Datapack Built in Packs

Built-in packs

Fogged ships 8 datapacks inside the jar. They show in the world's pack list like any other pack and are on by default.

Pack	Contents	Config switch
Grass Scourch	Recipes: grassed blocks → coarse dirt (vanilla, BoP, BWG, Regions Unexplored)	grassScourch
Moss Scourch	Recipes: moss and mossy stone/brick and their cuts → clean versions	mossScourch
Copper Oxidation	Recipes: unwaxed copper → fully oxidized. Shown in JEI.	copperOxidation
Silverfish Suffocation	Recipes: infested blocks → plain stone	silverfishSuffocation
Coal Remover	Recipes: coal ore → stone or deepslate; coal blocks removed	coalRemover
Plant Scouring	Tag #fogged:scoured: leaves, flowers, saplings, grasses, and modded moss and hanging growth	none, use the pack list
Device Snuffing	Tag #fogged:snuffed_devices: furnaces, campfires, Create's blaze burner, Cold Sweat's hearth and boiler	none, use the pack list
Mushroom Survival	Tag #fogged:scour_immune: vanilla mushrooms and fungi, Regions Unexplored bioshrooms	none, use the pack list

Turning one off

• Pack list (best for servers): /datapack disable "mod/fogged:datapacks/coal_remover". Use /datapack list for exact names. This setting is saved with the world.
• Config switch: only the five recipe packs have one, in [datapacks] (see Config Datapacks). Run /reload after changing it.

The three tag packs have no config switch. A tag file can't carry a condition, and emptying the tag from code would also wipe entries that other mods added.

Overriding one recipe

Recipe ids are <pack>:<name>. For example, Coal Remover's coal ore recipe is coal_remover:coal_ore. To change it, put a file at the same path in your own pack, and make sure your pack loads above the built-in one:

data/coal_remover/recipe/coal_ore.json

{
  "type": "fogged:murk_transform",
  "from": ["minecraft:coal_ore"],
  "to": "minecraft:gravel",
  "silent": true
}

To delete a single recipe, override it with a condition that always fails:

{ "neoforge:conditions": [{ "type": "neoforge:false" }] }

Copying a pack as a template

The packs are in the mod jar at datapacks/<name>/ (open the jar as a zip). Copying one is the quickest way to start your own.