Documentation

Introduction

Welcome to the documentation for RxniR's Minecraft Datapacks. This guide will walk you through the installation process, key features, and how to use the datapacks.

Installation Instructions

Follow these steps to download a datapack:

1. Download the desired datapack, or view the project on Modrinth or CurseForge from the Projects Page.
2. Navigate to your Minecraft world save folder. For example:

   • Minecraft:

   %appdata%/.minecraft/saves/YourWorldName/

   • CurseForge:

   curseforge/minecraft/Instances/YourInstanceName/saves/YourWorldName/

   • Modrinth:

   %appdata%/ModrinthApp/profiles/YourProfileName/saves/YourWorldName/

Add the downloaded datapack `.zip` file into the `datapacks` folder of your world save.
3. You can also use a loader, like Paxi, Open Loader or Global Packs
4. Start or reload the world using the command:

   /reload

How to Use

Once installed, you can activate the datapack by following the in-game instructions:

Use the command /datapack list to ensure the datapack is loaded.

Now that the datapack is set up, here are some things you can do, with your datapack.

• Get a cutting board.
• Get a knife of any rarity.
• Place your modded log onto the cutting board.
• Right click the cutting board.
• And that's it, then you'll get a piece of bark.

For more information regarding the farmer's delight mod, check out the Official Wiki.

How to use the Search Bar

RxniR.com has a search bar on the Projects Page.

And it can be used in the following ways:

• Clicking on the search bar to activate it.
• Pressing / on your keyboard.

Once activated, you can type the name of a project, and the results will update automatically to show the relevant page, no additional action required.

The search bar also has a X button, which can be clicked to clear it of any text. It only appears after something has been entered into the bar.

If you don’t want to type out the full project name, you can use tags instead. Here is a list of available tags:

Additional Notes

Here are some additional tips for working with datapacks:

• Always back up your world before adding or removing datapacks.
• If a datapack isn't working as expected, check the Minecraft log for errors.