Item Obliterator

A mod that allows you to completely disable any unwanted items in Minecraft using simple JSON configuration. The perfect solution for modpack creators who want to remove problematic or unbalanced elements from the game.

Compatibility

• Support for Fabric/Quilt versions 1.19.2 - 1.20.X and 1.21
• Works with Forge 1.19.2 - 1.20.1
• Compatibility with NeoForge 1.20.1

Main Features

Complete Item Removal - Blocked items automatically disappear from inventory and cannot be picked up.

Creative Mode Cleanup - Items are removed from corresponding creative mode tabs.

Trade Blocking - All trades involving blocked items are removed from villagers.

Recipe Removal - Completely removes all crafting recipes, smelting recipes, and custom mod recipes.

NBT Data Handling - You can block specific potions, enchanted books, and other items with certain NBT tags.

Recipe Viewer Integration - Blocked items do not appear in JEI, REI, and EMI.

Regular Expression Support - Save time by using regex for mass item blocking.

Performance Optimization - The mod does not cause lag and can be used to remove items that create performance issues.

Configuration Types

Complete Item Disabling - Blacklist for complete item removal with all features.

NBT Tag Blocking - You can specify specific NBT tags for blocking, with regex support.

Attack Disabling - Blocking only the attack function of items.

Interaction Disabling - Items remain in the game but cannot be used with right-click.

Recipe Blocking - Removal of only recipes containing specified items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this in modpacks?

Yes, that's exactly what the mod was created for! It allows you to remove from the game items that disrupt balance or create problems.

Is installation required on both client and server?

The mod must be installed on both sides. Some functions work only on the client, others on the server. You can use it only on the server, but then integration with JEI/REI/EMI and removal from creative mode will not work.

What if I make a mistake in the item ID in the configuration?

Nothing bad will happen. Incorrect IDs are simply ignored, and the item is not blocked. The same thing happens if the mod with such an item is not installed, but if you add it later and the ID is correct - blocking will work.

Configuration Example

Configuration is very simple - you need to add JSON entries for each item you want to remove. You can block both vanilla items and items from any mods using the correct namespace, for example: minecraft:golden_apple

The configuration file is located in the config folder under the name "item_obliterator.json5" (for versions >=2.0.0) or "item_obliterator.json" (for versions < 2.0.0)