Tweaks Addon For Minecolonies FAQ

It adds colored Inventory Scrolls and Resource Scrolls so you can sort and organize your colony's management items by color, plus a Copy Scroll for duplicating scrolls and a University Scroll. It's a convenience addon, not a new colony system.

Craft a basic Inventory Scroll or Resource Scroll first, then use it on a MineColonies building or colonist to see what data it pulls. Once you understand the base scroll, the colored variants work identically but let you color-code by building, district, or resource type.

Inventory Scrolls show what's stored inside a specific building or container, while Resource Scrolls track the colony's overall resource totals and needs. Use Inventory Scrolls for per-building checks and Resource Scrolls for colony-wide planning.

No, the color is purely cosmetic and organizational. A Red Inventory Scroll functions exactly like a plain Inventory Scroll, so the color is just a visual label so you can tell your scrolls apart at a glance.

Use the Copy Scroll on another scroll to duplicate its data into a new copy, letting you share colony information without losing the original. This is useful when you want multiple colonists or players to reference the same scroll data.

The University Scroll is tied to the MineColonies University building and lets you view or manage research-related information from that building. Use it while near or targeting your University to see its current research state.

Make sure you're targeting the correct building or colonist when you use the scroll, and that the building is actually built and staffed. If the building was recently moved or rebuilt, re-use the scroll on it to refresh the data.

It depends on your permissions on that server — you generally need access to the colony or the building to pull its data. If you get no data on someone else's colony, it's likely a permission restriction rather than a bug.

Yes, it's designed as a lightweight addon and doesn't replace MineColonies systems, so it generally coexists with other addons. Conflicts are rare, but if scroll data looks wrong, test without other addons to isolate the cause.

No, scrolls are just items and have negligible performance impact even in large numbers. Performance issues in a colony usually come from the colony itself, not from this addon's scrolls.

It is an addon for MineColonies that adjusts resource requirements and building mechanics, and enhances colony automation and management options. It also aims for better integration with other mods.

It registers 36 items, mostly colored inventory scrolls and resource scrolls in all 16 dye colors, plus a plain inventory scroll, a resource scroll book, a copy scroll, and a university scroll.

The mod file lists only items, not blocks, so no new blocks are registered by this mod.

The university scroll is one of the items registered by the mod, alongside the copy scroll and the colored inventory and resource scrolls.

The copy scroll is an item registered by the mod, listed together with the university scroll and the inventory and resource scrolls.

The resource scroll book is an item registered by the mod, listed alongside the colored resource scrolls and inventory scrolls.

It is an addon for MineColonies, so MineColonies is required. The facts do not list any other required dependency.

It adds a Custom ToolType, a Custom Food Tag, and a Custom CraftingModule, and adjusts resource requirements and building mechanics.

The wiki lists a crafting recipe using the minecolonies_tweaks:component_merge_shapeless recipe type with a count of 32.

It is related to MineColonies as its base mod, and the wiki also has guide pages for V-Tweaks, Pickle Tweaks, All The Tweaks, Crafting Tweaks, Wither Skeleton Tweaks, and Redstone Tweaks Resource Pack.