Villager Config Mod Wiki
Villager Config Mod Wiki & Guide
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Villager Config Mod is an advanced mod that allows players to customize villagers extensively. With this mod, you can load custom villager trades using datapacks, allowing for complete customization of wandering trader and villager trades, set maximum and minimum discounts that villagers can apply t
Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
How to Configure Villager Discount Minimums and MaximumsFinding the Discount Options The mod exposes discount settings through its config file, which controls how much of a…How to Control Trade Cycling and Zombie Villager Conversion ChanceTrade Cycling When Workstations Change By default, breaking and replacing a villager's workstation can reroll its…How to Enable Pre-1.14 Trade MechanicsWhy Use Old Trade Mechanics Before the 1.14 village overhaul, trades worked differently: villagers had a fixed set of…How to Set Up Custom Villager Trades with a DatapackCreating the Datapack Structure Custom trades in Villager Config Mod are loaded from datapacks, so you never touch…
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started with Villager Config Mod?
Decide what you want to change first, then open the mod's config file in your instance's config folder. Most features (discounts, conversion chance, trade cycling, old trade mechanics) are toggled there, while custom trades are loaded from a datapack.
Where do I put the config file and how do I reload it?
The config lives in the config folder of your Minecraft instance, and you edit it with a text editor. Restart the game or reload the config through the mod's in-game config screen if it provides one, since changes usually don't apply to already-loaded villagers.
How do I add custom villager trades with a datapack?
Create a datapack in your world's datapacks folder and add the trade definitions in the folder structure the mod expects. Then run the reload command so the game picks up the new trades.
Do custom trades apply to villagers that already exist in my world?
Trades are usually assigned when a villager first offers them, so existing villagers keep their old trades. You generally need fresh villagers or a way to reset their trades for new datapack trades to show up.