All Methods

Preset Methods:

1. presetType('string') -> defines if the preset is an Item or block -only block or item are a valid string!

2. .texture('string') -> tells the texture location like 'minecraft:block/stone'

3. .overlay('string) -> same as texture just that the overlay is put over the base texture -works on both items and blocks!

4. .dropsPreset('string') -> explained better here

5. .soundType('string') -> defines the blocks sound type - all valid types are shown in the kubejs wiki

6. .hardness('int') -> sets the mining hardness of the block

7. .resistance('int') -> sets the resistance of blocks against explosions

8. .lightLevel('int') -> lets the block emit light (0-15)

9. .hasGravity('boolean') -> when set to true, the block will have falling physics like sand or gravel

10. .maxStackSize('int') -> max stacksize of the item

11. .rarity('string') -> sets the rarity of the item

12. .noItem() -> makes the block not have a item form

13. .tagBlock('string') -> adds a tag to the block

14. .tagItem('string') -> adds a tag to the item

15. .tagBoth('string') -> tags both the item and the item form of the block

16. .namePrefix('string') -> adds text before the display name -like 'Raw ' now the raw appears before the display name (id leave a space after the text to not make it look like RawIron instead of Raw Iron

17. .nameSuffix('string') -> same as prefix just after the display name

18. .idSuffix('string') same as nameSuffix just in the item ID

Bulk Creator Methods

1. .presets('string') -> defines which presets you want to use
2. .displayName('string') -> defines the name ingame
3. .tintOverlay('hex') -> tints the overlay in the hexcode (i would use white overlays to make the tinting easy, for example for ores
4. .tooltip('string') adds a simple tooltip -Text.gray('Shiny Object') for example