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vaultloot

vaultloot

Added in-game command functionality to adjust the loot probability (item weight) and rarity distribution ratios for both the vault and the ominous vault.

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.11

Platforms

Supported environments

Server-side
Client and server

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Details

Licensed CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
Published 3 days ago
Updated 2 weeks ago

Vault Loot Console is a server-side Fabric mod that lets you adjust the loot probabilities for the Vault and Ominous Vault using simple in-game commands.

Features

  • Item-level probability – Modify the weight of any item in the vault loot tables: make diamonds never appear, or make the Heavy Core almost guaranteed.
  • Rarity tiers – The vault loot table has a two‑layer structure. You can adjust the top‑level selection weights for the common / rare / unique pools, and also drill down into each pool to fine‑tune individual items.
  • Instant effect – Changes take effect immediately via a data reload (autoApply), and all modifications are persisted in config/vaultloot.json.
  • Easy to revert – Run /vaultloot reset or delete the config file to restore vanilla behaviour.

Command List

Requires OP permissions (permission level 2):

Command Description
/vaultloot list <table> List entries in the table and their current weights
/vaultloot set <table> <item> <weight> Set an absolute weight
/vaultloot add <table> <item> <delta> Add/subtract from the existing weight
/vaultloot multiply <table> <item> <multiplier> Multiply the weight by a factor
/vaultloot reset <table> [item] Restore vanilla weights (optionally for a single item)
/vaultloot apply Immediately apply pending changes
/vaultloot autoapply <bool> Toggle "apply changes automatically"
/vaultloot info Show config file path and number of overridden entries

Loot Table Aliases

Alias Controls
normal / ominous Top‑level selection weights for the common / rare / unique pools (rarity bias)
normal_common / ominous_common Common pool (emeralds, arrows, wind charges, small amounts of diamonds, …)
normal_rare / ominous_rare Rare pool (armour, weapons, enchanted books, diamond blocks, …)
normal_unique / ominous_unique Unique pool (enchanted golden apples, smithing templates, tridents, Heavy Cores, …)

Usage Examples

Make every ominous vault drop a Heavy Core guaranteed (set all other unique‑pool entries to weight 0, and zero out the other pools):

/vaultloot set ominous minecraft:chests/trial_chambers/reward_ominous_rare 0
/vaultloot set ominous minecraft:chests/trial_chambers/reward_ominous_common 0
/vaultloot set ominous_unique minecraft:enchanted_golden_apple 0
/vaultloot set ominous_unique minecraft:flow_armor_trim_smithing_template 0
/vaultloot set ominous_unique minecraft:flow_banner_pattern 0
/vaultloot set ominous_unique minecraft:music_disc_creator 0

Make diamonds no longer appear in the normal vault’s common pool:

/vaultloot set normal_common minecraft:diamond 0

Installation & Multiplayer

  • Server: required (for single‑player, install on the client).
  • Client: optional. Vanilla or unmodded clients can still join without issues by default.