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Jake's Build Tools is a datapack that adds several useful quality-of-life tools and items that help the player in many ways! These items were specifically designed to fit the vibe of vanilla minecraft, and to not break normal progression or the vanilla gameplay loop too much.

Mod downloads are available on Modrinth, but this is first and foremost a datapack. This means that there may be some quirks that set it aside from other mods made specifically for their respective mod loaders. This also means that the items added will not appear in the creative inventory, or in mods like JEI or REI.

Items
Owner's Manual
Mining Helmet
Block Wrench wrench big
Void Bucket void_bucket
Hammer hammer
Hardhat hardhat
Mob Bag mob_bag_empty
Grass Starter grass_starter
Experience Flask experience_flask_3
Item Magnet item_magnet
Void Bundle void_bundle
Trowels iron_trowel
Chisels iron_chisel
Rope Ladder rope_ladder
Tape Measure tape_measure_in

Commands

Jake's Build Tools has a command for each item, that gives the item to you! They can be seen here!

Pack Customisation

Not a fan of one of the items in the pack? As of version 4.0, the pack is now modular! Inside the pack zip, inside the data folder, you will find a bunch of folders named after each of the items in the pack. Just simply delete the folder of the item you want to remove! This will remove its code, recipe and advancements. From version 5.0 onwards, this will also remove the page of that tool from the Owner's Manual.

If you're using the mod version, you will need to open up the jar file using some software such as winrar or 7zip, then follow the same steps as above.

Dynamic Command Feedback

By nature of how Mojang made dialogs work, turning pages in the owner's manual will put a trigger message in the chat. This can be annoying for some players, here's 2 methods of disabling it:

  • Run /gamerule send_command_feedback false. This will disable command feedback altogether, which will affect the output of other commands.
  • Run /function dcf:on. This will only disable the send_command_feedback gamerule when someone has an owner's manual open.

The dynamic command feedback setting also applies to other datapacks of mine that use dialog books, such as Crop & Kettle.