ResearchTable is a configurable research and quest table framework for Minecraft. It adds a Research Table block and lets modpack authors define research categories, requirements, progress conditions, triggers, and rewards through CraftTweaker scripts.
This project is an unofficial fork and NeoForge 1.21.1 port of ResearchTable. The original project and copyright belong to Snownee. This upload is maintained separately and is not an official release by the original author.
ResearchTable does not include a built-in quest line. It is a framework for modpack authors, and usable research content must be provided by scripts or a datapack/mod integration.
Research content is defined with CraftTweaker. A minimal script can create a category, define a research entry, add requirements, and grant rewards.
Example:
import mods.researchtable.ResearchTable;
val general = ResearchTable.addCategory(<item:minecraft:book>, "research.category.general");
ResearchTable.builder("first_research", general)
.setTitle("research.first.title")
.setDescription("research.first.description")
.addItemCondition(<item:minecraft:paper> * 8)
.addXPCondition(50)
.setRewardItems(<item:minecraft:emerald>)
.build();
Language keys such as research.first.title and research.first.description should be provided by your resource pack or modpack resources.
This fork keeps the original license file:
MIT - DO NOT BOTHER ME LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2018 Snownee
The license grants permission to use, copy, modify, publish, distribute, sublicense, and sell copies of the software, provided that the original copyright notice and permission notice are included in all copies or substantial portions of the software.
Please do not report issues from this unofficial port to the original author unless the original project specifically asks for them. Use this fork's issue tracker or the CurseForge comments/issues for this upload instead.
This unofficial port was completed with assistance from artificial intelligence tools. While the code has been reviewed and tested during the porting process, there may still be issues or incomplete edge-case compatibility.
Long-term maintenance is not guaranteed. Updates, fixes, and future Minecraft version ports may depend on available time and personal interest.

