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Deal With It

Deal With It

Data-driven cards for card games (rules sold separately)

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Minecraft: Java Edition

26.3
26.2
26.1.x

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Client and server

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Licensed LGPL-3.0-or-later
Published 9 hours ago
Updated 5 days ago

Deal With It adds card decks to play card games with. It does not include any rules or game systems, only the cards, so you learn and play the games yourself with other players.

Players playing a card game

Most decks require a blank card box, which is crafted from 8 paper and 1 barrel.

Blank card box recipe

Interacting with cards
  • Use a card box on a block to place and shuffle the cards into the world as a card stack
  • Use a card stack with an empty hand to grab the top card
  • Use a card on a block or card stack to place the card on the block or on top of the stack
  • Use a card in the air or right click it in your inventory to flip it
  • Break a card stack to pick up the whole stack
  • Drop a card stack to place the whole stack in the world
  • Use a card stack on a block to place the top card
  • Use a card stack in the air to flip it
  • In your inventory, left click cards onto other cards to stack them
  • In your inventory, right click a card stack to split off the top card
  • Use a card box on a card stack to collect all cards that fit into the box
  • In your inventory, left click a card or card stack on a card box or vice versa to insert the card(s) into the box if possible, like a bundle
  • In your inventory, scroll on a card stack to cycle the cards

For any interaction that involves moving a single card from your inventory to the world or vice versa, you can crouch to flip the card during the action. For example, crouching and then picking up a face-down card will move the card into your inventory face-up.

Built-in Decks

Each entry corresponds to a bundled datapack that can be enabled & disabled per-world. Only Playing Cards and Uno are enabled by default. Use /datapack or Datapack/Gamerule Menus to modify the datapacks of an existing world.

  • Playing Cards: Standard red 52-card deck. Crafted from a blank card box and red dye.
    Playing cards recipe

  • Colored: Green, blue, and yellow variants of playing cards, for games that involve multiple decks such as Nertz. Crafted from a blank card box and the respective die.
    Blue playing cards recipe

  • Jokers: Variant of the 52-card deck with a black and red joker. Crafted from a normal deck and two paper.
    Playing cards with jokers recipe

  • Colored Jokers: Joker variants of the colored decks. Crafted from the respective jokerless deck and two paper.
    Blue playing cards with jokers recipe

  • Uno: The uno card game. Crafted from a blank card box and red, green, blue, and yellow dye.
    Uno deck recipe

Custom Decks

Custom decks can be created via datapack. A wiki will be available soon describing the format and how to datagen. For now, look at the source code for examples.

Notes

  • More decks may be added in the future, open a GitHub issue if you have a suggestion
  • If Kitchen Projectiles is installed, you can throw cards by crouching and holding right click
  • Special thanks to all my friends who teach and play card games with me
  • The 26.1.2 version contains unmodified code (ItemClickBehaviorCallback) copied from versions of Fabric API for 26.2+, under the Apache-2.0 license.