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Looot Mod adds additional utilities for loot tables for use by other mods and datapacks. This mod does not directly add any content to the game. Among other things, it adds a loot table function to randomly generate names for enchanted items. See the wiki link above for technical details.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Add Your Own Names and Words to the GeneratorWhere custom names live The generator pulls its vocabulary from data, not from hardcoded strings. That means you…How to Apply the name_enchanted_item Function to a Loot TableWhat the function does name_enchanted_item is a loot table function added by Looot. When it runs on a generated item,…How to Get Themed Names Like "Fishing Rod of the Siren" on Your ItemsWhy some items get themed names When an item has one or two enchantments, the generator has enough signal to build a…Troubleshooting: Why Your Items Are Not Getting NamesCheck the order of functions This is the most common cause. The naming function reads enchantments from the item at…

Frequently asked questions

What does the Looot Mod actually add to my game?
It doesn't add any items, blocks, or mobs on its own. It adds loot table functions and utilities that other mods and datapacks can use, most notably the name_enchanted_item function that generates names for enchanted gear.
How do I get started using Looot Mod in my world?
Since the mod adds no content by itself, you need either a datapack or another mod that calls its loot table functions. The quickest way to see it working is to apply the name_enchanted_item function to a loot table in a datapack.
How does the name_enchanted_item function decide what to name my item?
It reads the enchantments already on the item and builds a name from them. Items with one or two enchantments get a name tied to those specific enchantments, while items with three or more enchantments get a randomly generated name instead.
Why do some items get themed names like "Fishing Rod of the Siren" and others get random names?
The function behaves differently based on enchantment count. With one or two enchantments it produces a themed name referencing those enchantments, but once an item has three or more enchantments it switches to pulling a random name.

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