, it can do these when it takes damage:

• It can drink of a Potion of Healing III with 7.5% chance.
• It can create an explosion with 2 power with 4.5% chance.

Healing

If a Crier is drinking a Potion of Healing III, it can't be damaged and it cannot move. Drinking takes 1.6 seconds heals 16 HP.

It's permanently affected with the Weakness II status effect, and can't get any other status effects other than Weakness. If a Crier hits a player, it has a %20 chance to give the player Weakness 1 effect for 4 * (local_difficulty).

It can break doors almost instantly and step up four full blocks, and walks faster in water than other mobs.

It can be summoned with commands or Crier Summoner, which is craftable with 8 Crying Residue and 1 Egg.

Second Phase

A Crier's second phase will start when it loses 90% of its health.

It will create one last explosion with 2.5 power, it will scream and it will get stronger.

• Its scale becomes 3.
• It can step up 5 full blocks.
• It deals 5 extra damage.
• It becomes immune to fire.
• It can block attacks with its shield 50% more (%75 chance in total).
• It will drink Potion of Healing %12.5 more (%20 chance total).
• It will never create an explosion again.

At this point, it has become forlorn.

Crier will also attack these mobs:

• Wardens
• Cats
• Endermen
• Iron Golems
• Snow Golems

Furball

• Hardness: 0
• Blast Resistance: 0
• Can be broken with: Anything
• Stackable: No

Furball is a block that can be mined instantly with any tool or fist. Its only purpose is to spawn a Crying Cat. It can be crafted with 9 strings.

Using

To use a Furball to spawn a Crying Cat, you need 4 Crying Ingots. With four or more Crying Ingots in any hand, use the ingots on the Furball and a Crying Cat will spawn.

Crying Cat

The Crying Cat is a special kind of cat than can be put on head, and will drop herself as an item when her owner hits her once. She will be immediately tamed on spawn and her owner will be the player who spawned her.

She cannot get fed, breed or have her collar color changed (which is always yellow). She will always spawn an adult and she'll never drop any other item than herself as an item.

She is immune to all types of damage and will never despawn unless her owner takes her as an item. Her item entity will also never despawn, no matter the chunk or condition. She can only be attached leash by her owner.

She can be put on her owner's head, and when on head, she'll give her owner a status effect called Love of The Feline.

Love of The Feline grants these positive effects for the owner:

• Immunity to fall damage
• %80 damage protection
• 6.18 more attack damage
• Jump boost
• Full health when waking up

She has her own loot table of morning gifts, if the player sleeps through the night with her sleeping on them she will give gifts to her owner.

She may give 1 to 4 items.

These are the items she will gift:

• Cooked Salmon (16 to 32) (13.9% chance)
• Block of Crying (1 to 7) (13.9% chance)
• Netherite Scrap (1 to 8) (13.9% chance)
• Block of Diamond (1 to 7) (13.9% chance)
• Block of Raw Gold (1 to 7) (13.9% chance)
• Crying Residue (1 to 8) (12.5% chance)
• Crying Apple (9.8% chance)
• Enchanted Golden Apple (7% chance)
• Block of Crying (1.3% chance)

Upgrading to Crying

To upgrade Netherite equipment you need a smithing table, one Crying Upgrade Smithing Template, one Crying Ingot and any Netherite equipment.

Tool Values

Mining Speed

• Crying Axe: 60
• Crying Hoe: 45
• Crying Pickaxe: 43
• Crying Shovel: 45

Knives and Crying Sword is the same with all the other swords.

Durability

• All Crying Tools (except knives): 14,622
• Crying Knife: 6498
• Knife: 150

Attack Damage

• Crying Axe: 25
• Crying Sword: 20
• Crying Knife: 12
• Crying Shovel: 7.5
• Crying Pickaxe: 7
• Crying Hoe: 1
• Knife: 3

Attack speeds

• Crying Knife: 2.8
• Knife: 2.3
• All Other: Same as Netherite ones

Crying Sword and Crying Knife damage Enderman, Endermite and Ghast twice.

Enchantability

• All Crying Tools: 50

Knives

Knives are combat tools that are weaker than swords but with much faster attack speeds. To craft a knife, you need a handle and an iron ingot.

