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Tharidia: Simple Weight

⚠️ ALPHA VERSION - UNDER ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT ⚠️

This mod is currently in an alpha state and is being actively developed. Features may change, and bugs may be present. Use at your own risk in production environments.


About the Tharidia Project

Tharidia is an ambitious Minecraft roleplay server project set in a medieval fantasy world. The server features complex, custom mechanics that significantly diverge from vanilla Minecraft gameplay, creating a unique roleplay experience focused on medieval life with fantasy elements.

The Tharidia Project consists of multiple interconnected mods that work together to create this immersive experience. Simple Weight is one of these modular components, extracted from the main Tharidia Things mod to allow for independent deployment and maintenance alongside other Tharidia mods.


What This Mod Does

Tharidia: Simple Weight implements a realistic weight system that affects player movement based on their inventory load. This mechanic adds a layer of realism and strategic inventory management to the Tharidia roleplay experience.

Core Features

🎒 Dynamic Weight Calculation

🏃 Movement Speed Penalties

🏊 Swimming Restrictions

⚙️ Datapack Configuration

👑 Master/OP Bypass

🚀 Performance Optimized

Configuration

Default Weight Values

The mod comes with default weight values for common items:

Custom Datapack Configuration

You can create custom weight configurations using datapacks. Place JSON files in:

datapacks/your_datapack/data/tharidia_simpleweight/weight/items.json

Example configuration:

{
  "weights": {
    "minecraft:iron_ingot": 2.0,
    "minecraft:gold_ingot": 2.5,
    "minecraft:diamond": 0.5,
    "minecraft:netherite_ingot": 3.0
  }
}

🔗 Useful Link

Discord


Credits

Development Team: Frenk02 and THproject Team


License

GNU v3

Quick facts

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