How do loot tables work in Minecraft?

Usage. The loot tables are structured as a String tag that determines the table to use, and a Long tag determining the seed. Containers or mobs with the same seed and table drop the same items. Loot tables do not determine the container’s slot to be used; that is randomly determined based on the seed.

What does the loot command do in Minecraft?

The Looting enchantment increases the amount of loot that is dropped when a mob is killed. You can add the Looting enchantment to any sword using an enchanting table, anvil, or game command.

Can looting go on an AXE?

Looting can now be applied to axes.

Can you put looting on a bow?

1: You get an anvil, and in the first slot put the bow, and in the second slot put the enchanted book of looting there. Then you should have a bow enchanted with looting now.

Where do you find loot tables in Minecraft?

When unpacked, you have a data folder that contains the Vanilla data pack. The file you’re looking for is data/minecraft/loot_tables/gameplay/fishing.json or any of the ones in the fishing folder there. And no, there seems to be no way to append to loot tables, only tags allow that (and models in resource pack have a similar concept).

How can I overwrite default loot tables in Minecraft?

If you want to overwrite, or edit the default minecraft loot tables, you can just copy the data folder (along with all subdirectories), into your main world folder. Once there, minecraft knows it’s there and will use those, not the ones in the jar.

How to add loot tables in spigotmc?

If your “loot” and “lootchest” folder are inside the world/data/loot_tables/ directory then you can access them using the correct tag. The LootTable tag is a root tag. It doesn’t go inside of any other tag. That’s assuming “loot” is the namespace directory of course.

What are the different types of loot tables?

There are two types of loot tables. There are default loot tables and then there are custom loot tables. The default tables are located inside the jar, which is correct. The only hassle is that they have to be changed EVERY update because of how it is designed.