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Tinkers' Reposession

by flexibleqq · on CurseForge

An addon for Tinkers' Construct that adds a way to dissasemble regular tools into parts and reclaim metals from ancient tools.

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The author built this one for Minecraft 1.20.1 on Forge. On other versions it may install and then do nothing.

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Tinkers' Repossession

Tinkers' Repossession is a utility-focused addon for Tinkers' Construct that solves the age-old problem: what to do with unwanted, ancient, or outdated tools?

This mod introduces two new functional tables that allow you to disassemble your tools and reclaim the valuable materials used to create them.


✨ Features

🔨 Deconstruction Table

Interface of the Deconstruction Table

Ever made a tool part out of the wrong material? Or found a tool with a part you'd rather use elsewhere? The Deconstruction Table allows you to take apart any standard Tinker's tool and recover its original components.

Interface of the Deconstruction Table

♻️ Reclamation Table

Interface of the Deconstruction Table

Not all tools can be cleanly deconstructed—especially "Ancient" tools from wandering traders or uncraftable loot. The Reclamation Table breaks these items down into their base materials.

Interface of the Deconstruction Table


⚙️ Configuration & Customization

Tinker's Repossession is designed with modpack authors and addon developers in mind.


📦 Requirements & Installation

Installation:

  1. Ensure you have Forge and the required dependencies installed.
  2. Drop the tinkers_reposession.jar into your mods folder.
  3. Launch the game and start reclaiming your lost materials!

🛡️ Credits & License

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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