MoreVanillaLib Mod FAQ

The config file is located in your game's config folder and uses the TOML format. You can edit it directly with any text editor, and changes take effect after restarting your game.

Set `extraDrop = false` in the config file under the `[features]` section to disable tools dropping extra items when used.

Double drop gives you extra ore blocks when mining (like getting 2 diamonds instead of 1), while extra drop is a random chance for tools to drop any item when used, controlled by separate settings.

Bone axes and swords already have `extraDamage = true` by default, giving them bonus damage against skeletons and wither skeletons; you can also enable `headDrop = true` to make them drop heads at a 5% chance.

Yes, set `damageByPaperTools = false` in the config to prevent taking damage when using paper tools.

Set `autoSmelt = true` in the config file; fiery tools will then automatically smelt blocks as you mine them instead of dropping raw ore.

With `glowstoneDrops = true` (the default), glowstone tools always drop 4 glowstone dust per block; disable this setting if you want normal drops.

Edit the durability values in the `[amounts.durabilities]` section of the config file—higher numbers mean tools last longer before breaking.

The multiplier in `[amounts.durabilities]` increases the durability cost of hammers and excavators; a higher multiplier means they consume durability faster when breaking multiple blocks.

MoreVanillaLib uses Minecraft tags for ore detection, so it will work with most mods that properly register their ores using standard tag systems, but compatibility depends on how the other mod implements its content.

It is a lightweight shared library for MoreVanilla-series mods, providing common code and utilities. It does not add its own blocks or items.

No. It is a library mod that provides common code and utilities rather than adding its own blocks or items.

The mod file lists Minecraft 1.21.1 and above. The Modrinth page also lists 1.19, 1.19.1, 1.19.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.1, and 1.21.1.

The mod file lists NeoForge. The Modrinth project page lists both Forge and NeoForge.

It is used by MoreVanillaTools, Simply Tools, Vanilla AIOTs, Vanilla Hammers , and Vanilla Excavators .

Yes. MoreVanillaLib is a library mod used by MoreVanillaTools and other MoreVanilla-series mods.

No. JEI is listed as optional, and the mod includes a JEI plugin.

The config includes a global features section with options like extraDrop, extraDamage, doubleDrop, damageByPaperTools, headDrop, glowstoneDrops, and autoSmelt, plus chances and amounts for tool stats .

Yes. The author states you are allowed to put this mod in any modpack you like.

It is categorized as a library or API and Library mod.