Item hazards

File: data/<namespace>/hbm/hazard/<path>.json.

Example:Copy Anchor Link

{
  "targets": "minecraft:stick",
  "entries": [
    {
      "type": "hbm:radiation",
      "level": 0.1
    }
  ],
  "priority": 1000,
  "mutex": 0
}

targets selects an item ID, #namespace:tag, or an item-ID list. Target hazardous blocks through their item.

FieldsCopy Anchor Link

Hazard typesCopy Anchor Link

The disable_* switches in the hazards group of radiation_config turn off the asbestos, coal, hot, explosive, hydroactive, blinding, cold and toxic types individually.

Binding overridesCopy Anchor Link

Override the original resource ID when changing an existing binding. Each item and each tag accepts one assignment; a second assignment naming the same item or tag fails world startup. A direct item assignment replaces that item's built-in binding, including component-dependent reactor-fuel hazards. An item's direct binding and the bindings of its tags contribute together, ordered by priority, then tag before direct, then tag or item ID.

Shipped bindings target #hbm:hazard/<name> tags and material tags such as #c:ingots/uranium. Adding an item to such a tag applies that binding.

Stack-dependent radiationCopy Anchor Link

An empty entry list clears its binding. Other tag bindings and stack-dependent radiation continue to apply:

• A positive hbm:haz_radiation item component adds a radiation entry of that level.

• Storage crates, Safes and Toolboxes add the summed radiation of their stored items; a Plastic Bag doubles it and a Containment Box takes its square root.

• Other items add the summed radiation of items in their container, bundle or charged-projectile components or stored block inventory.

Items in #c:ores/uranium or #c:ores/thorium carry no hazards.