External Tweaker

Note: Currently the mod is not being updated or supported.

External Tweaker is a specialized tool that functions both as an in-game mod and as an external program for working with CraftTweaker scripts. This combination significantly simplifies the process of creating, managing, and editing scripts for game content customization.

Main Features

• Multi-tasking script work: You can simultaneously open multiple files, create new ones, or delete unnecessary scenarios, providing flexibility in work

• Minimal launch requirements: For the program to work, only one launch from the game is sufficient (except when data changes occur due to mod updates)

• Compatibility with external scripts: The system works perfectly with files created outside the External Tweaker environment, including correct recognition of variables

• Automatic list compilation: The program dynamically receives complete lists of all items, fluids, and entries from Ore Dictionary, completely eliminating the need to use the /mt hand command

• Automatic recipe updates: The system automatically loads all recipe functions from installed mods, eliminating the need for manual list updates. Attention: recipes that don't function or aren't loaded may be detected, especially when using Modtweaker

• Universal compatibility: All types of recipes are supported, including standard workbenches, furnaces, Modtweaker functions, as well as specific modifications added by other developers

• Customizable parameters: Ability to assign names to parameters for easy identification. To save changes, data export must be performed

• Flexible data work: Import and export data with the ability to separate information by categories (recipes, items, fluids, Ore Dictionary), allowing import of only necessary changes

Quick Usage Guide

1. Install Crafttweaker and this mod in the mods folder
2. Optionally download the external program from the additional files section for version 1.10.2
3. Launch Minecraft and execute the /extTweaker command directly in the game
4. After opening the program, explore the available buttons and start editing
5. Be sure to specify the recipe type - "remove" or "add/other" - this is critically important for correct script saving
6. Don't forget to save created scenarios
7. To use the program without having to launch Minecraft every time: export the data, after which you can import it the next time you open the program. Important: perform data import before opening scripts

The program is compatible with Minecraft versions: 1.7.10, 1.10.2, 1.11.2 and 1.12