Dispenser Configurator

Updated for 1.18!

From 1.2-b1:

This is a beta version. I've made substantial internal changes, and so there's an increased likelihood that I've introduced bugs. Please report any bugs you find on the issue tracker.

• Added two new targets:

  • "DROP": ejects the item like a dropper
  • "FAIL": do nothing and stop any further behavior attempts

  These targets allow you to more easily disable and override existing behaviors.

  They can also be used to customize what happens when a configurator behavior fails.

  Thanks to snowikit for the feedback that led to the addition of these targets!

A cumulative changelog can be found here

This is a beta version. I've made substantial internal changes, and so there's an increased likelihood that I've introduced bugs. Please report any bugs you find on the issue tracker.

• Added two new targets:

  • "DROP": ejects the item like a dropper
  • "FAIL": do nothing and stop any further behavior attempts

  These targets allow you to more easily disable and override existing behaviors.

  They can also be used to customize what happens when a configurator behavior fails.

  Thanks to snowikit for the feedback that led to the addition of these targets!

A cumulative changelog can be found here

Removed a static world reference, fixing compatibility with Dimensional Threading.

A cumulative changelog can be found here

• Completely rewrote how configurators are managed... twice.

• white/black lists have been renamed to allow/deny lists. white and black lists are still recognized so old datapacks won't break.

• There is no more registry replacement (less log spam and chance for conflicts)

• Fixed allow/deny lists not actually having any effect (sorry about that)

• The way multiple dispenser behaviors for the same item has been greatly improved (whether they're added by this mod, other mods, or vanilla)

  • Before there could only be one behavior per item, now there can be many behaviors, and each is tried until one succeeds

  • Configurator datapacks may now specify "exclusive" = true to bypass the above behavior, meaning only that behavior will be tried

  • Multiple exclusive configurators for the same item may be specified so long as their allow/deny lists don't overlap

A cumulative changelog can be found here

Finally updated for 1.17(.1)!

Note that this version (and possibly others) don't work with Dimensional Threading.

A cumulative changelog can be found here