To craft a handle, you need 4 sticks.

A knife can be ugraded to a Crying one, with one Crying Upgrade Smithing Template and one Crying Ingot just like any Netherite equipment.

Damaged Tools

Like all tools, Crying Tools also lose durability when they are being used. However; unlike other tools, Crying Tools will be damaged over time. If a Crying Tool has lost %66 or more of its durability, it will be Heavily Damaged. Else if it has lost between %33 and %66 of its durability, it will be Damaged.

Damage has no effect on the tool's attack damage and speed, just an indicator that it's lost a considerable amount of durability.

Crying Armor

Crying Armor is also 8 times stronger than Netherite Armor.

Crying Armor Piece	Durability	Defense Points	Hardness
Crying Helmet	6,501	6	5
Crying Chestplate	9,456	16	5
Crying Leggings	8,865	12	5
Crying Boots	7,683	6	5

(The extra defense points will be shown with )

Enchantability

• All Crying Armor: 50

Sanity

When you wear any piece of Crying Armor, you need to control your Sanity so the armor can give you more protection. You need to control your Sanity unless you don't wear any Crying Armor.

Your sanity level determines how much extra protection Crying Armor gives you. Higher your sanity level is, higher the extra protection the armor will give you.

Maximum sanity level can be increased with wearing more Crying Armor, for every 1 armor the maximum sanity level increases by 5. Since you can wear 4 armor, the highest it can be is 20.

The protection is calculated with the formula %20 * (MaxSanityLevel * (sanityLevel / MaxSanityLevel)), the protection is capped at 80%.

If your sanity level hits zero, armor will not give you any extra protection.

Your sanity will increase or decrease based on your actions, for example eating a poisonous food will drain your sanity. Your sanity will always regenerate unless it hits maximum level.

• On Hard difficulty, sanity regenerates every 30 seconds.
• On Normal difficulty, sanity regenerates every 20 seconds.
• On Easy difficulty, sanity regenerates every 10 seconds.
• On Peaceful difficulty, sanity regenerates every 0.25 second.

Actions that drain sanity instantly

• Taking damage from any hostile or neutral mob or slime, drains (damage / 4) sanity
• Eating a pufferfish, drains all sanity
• Killing a villager, cat, tamed animal, wandering trader, iron golem, snow golem or an allay; drains all sanity.
• Eating a rotten flesh, poisonous potato, raw chicken or a spider eye; drains 4 sanity.
• Keeping HP under 40%, drains 1 sanity every 10 seconds

Actions that regenerate sanity instantly

• Drinking honey, regenerates all sanity
• Taming a tameable animal, regenerates all sanity
• Killing an illusioner, regenerates 16 sanity
• Drinking water, regenerates 10 sanity
• Killing a witch, regenerates 8 sanity
• Killing an enderman, ghast or endermite, regenerates 5 sanity
• Killing an evoker, regenerates 4 sanity
• Eating cooked beef, porkchop or mutton; regenerates 4 sanity with 30% chance
• Eating a Crying Apple regenerates 2 sanity

Crying Apple

Crying Apple is a food that is crafted from 4 Crying Obsidian and 1 Apple. Eating one takes 6.2 seconds and restores all hunger and saturation, and can be eaten even if the hunger bar is full. It has a cooldown of 120 seconds.

A Crying Apple will give the player Slowness 3 with 55% chance for 30 seconds, and Bane of Criers with 100% chance for 5 seconds.

Eating one will make 2 sanity levels permanent, meaning permanent levels cannot be drained ever again unless all pieces of Crying Armor is taken off.

Permanent levels will be shown with a yellow part in sanity bars.

The permanent levels will come back when any piece of Crying Armor is worn. Eating 10 Crying Apples will make all sanity levels permanent, meaning no action can drain it.

Dying and respawning will not reset permanent levels.

Enchantments

Feathered

• Max Level: 5
• Supported Tools: Swords and The Crying Being
• Is treasure: Yes
• Can be traded with Librarian villagers: No
• Can be found on enchanting table: No
• Where to obtain: Check Loot Below

Feathered is an enchantment makes tool able to be used as an elytra. If a player is holding a tool enchanted with Feathered in their main hand, they can glide like an elytra without even needing one.

