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Items will register/not register when a separate pack is installed

Items, blocks, or entities will load when you have the dependent pack installed. This can be used when you want to add support for other addons. For example pack 1 adds new types of blocks but you want to make it where if you have pack 2 it will then register the blocks in pack 1

Code example;
{
"format_version": "1.16.100",
"minecraft:item": { // Would work for blocks, items and entities.
"description": {
"identifier": "...",
"register": [ // Must have all the following packs to register this item in-game. If not defined it will always register.
{
"required": false, // opt false by default. if true it will not load the pack.
"description": "This item will register when this pack is installed." // opt No real use, just to keep track of what the pack is.
"uuid": "dd9471a8-7a98-4935-9c37-da292475abac" // The uuid of the pack
"version": [1, 0, 0] // opt The version of the pack, if not defined it will except any version.
},
]
},
"components": {...}
}
}

 

It could also include MoLang queries for per block property registering

query.register('dd9471a8-7a98-4935-9c37-da292475abac')

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• February 06, 2021 19:01
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  • February 24, 2021 16:59
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  Can you explain what to you mean

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  • July 27, 2021 16:53
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  So in Java edition mods they add support for other mods, for example, Biome's o' plenty adds new wood types, and your mod adds wooden furniture, you can make it where if you have Biomes o' plenty installed it will load the furniture in the new wood types, but not load the new wood types if biome's o' plenty is not installed.