Tierify is a flavor of Tiered made with the purpose of fitting my own personal vision, and to fix some issues it had. It is a fork of TieredZ by Globox_Z, which is an MIT licensed Tiered fork.
The original mod, Tiered, is inspired by Quality Tools. Every tool you make will have a special modifier, as seen below:
Tierify expands upon Tiered by changing various things, but keeps its mod id and API packages the same, to make it compatible with preexisting addons.
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Mythic Quality
The "Unique" quality was replaced with a red-themed Mythic quality.
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Plates
Qualities may now be displayed with plates, this is a clientside feature and is configurable, comes enabled by default.
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Reforging Tiers Reforging doesn't require Amethyst anymore, now instead it uses 3 new ores obtainable
- Tier 1: Limestone (Overworld) Allows reforging tools to Common, Uncommon and Rare qualities.
- Tier 2: Pyrite (Nether) Allows reforging tools to Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary qualities.
- Tier 3: Galena (End) Allows reforging tools to Rare, Epic, Legendary and Mythic qualities.
Tierify is a mod built for the Fabric Loader. It requires Fabric API & Necronomicon API (and Synitra Connector if on Forge/NeoForge) to be installed separately; all other dependencies are included inside the mod.
Problem: Modded weapons/tools/armor not receiving tiers?
Solution 1 - Verifier Mappings (Recommended for adding tiers to items):
Create data/tiered/verifier_mappings/my_mod_support.json:
{
"base_verifier": "c:swords",
"mapped_verifiers": [
{"verifier": "c:halberds", "type": "tag"},
{"verifier": "c:spears", "type": "tag"}
]
}Now halberds and spears will receive the same tiers as swords! See VERIFIER_MAPPINGS.md for details.
Solution 2 - Reforge Tag Support (Recommended for reforging recipes):
Create data/tiered/reforge_items/all_modded_weapons.json:
{
"items": ["#c:swords", "#c:axes"],
"base": ["#c:ingots/iron"]
}All swords and axes (vanilla + modded) can now be reforged with iron ingots! See REFORGE_TAG_SUPPORT.md for details.
This would not typically be recommended for a multi-material tag like "#c:swords" but can be useful for modded support such as Spartan Weaponry where the tag "#spartanweaponry:aluminum_weapons" would contain items which all utilise aluminum as a base material.
Tierify is entirely data-driven, which means you can add, modify, and remove modifiers as you see fit. The base path for modifiers is data/modid/item_attributes, and tiered modifiers are stored under the modid of tiered.
Tierify now supports verifier mappings which allow you to extend existing attribute verifiers to work with modded items without modifying any attribute files. This is the recommended way to add support for modded weapons, tools, and armor.
For example, to make all Spartan Weaponry halberds receive the same tiers as swords, create:
data/tiered/verifier_mappings/spartanweaponry.json
See VERIFIER_MAPPINGS.md for full documentation.
A simple modifier example that grants +10% dig speed when a valid tool (pickaxe, shovel, or axe) is held in the main hand. Save this JSON as a modifier file (for example: data/your_datapack/item_attributes/tiered/hasteful.json). The modifier uses verifiers to target tool tags, a weight of 10, and applies a MULTIPLY_BASE dig speed modifier when equipped in the MAINHAND.
{
"id": "tiered:hasteful",
"verifiers": [
{
"tag": "c:pickaxes"
},
{
"tag": "c:shovels"
},
{
"tag": "c:axes"
}
],
"weight": 10,
"style": {
"color": "GREEN"
},
"attributes": [
{
"type": "generic.dig_speed",
"modifier": {
"name": "tiered:hasteful",
"operation": "MULTIPLY_BASE",
"amount": 0.10
},
"optional_equipment_slots": [
"MAINHAND"
]
}
]
}Tiered currently provides 3 custom attributes: Dig Speed, Crit chance and Durability. Dig Speed increases the speed of your block breaking (think: haste), Crit Chance offers an additional random chance to crit when using a tool and Durability increases, who would have thought it, the durability of an item.
Types: generic.armor, generic.armor_toughness, generic.dig_speed, tiered:generic.durable, generic.max_health, generic.movement_speed, reach-entity-attributes:reach, generic.luck, generic.attack_damage, tiered:generic.crit_chance, reach-entity-attributes:attack_range, tiered:generic.range_attack_damage
A verifier (specified in the "verifiers" array of your modifier json file) defines whether or not a given tag or tool is valid for the modifier.
A specific item ID can be specified with:
"id": "minecraft:apple"and a tag can be specified with:
"tag": "c:helmets"Tiered doesn't provide tags but AutoTag (which is included in this mod) generates several tags which can be found on the repo README.
