A: Installing the datapack.zip: Method 1: On world creation go to the third tab "more" and than click "data packs" then "open folder". put datapack in there. Method 2: If your world is already created, go to the .minecraft folder (can be accessed from resource pack menu, then "open folder", then go a folder up) .minecraft/save/your world/datapacks and put folder in here

Installing the mod.jar (mod packaged version of the datapack): put in mods folder in forge/fabric/quilt. Then when you open minecraft, go to "Resource Packs" and move the "mod_resources" pack above the "default" pack otherwise Minecraft won't render the new textures.

You can check if the datapack was installed correctly by checking if you have new advancements relating to the datapack.

A: If Datapack: install the required Resource Pack (RP) If Mod: go to "Resource Packs" and move the "mod_resources" pack above the "default" pack otherwise Minecraft won't render the new textures.

A: One datapack is for the main stuff (RP - required), and another datapack is for custom music (MP - optional).

A: No. The datapack occassionally uses a shader called OBJMC to render models which gets broken by Optifine & Sodium because of how they change rendering.

A: 1.20.1 and below - No, Nope. Can't back port either. the datapack heavily uses the "macro" feature of functions which was introduced in 1.20.2. 1.20.2 -- 1.20.4 - Yes, for right now. We are working to port to 1.20.5 and will drop support for these versions once we do. 1.20.5 and above - No, minecraft changed how item data is stored and we have to fix all of it

A: Roger_Swifer_Cleaner: [image: shrek, covered in mud, says "Good question."] NotGleam: "we like working around limitations"

A: Yes! If you load up a world in creative (or do /reload when in creative) you'll see in chat "Veiw development debug menu? [click]". Press [click] and the datapack will give you some debug options including commands, some testing items, and a fully fuctional creative menu!

A: Throw a stripped log onto a crafting table

A: Right click to scroll recipes, Shift Right click to craft

A: First you need a tinkerer's workshop obtainable from a tinkerer villager. (can be found in villages or created through a profession_certificate obtained from wandering traders) To use it, Right click with your desired armor, then Right click with your desired accessory.