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minecraft mod Zen Toolforge

Zen Toolforge

Game Version: 1.12.2
Total Downloads: 3,105
Updated: Apr 9, 2019
Created: Apr 8, 2019
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Zen Toolforge adds a few minor utilities for working with Tinker's Construct (and Construct's Armory) in CraftTweaker. It does nothing unless CraftTweaker scripts make use of it. To install it, you must install CraftTweaker, ModTweaker, and Tinker's Construct (plus their dependencies in turn). Construct's Armory is supported if it's installed, but it's not required.

The mod includes two significant functions and three minor ones. The two significant ones let CraftTweaker build a tool from a tool definition and a list of materials, and deconstruct tools into their component parts (not including modifier items!). Those are why this mod is called "Zen Toolforge".

I built the mod to fill a need in my own scripting: it allows me to write a script that makes mobs armed with Tinker's Construct weapons in random materials, and armoured the same way with Construct's Armory armour, and set them to drop parts rather than their full armour or tools on defeat.

Some bonus functions let one get an ITICMaterial from an identifier string (dynamically, unlike a bracket handler) and test whether a given item has a trait or modifier.

All the current functions are in the "mods.zentoolforge.Toolforge" module; it should be imported before use. While more documentation is available in the "Pages" section, a list of function signatures follows:

  • buildTool(IItemDefinition, ITICMaterial…) : IItemStack
  • deconstructTool(IItemStack) : IItemStack[]
  • getMaterialFromID(string) : ITICMaterial
  • hasTrait(IItemStack, string) : bool
  • hasModifier(IItemStack, string) : bool

Feel free to request additional methods or give feedback.

In case it's not obvious from the license: you may freely use this mod in modpacks.

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