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As mentioned in the issue title, none of this mod's tools use the "minecraft:tools" or "forge:tools" item tags, which reduces the mod's overall cross-mod compatibility and creates a headache for modpack devs like myself. This includes the Macuahuitl, all Knives, all Saws, all Mattocks, the Fire Starter, and the Clay Tool.
Example: The mod "Tiered" adds various rarity levels to any tool, weapon, or piece of armor you craft. It does this by checking to see what tags are assigned to each item you craft. But, since NONE of the tools or weapons from No Tree Punching have their corresponding item tags set, Tiered fails to apply any rarity levels to the items because they don't have any tags assigned to them, thus making them effectively invisible to other mods.
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alcatrazEscapee
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[BUG] None of No Tree Punching's tools or weapons use any "forge:" or "minecraft:" item tags
Tools missing conventional forge/fabric tags
Sep 6, 2024
Environment Info
Minecraft version: 1.20.1
Modloader: NeoForge
Modloader version: 47.1.106
Mod version: 7.1.0
Description
As mentioned in the issue title, none of this mod's tools use the "minecraft:tools" or "forge:tools" item tags, which reduces the mod's overall cross-mod compatibility and creates a headache for modpack devs like myself. This includes the Macuahuitl, all Knives, all Saws, all Mattocks, the Fire Starter, and the Clay Tool.
Example: The mod "Tiered" adds various rarity levels to any tool, weapon, or piece of armor you craft. It does this by checking to see what tags are assigned to each item you craft. But, since NONE of the tools or weapons from No Tree Punching have their corresponding item tags set, Tiered fails to apply any rarity levels to the items because they don't have any tags assigned to them, thus making them effectively invisible to other mods.
Screenshots
What it should look like:
What it actually looks like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: