# Configuration file

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# adding
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# There are two types of drops to add: items and entities.
# 
# In either case, the first 4 options should be:
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#       <Block Id>-<Rarity>-<Only player mined (true or false)>-<Drop with silk touch (true or false)>-<Affected by fortune (true or false)>-<Block metadata (optional)>,
# 
# Where:
# - The <Block Id> is the string id for the block as seen in the 'Block and Item IDs.txt' file.
# - The <Rarity> is the rarity of the drop, from 0.0 to 1.0
# - If 'Only player mined' is true, drop will only drop if the block is broken by a player.
# - If 'Affected by fortune' is true, the drops will increase if broken with a tool enchanted
# with fortune.
# - and 'Drop with silk touch'are booleans. If the second is true, the
# drop will only drop if the block is broken by a player. If the third is false, the drops
# will only drop if the block is not broken with a silk touch tool, and if it is true, the
# drops will only drop when broken with silk touch. So word of warning, if you want it
# to drop in either case, you need to add 2 entries, with true and false. If the fourth is
# true, the drops will increase if broken by a tool enchanted with fortune.
# 
# Next you can specify the items or entities to drop, in a list. The list should be in the formats:
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#       ..._____i-<Item id>-<Min>-<Max>-<Weight (optional)>-<Metadata (optional)>-<NBT Tag (optional)>_____...
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# for items, or:
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#       ..._____e-<Entity id>-<Weight (optional)>-<NBT tag (optional)>_____...
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# for entities, where:
# - The <Item id> or<Entity id> is the string id for the item or entity.- The <Weight> is the chance that this drop will be chosen out of all the combined weights.
# Make sure it's bigger than 0. If you don't specify the weight, it will default to 1.
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# ###############################################  Examples  #############################################
# If you wanted to add charcoal as a drop to coal ore (perhaps after removing coal), you could write:
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#       minecraft:coal_ore-1.0-false-false-true_____i-minecraft:coal-1-1-1-1
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# If you wanted gold ore to drop 1-3 gold nuggets instead of the ore, you could first remove the gold block drop
# in the removing section then add the following entries (for the nuggets, and add the silk touch back in):
# 
#       minecraft:gold_ore-1.0-false-false-true_____i-minecraft:gold_nugget-1-3
#       minecraft:gold_ore-1.0-false-true-false_____i-minecraft:gold_ore-1-1
# 
# If you also wanted the gold ore to drop xp when mined, you could also add:
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#       minecraft:gold_ore-0.7-true-false-false_____e-XPOrb-1-{Value:1}_____e-XPOrb-1-{Value:2}_____e-XPOrb-1-{Value:3}
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adding {
    S:"Drops to add to blocks:" <
     >
}


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# removing
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# To remove an item drops from a block, add entries, each on a new line
# in the format:
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#       <Block id>_____<Block metadata (-1 for any)>_____<Item name>_____<Metadata (optional, -1 for any)>_____<NBT tag (optional)>
# 
# So if you wanted to remove coal as a drop from coal ore, you could put
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#       minecraft:coal_ore_____-1_____minecraft:coal
# 
# This would prevent any coal dropping from coal ore.
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removing {
    S:"Drops to remove from blocks:" <
     >
}