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example.json

{  
    "materials":[
        {
            "name": "Redstone",
            "key": "MCRedstone",
            "style": "red",
            "resource": "minecraft:redstone_block",
            "materialID": 1279,
            "durability": 450,
            "miningSpeed": 450,
            "attack": 1,
            "reinforced": 0,
            "primaryColor": 16711680,
            "value": 1,
            "handleModifier": 1,
            "stonebound": 1,
            "buildParts": true,
            "harvestLevel": 3,
            "modifiers": 2,
            "arrowMass": 0.15,
            "ArrowBreakChance": 0,
            "bowSpeedMax": 3.5,
            "bowDrawSpeed": 5.2,
            "nativeModifiers": [
                [
                    "minecraft:redstone_block *5",
                    "minecraft:redstone *5"
                ],
                [
                    "minecraft:redstone_block *5",
                    "minecraft:redstone *5"
                ],
                [
                    "minecraft:redstone_block *5",
                    "minecraft:redstone *5"
                ]
            ],
            "nativeEnchantments": [
                "16 3"
            ]
        }
    ],
    "fluids":[  
        
    ],
    "aspects":[  
       
    ],
    "oreBerries":[  
       
    ],
    "smelteryFuels":[  
        
    ],
    "brews":[

    ]
}

JSON-Ables.md

For jaredlll08/JSON-Ables#5

TC Modifiers

For the modifiers to work, they need to be specified separate per 1 modifier.

Be aware that the modifiers need to be able to be allied in the game itself for this trick to work! You cannot bypass 2 modifiers that lock each other out with this!

For example, to apply a total of 150 redstone to a tool, you have to do it in increments of 50 (the max per modifier) Like so: Option 1 - 3 times 5 x block (9) + 5 x dust:

 "nativeModifiers": [
	 [
		 "minecraft:redstone_block *5",
		 "minecraft:redstone *5"
	 ],
	 [
		 "minecraft:redstone_block *5",
		 "minecraft:redstone *5"
	 ],
	 [
		 "minecraft:redstone_block *5",
		 "minecraft:redstone *5"
	 ]
 ]

Option 2 - 3 times 50 redstone dust:

 "nativeModifiers": [
	 [
		 "minecraft:redstone *50"
	 ],
	 [
		 "minecraft:redstone *50"
	 ],
	 [
		 "minecraft:redstone *50"
	 ]
 ]

Enchants

Sorts the String array into an array of EnchantmentWithLevel's

The proper json formatting is a string consisting of an enchantment ID and optionally an enchantment level. Like so: "id" or "id level". By default a level of 1 will be assumed

In json:

 "nativeEnchantments": [
	 "id level"
 ]

Or:

 "nativeEnchantments": [
	 "id"
 ]