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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.19.2
Platforms
Quilt
Supported environments
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Details
Licensed MIT
Created 2 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
Jar It!
You can put things in jars.
ModFest
This mod is a submission for the 2022 ModFest: Singularity.
Usage
- Surround whatever you want to jar in a cube of Jar Glass.
- Use the Jar Cork on one of the top blocks of the jar glass. This block must not be on an edge or a corner.
- The jar's contents are collapsed into a single Jar block that can be picked up and brought wherever.
- Use the Jar Opener on a placed jar to expand it again back into the cube of Jar Glass with contents preserved.
Commands
/jar-it create <size> [<id>]
- Allows you to create a new jar in the jar-dimension without having to build it first, giving you a jar item for the jar just created. Optionally, the id of the newly created jar can be specified. If a jar with that id already exists, you are still given a jar item for that jar, but a new jar is not created and an error message is printed./jar-it destroy <id> [force]
- Destroys a jar with the given id, moving all players and any loaded entities to overworld spawn. Useforce
to skip the "are you sure" dialog./jar-it enter [<target>] id <id>
- Teleports the user or an optionally giventarget
into the jar with the given id./jar-it enter [<target>] at <block-pos>
- Teleports the user or an optionally giventarget
into the jar at the given block position./jar-it give <id>
- Gives the player a Jar item for the specified jar id./jar-it list
- Lists all the jars in the world./jar-it lock <id>
- Locks a jar so that it cannot be opened with a Jar Opener./jar-it unlock <id>
- Unlocks a locked jar so that it can be opened with a Jar Opener.
Known Issues
- Jars do not render their insides and being inside a jar does not render what is outside the jar.
- Jars do not track if their item or block gets destroyed, meaning that jars can be orphaned. Commands can be used to obtain items for these jars.
- Jars that are not loaded when they're destroyed via command do not transport their entities to overworld spawn.