Minecraft CurseForge

 A couple versions were apparently broken by Forge Gradle deleting code during compile -- there new 1.12.3 version fixes this (hopefully).

In reply to totemhokem98133:

#Hard way to make a custom enchant
SHARP Short id 16
LOOT Short id 21
SILK Short id 33
LVL1 Short lvl 1
LVL3 Short lvl 3
SLICE String Name "Clean Slicer"
SLNM Compound display SLICE

SHARP3 Compound 0 SHARP,LVL3
LOOT1 Compound 1 LOOT,LVL1
SILK1 Compound 2 SILK,LVL1
SLEN List ench SHARP3,LOOT1,SILK1
SLSW Group Slice SLEN,SLNM

#Easy way to make a custom enchant
ETERNAL Byte Unbreakable 1
EEGG1 Ench 35 3
EEGG3 Ench 32 5
EEGG5 String Name "Fortuna Major"
EEGG6 Compound display EEGG5
VANILLAWORLD Group EasterEgg EEGG1,EEGG3,EEGG6,ETERNAL

gear, 6, minecraft:diamond_sword, 1, 1, SLSW
...
loot, 8, minecraft:diamond_pickaxe, 1, 1, VANILLAWORLD

Five years ago this month Doomlike Dungeons was born, in a time when Mojang was still independent and the Minecraft EULA fit neatly on one screen.  Just over a year earlier I'd started playing Minecraft, and though I'd been totally captivated for a couple months by six months I'd grown bored with vanilla survival.  So I improved the game to my own tastes, and it seems others shared those tastes.  At this point this mod is only gaining popularity.

Now, just over six years after I started playing it seems there is not much left that can keep my interest in Minecraft.  This is not another "I'm quitting modding, this is dead" note, at least not a "quitting right now" note.  I do hope to update to 1.13 ... but what about 1.14?  I don't know.  Having had two updates in two days done by two different people, I wonder, were I to leave the modding community, and sooner or later I will, I feel it is getting close to the end of my days in Mincraftia, I can't help wonder:  When I do leave, would anyone pick-up?  Would anyone takeover and continue (either of) my mods?  Or would they just die, and fade into the Minecraft history?  As my interests shift toward other projects, other ideas, and other parts of life, I can't help but wonder.

In reply to orphanedpixel:

A JSON based system for adding NBT tags has been added by Hubry.

 

#For defining entire NBT tags in one go, the json "type" can be used. To define a tag, copy the output of a command
#like "/blockdata <x> <y> <z> {}", pointed at a chest containing desired items, then put the NBT tag of the item you want to copy.
#Do not define a name for this type.
#If you have CraftTweaker, holding the item with wanted data and doing "/ct nbt" 
#will output a clickable link to copy the NBT data to paste in here.


#Basic Potions
HEALTH1 Json {Potion: "minecraft:healing"}

In reply to EvoSock18804:

loot, 3, minefantasy2:MF_Com_skillbook_combat, 1, 3

Now allows special loot files for specific dungeon themes.

Yes, though dungeons mobs spawners will be rare unless you set the dungeon difficulty to be really hard in the config.  But with normal setting I have found some ghoul, cockatrice, etc., spawners.

EDIT: By Dungeon Mobs I mean Dungeon Mobs Reborn -- the only reason for the "Reborn" is that Curse won't allow two mods with the same name and GnomeWorks isn't around to add us to Dungeon Mobs.

I could look into that.  Yeah, the links to the old ones are all broken.  Not that the dungeons have really changed with these updates -- they're all about NBT to name special items.

In reply to P3rf3ct_Zer0:

The new version prevents OP hoards of level 8 special loot from showing up in boss chests.  While this does mean less treasure hoards, these were OP.  It also means it's safe to configure loot to be a bit more generous without suddenly have stacks of diamond block, cheaty picks, and easy beacons.