Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.4
1.20.x
1.19.x
Platforms
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Licensed GPL-3.0-only
Published 2 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
Fire Conversion
Allows you to convert items from one to another using fire.
Configuration
The only configeration file is conversions.yml Every conversion uses one of the following setups:
# Material names can be looked up @ https://jd.papermc.io/paper/1.19/org/bukkit/Material.html
# Simple Conversion
ConversionName: # Can be whatever you want, needs to be unique though.
sources: # A list of all source materials (what you throw into the fire)
- MATERIAL_1
- MATERIAL_2
result:
normal: MATERIAL # The result of throwing one of the sources into normal (orange) fire.
soul: MATERIAL # The result of throwing one of the sources into soul (blue) fire.
#You can define an amount of material by doing MATERIAL-AMOUNT, it defaults to 1.
# Complex Conversion
ConversionName:
sources:
- MATERIAL_1
- MATERIAL_2
result:
normal:
- RESULT_1-AMOUNT-WEIGHT # The weight is optional, and defaults to 1
- RESULT_2-AMOUNT-WEIGHT
soul:
- RESULT_1-AMOUNT-WEIGHT
Weight determines the odds of that result being picked, for example with the following conversion:
DiamondOreToDiamond:
sources:
- DIAMOND_ORE
- DEEPSLATE_DIAMOND_ORE
result:
normal:
- DIAMOND-1-10 # This would have a 71.4% chance of dropping 1
- DIAMOND-2-3 # 21.4% chance of dropping 2
- DIAMOND-3-1 # and 7.1% chance of dropping 3
You can figure out the precentage from the weight by doing WEIGHT/TOTAL_WEIGHT, for example 10/(10+3+1) = 0.714... (x100 for the percentage)
You can also leave one of the results as NONE (or any other invalid material), but must have at least 1 source and 1 result.
If a source shows up multiple times, then it will use the results for the last conversion in the list.
You CANNOT use the following materials as a result:
- AIR
- CAVE_AIR
- VOID_AIR