Hey everyone! This is Additions, the mod that lets you add your own content to the game! Do you want to add items to the game but don't know how to code? Or do you want to add some unique content to your modpack? Then this mod is perfect for you!
This mod lets you add items, blocks, recipes, and many more things to the game, without using code.
So how does this work, you may ask?
First thing you want to do is click on the ++ button on the main menu screen!
If you are using a custom main menu, or the button interferes with a button from another mod, you can move it in the config file. Or remove it entirely, in which case you can still get to the Additions GUI by going to Mods, selecting Additions, and clicking Config.
Next, click on Create New Addon, and enter an id, name, and select an item as icon for your addon, then click Save
You can change the name and icon later, but not the Id!
There you go! You created an addon. Now you can add items, blocks, recipes, creative tabs, effects, and more to it, through the GUI.
You may have noticed that button with blue text that says Share Your Addon. When you finish creating your addon, click that button to zip it in a form you can upload and share with others. It will lock your addon from changes, but you can unlock it later, of course, when you want to add a new feature. =)
You can place the addon in the addons/Additions folder or the mods folder (or the addons/lucky_block folder if you have the lucky block mod installed and are making a lucky block addon).
This mod is the successor to Loot++ for 1.12, and has taken two and a half years to code so far. It's not feature complete yet... At the moment there is only one type of block and one type of cause and effect you can add. The rest of the mod is complete, though.
You can definitely use this in modpacks!
If you have any suggestions, I'd love to hear them! Also, I greatly appreciate any bugs you report. You can post them down below, or come to the discord server if you need help, or just want to chat: https://discord.gg/NSyWDAQ
Hey people! New version is out! Here is the changelog:
- Added 3 new effect types: command, loot table at location, loot table in container
- Added effects for shooting a bow/gun, throwing a throwable, and a projectile hitting its target
- Added ability to delete addon from the gui
- Added chinese translation file (Thanks F_thx!)
- Fixed shaped recipes sometimes not working
- Fixed background screen for texture success modal
- Fixed a few other smaller issues
This is pretty cool. Similar to Layman's Mod Maker, back in 1.4. For someone like me, who is modding and still learning Java, I can say that this is a good experience! 12-year-old me would have been ecstatic
Can you make a 1.7.10 version? I'm an idiot and don't know how to use Loot++, or a tutorial for L++ would help as well, because I've tried following the instructions, but it doesn't work.
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Curse PremiumHey everyone! This is Additions, the mod that lets you add your own content to the game! Do you want to add items to the game but don't know how to code? Or do you want to add some unique content to your modpack? Then this mod is perfect for you!
This mod lets you add items, blocks, recipes, and many more things to the game, without using code.
So how does this work, you may ask?
First thing you want to do is click on the ++ button on the main menu screen!
If you are using a custom main menu, or the button interferes with a button from another mod, you can move it in the config file. Or remove it entirely, in which case you can still get to the Additions GUI by going to Mods, selecting Additions, and clicking Config.
Next, click on Create New Addon, and enter an id, name, and select an item as icon for your addon, then click Save
You can change the name and icon later, but not the Id!
There you go! You created an addon. Now you can add items, blocks, recipes, creative tabs, effects, and more to it, through the GUI.
You may have noticed that button with blue text that says Share Your Addon. When you finish creating your addon, click that button to zip it in a form you can upload and share with others. It will lock your addon from changes, but you can unlock it later, of course, when you want to add a new feature. =)
You can place the addon in the addons/Additions folder or the mods folder (or the addons/lucky_block folder if you have the lucky block mod installed and are making a lucky block addon).
Videos:
None yet!
Download: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/additions-mod
Also, requires Loot Overhaul: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/loot-overhaul
This mod is the successor to Loot++ for 1.12, and has taken two and a half years to code so far. It's not feature complete yet... At the moment there is only one type of block and one type of cause and effect you can add. The rest of the mod is complete, though.
You can definitely use this in modpacks!
If you have any suggestions, I'd love to hear them! Also, I greatly appreciate any bugs you report. You can post them down below, or come to the discord server if you need help, or just want to chat: https://discord.gg/NSyWDAQ
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Curse PremiumHey people! New version is out! Here is the changelog:
- Added 3 new effect types: command, loot table at location, loot table in container
- Added effects for shooting a bow/gun, throwing a throwable, and a projectile hitting its target
- Added ability to delete addon from the gui
- Added chinese translation file (Thanks F_thx!)
- Fixed shaped recipes sometimes not working
- Fixed background screen for texture success modal
- Fixed a few other smaller issues
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Curse PremiumThis is pretty cool. Similar to Layman's Mod Maker, back in 1.4. For someone like me, who is modding and still learning Java, I can say that this is a good experience! 12-year-old me would have been ecstatic
Can you make a 1.7.10 version? I'm an idiot and don't know how to use Loot++, or a tutorial for L++ would help as well, because I've tried following the instructions, but it doesn't work.