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Multitool

Tired of your inventory being constantly cluttered with various tools? Now there's a solution! With this data pack, you can combine all tools into one universal Multitool.

Main Features

The Multitool can break blocks meant for an axe, hoe, pickaxe, or shovel, regardless of its current form. When you look at a specific block, the tool automatically switches to the appropriate type - for example, turning into an axe to strip logs or a shovel to create paths.

If you crouch while looking at tillable blocks, the Multitool switches to a hoe, allowing you to create fresh farmland for planting.

The tool supports enchanting! You can apply any enchantments that are normally used on standard tools.

The Multitool's durability is three times higher than that of regular tools made from the same material.

Resource packs are also supported, which can change the tool's appearance - for example, turning it into a halberd!

How to Obtain

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To create a Multitool, simply combine all four types of tools made from the same material in a crafting table.

Creating Your Own Multitool

You can create your own Multitool data pack by configuring a configuration file and building it.

Please note that some mods may conflict with data packs, so compatibility and support are not guaranteed

  1. Install Python and beet

    • If Python is already installed, run the command pip install beet to install beet
  2. Download or clone the GitHub repository

  3. Add or remove materials in the multitoolconfig.yml file and configure the overwrites parameters for mods where tools don't follow the standard naming scheme

    You can easily find the namespace by looking at the item in your inventory after pressing F3 + H, it should be in the format <namespace>:<material><tool>

  4. Navigate to the folder via terminal and run the command beet - this will create a build folder with your data pack inside

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PuckiSilver

PuckiSilver

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theDukette

theDukette

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Created: 30 Dec 2022

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