LootTweaker is an addon for CraftTweaker that allows loot tables to be tweaked with ZenScript files. The vanilla loot table system is limited to overriding existing loot tables or creating entirely new ones.
LootTweaker allows you to make small or large tweaks to loot tables, without having to override the table completely.
https://loottweaker-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
As of 0.4.0, LootTweaker requires Mixin. You must add a Mixin loader such as MixinBootstrap to your mods folder, or Minecraft will crash with Unable to launch java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.spongepowered.asm.launch.MixinTweaker as the error.
LootTweaker will be remaining on 1.12.x. The CraftTweaker team has added an excellent API for the post-1.13 loot system to CraftTweaker itself. Therefore, rather than spending a lot of energy on understanding the post-1.13 loot system and creating a useful ZenScript interface to it, I have chosen to continue to improve LootTweaker for 1.12.x.
CraftTweaker versions for Minecraft 1.13 and later have an excellent loot API. It's quite different from LootTweaker's, but much more capable.
LootTweaker edits loot tables. If a vanilla mechanic or mod mechanic uses loot tables, LootTweaker can edit those tables. To find out if a mod uses loot tables, check its documentation or ask the author.
Yes, this feature was implemented in version 0.2.0. See the documentation for the class loottweaker.LootTweaker for details.
No, though the feature is being worked on. There is no estimate for when it will be ready.
Server-only installation is possible with LootTweaker 0.1.7 or later. However CraftTweaker requires that it is installed on both server and client. Clients without LootTweaker installed will still be able to use LootTweaker commands, but the feedback messages will be untranslated. Note that loot table dumps occur serverside. Client-only installation of LootTweaker is not supported.
Only LootTweaker for 1.12 is still developed. A Forge version of at least 14.23.5.2779 is required
Take a look at Loot Overhaul by tmtravlr.
LootTweaker's GitHub has a discussion forum where you can search previous questions and ask your own. The Discord still exists, but I'm experimenting with Github Discussions as it's more easily searched by its own search and search engines such as Google. If you comment on CurseForge, it may be some time before your comment is read.
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