Loot Integrations[Forge/Fabric]

Description

Allows loottables to integrate loot into other loottables through datapacks.

The datapack also lets you control how many items the resulting loottable produces, e.g. limiting the items in a loot chest to 12 items total.

By default this mod includes integration for improving a lot of structure/dungeon mod's chest loot.

Only required on serverside

Requires Cupboard dependency to be installed in newer versions

You integrate loot from loottables into other loottables via Datapacks.

• Add Loot from a chosen loottable into a List of loottables with item amount ("loot_table" -> "integrated_loot_tables")
• Select the fill factor of the resulting chest (preventing overfilled chests) ("max_result_itemcount")

Example usecase1: Add treasure from vanilla end city chests to a custom dungeon:

Example usecase2: Injecting a new vanilla lootable into vanilla chests:

Addons for structure mods adding better loot and increasing mod compatibility:

• Vanilla Randomized Loot Compatibility
• Adventures and Dungeons
• Awesome Dungeons
• Better Archeology
• Bygone Nether & It Takes a Pillage
• ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled Village & Immersive Structures
• Dungeon Crawl
• Dungeons Enhanced
• Dungeons Plus
• Dungeons and Taverns
• Dungeon Z
• Formations Overworld & Nether
• Hopo Better Mineshaft, Ruins & Portals
• Ice and Fire
• Integrated Dungeons, Villages & Strongholds
• L_Ender 's Cataclysm
• Medieval Buildings & End
• Mo' Structures
• Moog's Voyager, Soaring, End & Nether Structures
• Philip's Ruins
• Piglet Structures
• Stellarity
• Structory & Towers
• The Graveyard
• The Lost Castle
• Towns and Towers
• Valhelsia Structures
• When Dungeons Arise
• Yggdrasils
• Yung's Structures

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How to Install