Example tags which AutoTag provides: c:tools, c:pickaxes, c:axes, c:shovels,c:hoes, c:swords, c:armor, c:helmets, c:chestplates, c:leggings, c:boots and several more.
The weight determines the commonness of the tier. Higher weights increase the chance of being applied on the item and vice versa.
Custom nbt can get added via nbtValues, an example can be found below. It supports only string, boolean, integer and double values.\ Caution! Once added nbt keys won't get removed when once applied, just the values can get updated!
"nbtValues": {
"Damage": 100,
"key": "value"
}Since V1.2, custom tooltip borders can get set via a resource pack.
- The border texture has to be in the
assets\tiered\textures\guifolder. - The file has to be a json file and put inside the
assets\tiered\tooltipsfolder. - The
background_gradientcan also get set. - The gradients has to be hex code, check transparency here: https://gist.github.com/lopspower/03fb1cc0ac9f32ef38f4
- Check out the default datapack under
src\main\resources\assets\tiered\tooltips.
Example:
{
"tooltips": [
{
"index": 0,
"start_border_gradient": "FFBABABA",
"end_border_gradient": "FF565656",
"texture": "tiered_borders",
"decider": [
"set_the_id_here",
"tiered:common_armor"
]
}
]
}Reforging items to get other tiers can be done at the anvil. There is a slot which is called "base" on the left and a slot called "addition" on the right.
The addition slot can only contain items which are stated in each tier item tag (tiered:reforge_tier_1, tiered:reforge_tier_2, tiered:reforge_tier_3). The base slot can contain the reforging item material item if existent, otherwise it can only contain tiered:reforge_base_item tag items. The base slot item can get changed via datapack, an example can be found below and has to get put in the tiered:reforge_items folder.
NEW: Tag Support - Both the items and base fields now support tags! Prefix tag identifiers with # to use tags instead of listing individual items. This dramatically reduces file duplication and automatically supports modded items. See REFORGE_TAG_SUPPORT.md for full documentation.
Basic example (direct items):
{
"items": [
"minecraft:bow"
],
"base": [
"minecraft:string"
]
}Example using tags in base field:
{
"items": [
"minecraft:iron_sword",
"minecraft:iron_axe"
],
"base": [
"#c:ingots/iron"
]
}Example using tags in both items and base fields (recommended for broad coverage):
{
"items": [
"#c:swords"
],
"base": [
"#c:ingots/iron"
]
}This single entry creates reforge recipes for all swords (vanilla + modded) using any iron ingot (vanilla + modded).
When creating verifier mappings or reforge recipes, these common convention tags are available:
Weapons & Tools:
c:swords- All swordsc:axes- All axesc:pickaxes- All pickaxesc:shovels- All shovelsc:hoes- All hoesc:tools- All tools
Armor:
c:helmets- All helmetsc:chestplates- All chestplatesc:leggings- All leggingsc:boots- All bootsc:armor- All armor pieces
Materials:
c:ingots/iron,c:ingots/gold,c:ingots/copper- Metal ingotsc:gems/diamond,c:gems/emerald- Gemsminecraft:planks,minecraft:logs- Wood materials
See Fabric Convention Tags for complete list.
Modded items not getting tiers?
- Check if the mod uses convention tags (most do)
- Create a verifier mapping to extend existing verifiers to the mod's tags
- Check logs for "Resource was not loaded" messages indicating invalid item IDs
Reforge not working with modded items?
- Use tag-based reforge recipes with
#prefix - Verify the tag exists using
/tag list items <modid> - Check logs for "Expanded tag X to Y items" messages
- If tag expands to 0 items, the tag likely doesn't exist or is empty
Tag expanded to 0 items warning?
- In v1.3.0+: This warning is informational for the legacy system only
- Tags in the
itemsfield now use lazy evaluation - they're checked at runtime, not load time - Modded tags will work correctly even if the warning appears during load
- The warning only appears for the backward compatibility system
- If reforge still doesn't work: Verify the tag actually exists with
/tag list items <modid>
Changes not taking effect?
- Run
/reloadcommand in-game to reload datapacks - Check for JSON syntax errors in your datapack files
- Enable debug logging to see detailed information
- Draylar1 for making Tiered, the original mod.
- Globox_Z for making TieredZ, a fork of Tiered which Tierify is based upon.
Tierify's code is licensed under MIT. You are free to use the code inside this repo as you want as long as you meet the license's conditions. Newer assets (Such as Limestone, Pyrite and Galena ores) are All Rights Reserved, and you may not use them without explicit permission.