Blacklists Setup

🚫 Blacklists Setup

Because R3CT Collector automatically scans every item in the game to build its Catalog, you might end up with categories you don't want players to see (e.g., admin tools, debug items, or specific mod mechanics).

The r3ct_collector_items.json file allows you to effortlessly filter out unwanted content.

File Location: config/r3ct_collector/r3ct_collector_items.json

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📝 The JSON Structure

The file contains three distinct arrays: "blacklistedMods", "blacklistedTabs", and "blacklistedItems".

{
  "version": 1,
  "blacklistedMods": [
    "minecraft_admin",
    "jei"
  ],
  "blacklistedTabs": [
    "minecraft:op_blocks",
    "create:palettes"
  ],
  "blacklistedItems": [
    "minecraft:command_block",
    "minecraft:barrier",
    "minecraft:structure_void"
  ]
}

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🔍 Parameter Breakdown

1. blacklistedMods

Blocks entire mods from being registered in the Catalog.

• Format: Use the mod's namespace (the prefix before the colon in item IDs).
• Example: Adding "create" will completely hide every item and tab associated with the Create mod.

2. blacklistedTabs

Hides specific Creative Inventory tabs, but keeps the items available if they appear in other allowed tabs.

• Format: The exact registry name of the Creative Tab.
• Example: "minecraft:op_blocks" ensures that operator-only blocks don't get their own category page in the book.

3. blacklistedItems

Hides individual items from the Catalog, regardless of what tab they are in.

• Format: The exact registry name of the item.
• Example: "minecraft:bedrock" prevents players from needing to collect Bedrock to achieve 100% completion in the Building Blocks category.

💡 Pro Tip for finding IDs:

To easily find the exact ID of an item or mod, press F3 + H in-game to enable Advanced Tooltips. When you hover over an item in your inventory, you will see its dark gray registry name at the bottom (e.g., minecraft:diamond_sword).