Renamed items
Matcha Flavoured renames many vanilla items, blocks and villager professions through its resource pack's language file. Datapacks cannot add new items, so the pack also gives most of its custom items the ID of an unused or repurposed vanilla item; for example Obols are emeralds, divine fragments are turtle scutes and benzene is an endermite spawn egg. Both kinds appear in the table below.[1]
The distinction matters for commands and mod compatibility: /give @s minecraft:emerald gives an obol, and a vanilla item the pack repurposes no longer exists under its vanilla name. Several vanilla items were renamed to fit the setting: everything "Nether" is "Hell", netherite is adamant, shulker boxes are sacks and redstone is electric wire.
Notable renames
| Theme | Examples |
|---|---|
| Hell | Nether → Hell, netherrack → hellstone, nether bricks → hellbricks, nether wart → hellspore, nether star → divine favor |
| Metals and ores | Emerald → obol; emerald ore → native silver; iron ore → hematite; netherite → adamant; prismarine shard/crystals → raw silver/silver bullion |
| Workstations | Campfire → kindling, smoker → mud kiln, furnace → oven, brewing stand → chemistry stand, shulker box → sack |
| Building blocks | Stone → limestone, prismarine → malachite, sea lantern → malachite lantern, dripstone block → flowstone, end stone bricks → brown sandstone, froglights → phosphor lamps, end rod → phosphor rod |
| Redstone | Redstone → electric wire, redstone torch → electric inverter, repeater → electric repeater, comparator → electric comparator, redstone lamp → electric lamp, block of redstone → electric block |
| Magic | Blaze powder/rod → raw Estus/stabilized Estus, glowstone dust → Estus ash, ender pearl → stable void, enchanted book → hell-bound book |
| Villagers | Armorer → Engineer, butcher → Cook, cartographer → Archaeologist, cleric → Chemist, leatherworker → Lumberjack, librarian → Mouthpiece, toolsmith → Jeweler |
Full list
The table is generated from the language file and the item data. It also includes a few interface strings for the smithing table that are renamed along with items.
References
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