#Loot type in querious how to#

It’s recommended that the following be completed before beginning this tutorial.įirst, let’s create a loot table that returns a single diamond when it’s called.

#Loot type in querious how to#

How to use conditions to further restrict when a pool or entry is selected.

How to apply functions to entries to modify the selected item.

How to use JSON to define a loot table.

In this tutorial you will learn the following: It can be an item, a loot_table, or empty if you want a chance of nothing happening this roll.

This is a list of objects the game will select from in this roll.

These are the conditions that must be met for this pool to be rolled.

This could be either an integer which will make it a set amount of rolls or a min/max range the number of rolls can be chosen from.

How many times this pool will be rolled to select an entry.

Loot can be obtained by ranking up during seasons, completing certain achievements, or buying it from the Shop. However, the admins have stated that there will be more types of loot coming soon. Stickers, trails, and titles are currently the only forms of loot. Loot table files live in the root directory of a behavior pack and they generally consist of three main sections known as a “pool.” Loot are the items that players can collect. In some instances, it’s even used in gameplay mechanics such as milking a mooshroom or fishing. They can be used to generate the contents of chests, define what items an entity drops upon death, or even what items an entity is equipped with.

Loot tables are JSON formatted files used to define how items are generated in-game.