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This datapack depends on the following components:
Make sure all required components are installed and enabled before use.
请使用GitHub链接查看中文版使用说明和近期改动总结
https://github.com/MingshiYangUIUC/Pool-Minecraft-Squid-Workshop-Project
This datapack is designed for Minecraft players who enjoy cue sports.
Here, pool broadly refers to cue sports including Snooker, 8-Ball, 9-Ball, and related variants.
The datapack supports single-player and two-player gameplay in Minecraft Java Edition 1.16+.
Supported game modes:
1. Download the following for the correct game version
2. Locate your Minecraft directory
On Windows this is usually:
C:/Users/YourUserName/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft
3. Install the resource pack
Move Pool Resource Pack into:
.minecraft/resourcepacks
4. Install the datapacks
Open the world folder where you want to install the datapacks:
.minecraft/saves/<your world>/datapacks
Move both files into this folder:
Each world requires its own copy of the datapacks.
5. Start Minecraft and open the world
6. Enable the resource pack
Esc -> Options -> Resource Packs
Move Pool Resource Pack to the enabled side.
7. Run the following command
/reload
8. Recommended setting
/gamerule maxCommandChainLength 131072
Or max_command_sequence_length depending on version.
9. Enjoy
/function app:help/pool/commandwindowreload./function pool:classes/main/load/function pool:classes/lobby/terminate_helper/function pool:classes/table/clearThis datapack includes the following systems:
For performance and clarity, the simulation omits some real-world effects such as friction between pockets and balls, cushion deformation, and other minor physical complexities.
Full documentation, installation and usage guides, and source code are available here:
https://github.com/MingshiYangUIUC/Pool-Minecraft-Squid-Workshop-Project
For Minecraft versions before 1.21, you may need to edit pack.mcmeta to remove the compatibility warning.
The datapack content is mostly identical across supported versions, so adjusting this single file is usually easier than maintaining multiple nearly identical copies.
Please refer to the Pack Format documentation and update pack.mcmeta according to your Minecraft version: