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== Special itemstrings == | == Special itemstrings == | ||
There are itemstrings which do not follow the usual syntax rules. These itemstrings are always available, regardless of the activated [[mods]]: | There are itemstrings which do not follow the usual syntax rules. These itemstrings are always available, regardless of the activated [[mods]]: | ||
| − | * <code>air</code> | + | * <code>air</code>—used for [[Air]] |
| − | * <code>ignore</code> | + | * <code>ignore</code>—see [[Ignore]] |
| + | * <code>unknown</code>—used to represent an unknown item (due to errors, etc.) | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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Itemstrings are the internal names for items, blocks, nodes (everything which can be stored in an inventory).
Syntax
An usual itemstring consists of a the name of the mod where the item originates from followed by a “:” followed by an item name. All itemstrings are case sensitive.
<mod_name>:<item_name>
Examples:
default:torch— a torch (from mod “default”)default:dirt— dirt (from mod “default”)farming:bread— bread (from mod “farming”)wool:orange— orange wool (from mod “wool”)screwdriver:screwdriver— screwdriver (from mod “screwdriver”)
There are itemstrings which don’t follow the syntax rules, see #Special itemstrings.
Usages
Itemstrings can be used as arguments used for the /give and /giveme commands.
Example: /giveme default:torch—give yourself a torch
Special itemstrings
There are itemstrings which do not follow the usual syntax rules. These itemstrings are always available, regardless of the activated mods: