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Lucrative Custom Content ~ 💎✨🛠️

(lucrative-mod)

A remote workspace for the Minecraft mod introducing custom elements to its namesake modpack. This GitHub page is for contributors. If you are a user hoping to download the mod, please see the CurseForge page.

Not to be confused with the Lucrative Modpack, the Minecraft modpack for which this project is intended to provide core features.

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MCreator

Custom items and related files

Custom items and their required assets will be contained within MCreator and maintained by the lucrative.mcreator file. This includes functions to obtain modified/intended versions of the items in-game.

Please make a folder for each custom item (and subfolders as necessary) in order to avoid clutter within the MCreator GUI.

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Data/Datapack contents

Recipes, loot tables, and other data-driven code

These are mechanics that do not require actual Forge mod features. This includes recipes, loot tables, data tags, and other modifications which can be done with a datapack.

Please add these files directly to src > main > resources and then assets or data as necessary. Datapack content should always be placed inside of a lucrative namespace unless they modify:

1. Existing Loot Tables
2. Existing Recipes
3. Existing Data Tags
4. Other Existing Data

In which case, please place these data files inside the appropriate namespace.

In the case of custom data in the lucrative namespace, do not be afraid to add as many subfolders as you see fit to enable comprehensive file navigation.

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Joining the collaborative workspace

How to contribute to the repository properly.

How to create your remote workspace.

1. Download and install MCreator 2023.1
2. Download and install GitHub Desktop
3. Sign into Github, and select the ...@users.noreply.github.com email. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN BEING UNABLE TO MAKE COMMITS.
4. Inside of GitHub Desktop, select this repository and create a remote clone.
5. Inside of MCreator, click "Open workspace..."
6. Navigate to your clone of the GitHub repository and double-click/open the lucrative.mcreator file
7. Wait ~10-15 minutes for MCreator to set up and import the gradle project.

Then you're good to go!

How to contribute to the repository.

1. ALWAYS FETCH ORIGIN INSIDE OF THE GITHUB DESKTOP APP BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO MAKE CHANGES If two people edit the MCreator workspace without pushing to/pulling from master, then it will ALWAYS conflict.
2. Follow the MCreator and Data/Datapack Contents guidelines to make your contributions.
3. Be sure to save all of your work.
4. Close all file windows.
5. Open GitHub Desktop, name your commit in the bottom left (and please provide a summary), then press "commit to master".
6. Then, on the right side, select "Push to origin".

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