Fired
Content
Add new QoL features to campfires, candles, torches and other fire-related Minecraft features
- use sticks on lit campfires to light up torches
- use torches on campfires and candles to light them up
- hot items burn users if they keep them without protection in their inventory. A new Glove Item has been added, but you can add your own entries with item tags
- and many more
Configuration
No config mod is needed. Simply use the provided Gamerules, Tags and custom Datapack entries to adjust the features to your liking.
| Gamerule | Description |
|---|---|
| igniteTorches | toggle option to light up items into their ignited counterparts. This item change can be defined with the Datapack |
| torchesIgnite | toggle option to light up non-burning blocks using igniting items. Those items can be defined with the fired:igniters item tag |
| burningEntityCanIgnite | toggle option to be able to light up items on other burning entities and self |
| hotItemIgniteEntities | toggles all custom entries of items which will light users on fire with no protection |
| hotItemBurnHealthSafety | adjusts the amount of health below which a user can't get ignited if they carry hot items |
| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
fired:gloves (Item Tag) |
defines glove items which protect the user from hot items if held in main- or offhand |
fired:igniters (Item Tag) |
defines items which ignite specific blocks and get consumed afterwards |
fired:hot_in_inventory (Item Tag) |
defines items which ignite entities if they don't use protection |
fired:igniters (Block Tag) |
defines blocks which can igntie items, which are specified with the custom fired:ignition datapack entries |
Using datapacks you can define your own item ignition change. In the <namespace>/ignition directory of a datapack you can
place your own .json files. You can define item - item and item tag - item changes.
Check out the GitHub repository.