Unlike an elytra, which needs fireworks to gain speed, the tool can be used to gain speed indefinitely. While in the air, holding right click with tool enchanted with Feathered makes you gain speed. More speed you gain the higher the enchantment level is. You will not take damage if you hit walls.

Bloodlust

• Max Level: 3
• Supported Tools: Leggings
• Is treasure: Yes
• Can be traded with Librarian villagers: No
• Can be found on enchanting table: No
• Where to obtain: Check Loot Below

Bloodlust is an enchantment that gives the player Regeneration 4 for (level * 2) seconds every time they kill a hostile entity.

Aegis

• Max Level: 1
• Supported Tools: Chestplate
• Is treasure: Yes
• Can be traded with Librarian villagers: No
• Can be found on enchanting table: No
• Where to obtain: Check Loot Below

Aegis is an enchantment that protects the player from these kinds of damage:

• Projectile
• Explosion
• Lightning

Bane of Criers

• Max Level: 5
• Supported Tools: Axes, Swords and The Crying Being
• Is treasure: No
• Can be traded with Librarian villagers: Yes
• Can be found on enchanting table: Swords Only
• Where to obtain: Enchanting tables and Librarian villagers

Bane of Criers is both a Status Effect and an Enchantment. If a weapon enchanted with Bane of Criers is used on a living entity, the entity will be given the status effect. When an entity has the Bane of Criers effect, it will take 2 times more damage from all damage types. The duration of the effect depends on the enchantment level, the formula being 2.5 + 1 * (level - 1).

When an entity has the Bane of Criers, they will cry.

Smoothness

• Max Level: 5
• Supported Tools: Axes, Swords and The Crying Being
• Is treasure: No
• Can be traded with Librarian villagers: Yes
• Can be found on enchanting table: Swords Only
• Where to obtain: Enchanting tables and Librarian villagers

Smoothness is an enchantment that increases attack speed of a weapon. For every level, it increases 0.08 attack speed.

Loot

Stronghold Corridor

1 Bloodlust Book has a 100% chance to be in chests. 1 Feathered Book has a 25% chance to be in chests. 1 Aegis Book has a 17.5% chance to be in chests.

End City

1 Feathered Book has a 100% chance to be in chests. 1 Aegis Book has a 50% chance to be in chests. 1 Bloodlust Book has a 25% chance to be in chests.

Ancient City

1 Aegis Book has a 66% chance to be in chests. 1 Bloodlust Book has a 15% chance to be in chests.

Woodland Mansion

1 Feathered Book has a 15% chance to be in chests. 1 Aegis Book has a 15% chance to be in chests. 1 Bloodlust Book has a 15% chance to be in chests.

Ominous Vaults

Unique loot table

1 Feathered Book has a 4% chance to pop out of Ominous Vaults.

Rare loot table

1 Crying Hoe has a 8% chance to pop out of Ominous Vaults . 1 Crying Axe has a 4% chance to pop out of Ominous Vaults. 1 Crying Pickaxe has a 2% chance to pop out of Ominous Vaults.

Treasure Bastions

1 Crying Upgrade Smithing Template has a 5% chance to be in Treasure Bastions. 1 or 2 Crying Ingots a 22.5% chance to be in Treasure Bastions.

Bridge Bastions

1 Crying Upgrade Smithing Template has a 6.18% chance to be in Bridge Bastions. 1 or 2 Crying Ingots a 20% chance to be in Bridge Bastions.

Ruined Portal Chests

1 to 4 Crying Obsidian has a 66% chance to be in Ruined Portal chests. 1 or 2 Crying Residues have a 18% chance.

Advancements

It Was Me, I Am The One Who's Cutting Onions

Have all the Crying tools in your inventory

• Reward: 10,000 XP

Cover Me in Depression

Get a full suit of Crying armor

• Reward: 8,000 XP

A Hoe That Makes You Cry

Use a Crying Ingot to upgrade a Netherite Hoe, then regret the thing that you did

• Reward: 2000 XP

Don't Cry, Upgrade

Craft a Crying Upgrade Smithing Template

• Reward: 1000 XP

8 Ingots 1 Block

Craft a Crying Ingot

• Reward: 500 XP

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.4+
• Fabric 0.16.9
• Fabric API