How to Get Modded Items to Appear in Vanilla Chests

Confirm the Addon Is Actually Loaded

Loot Integrations: Randomized Loot Compatibility is a *server-side addon* to Loot Integrations. That means the base Loot Integrations mod must be present, and this addon must sit alongside it. If you only installed this addon, nothing will change. Check your mod list for both entries before troubleshooting anything else.

Understand What It Actually Does

This addon does not add new chest types or new structures. It takes the loot tables that already exist (dungeon chests, temple chests, mineshaft chests, and similar vanilla sources) and injects entries pulled from the other mods you have installed. So the pool of possible items grows, but the chests themselves stay where they always were.

Practical Steps

1. Install Loot Integrations first, then this compatibility addon.

2. Make sure the content mods whose items you want to see are also installed - the addon can only inject items that exist in your pack.

3. Generate a fresh world or explore chunks you have not opened yet. Loot tables are rolled when a chest is first generated or first opened, so already-looted chests will not retroactively change.

4. Open a few dungeon and mineshaft chests and compare the results against a world without the addon.

If nothing new shows up, the usual cause is a missing base mod or a pack with very few content mods installed.