New /loot command arguments: [expand] & [count]

Current command syntax:

/loot <TARGET> <SOURCE>

Proposed command syntax:

/loot <TARGET> <SOURCE> [<count> [strict]] [expand [<depth>]

count

Behavior:

W/out strict: Same as count in /give - rolls the specified loot table (LT) specified number of times

W/ strict: Rolls the specified LT once, but multiplies the output by the specified amount

Before to get multiple LT rolls w/out creating a new LT would be to call /loot command that many times

Examples:

/loot give @p loot entities/skeleton 2
# 1st roll: 1 arrow and 2 bones
# 2nd roll: 1 bone
# Total: 1 arrow and 3 bones are given

/loot give @p loot entities/skeleton 2 strict
# 1st roll: 1 arrow and 2 bones
# The first roll is multiplied by 2
# Total: 2 arrow and 4 bones are given

Uses:

• In a command-block only map without data packs to get multiples of a loot table
• In a loot table generating unique items (e.g. explorer maps, colored equipment), with [strict] to get the exact copies of the items

expand

Behavior:

Depth is ∞ if not specified

Whenever a LT pool is rolled, disregard the rolls and instead give one of each possible results

If the LTs are nested, depth argument specifies how deep they should be expanded

Examples:

/loot give @p loot archaeology/desert_pyramid
# Randomly gives a TNT

/loot give @p loot archaeology/desert_pyramid expand
# Gives archer, miner, prize, skull pottery sherds, diamond, TNT, gunpowder, emerald

/loot give @p loot equipment/trial_chamber_ranged expand 1
# Gives all possible bow types, but only the normal amount of armor