First update for Minecraft 26.1 (snapshots and release). The mod loaders are still unstable, so use at your own risk. Please report any issues that you come across to our issue tracker.

First update for Minecraft 26.1 (snapshots and release). The mod loaders are still unstable, so use at your own risk. Please report any issues that you come across to our issue tracker.

• Added the entity type tags #tntutils:deny_explosions and #tntutils:allow_explosions, which can be used to disallow or allow entity types to create explosions, respectively.
  • For example, tagging minecraft:ghast with deny_explosions (in a datapack) allows you to block explosions from Ghast fireballs.
• Individual entities (as opposed to entity types) can also be tagged with tntutils.deny_explosions and tntutils.allow_explosions to (dis)allow them to create explosions.
  • The entity tags are not to be confused with entity type tags. They can be applied to an entity with the /tag command. Notice the dot instead of a colon, since the argument to /tag add cannot contain colons.
  • For example, to make a Creeper that explodes even when explosions are disabled in the config, you can use the command /tag @n[type=creeper] add tntutils.allow_explosions.
  • Note: While it is possible to tag a player with tntutils.deny_explosions, this will not completely prevent them from causing explosions, as, for example, they can still ignite TNT with a redstone signal.
• Added the config option entityDamageMultiplier, which can be used to change the amount of damage applied to entities.
  • Note: Since the implementation of knockbackMultiplier would need to be much more complicated in 1.20.1 than in later versions, I decided not to backport it.
• The /explode command will now bypass the disableExplosions config option.
• Added suggestion for the default explosion strength (4) to the '/explode' command.

• Added the entity type tags #tntutils:deny_explosions and #tntutils:allow_explosions, which can be used to disallow or allow entity types to create explosions, respectively.
  • For example, tagging minecraft:ghast with deny_explosions (in a datapack) allows you to block explosions from Ghast fireballs.
• Individual entities (as opposed to entity types) can also be tagged with tntutils.deny_explosions and tntutils.allow_explosions to (dis)allow them to create explosions.
  • The entity tags are not to be confused with entity type tags. They can be applied to an entity with the /tag command. Notice the dot instead of a colon, since the argument to /tag add cannot contain colons.
  • For example, to make a Creeper that explodes even when explosions are disabled in the config, you can use the command /tag @n[type=creeper] add tntutils.allow_explosions.
  • Note: While it is possible to tag a player with tntutils.deny_explosions, this will not completely prevent them from causing explosions, as, for example, they can still ignite TNT with a redstone signal.
• Added the config option entityDamageMultiplier, which can be used to change the amount of damage applied to entities.
  • Note: Since the implementation of knockbackMultiplier would need to be much more complicated in 1.20.1 than in later versions, I decided not to backport it.
• The /explode command will now bypass the disableExplosions config option.
• Added suggestion for the default explosion strength (4) to the '/explode' command.

• Added the entity type tags #tntutils:deny_explosions and #tntutils:allow_explosions, which can be used to disallow or allow entity types to create explosions, respectively.
  • For example, tagging minecraft:ghast with deny_explosions (in a datapack) allows you to block explosions from Ghast fireballs.
• Individual entities (as opposed to entity types) can also be tagged with tntutils.deny_explosions and tntutils.allow_explosions to (dis)allow them to create explosions.
  • The entity tags are not to be confused with entity type tags. They can be applied to an entity with the /tag command. Notice the dot instead of a colon, since the argument to /tag add cannot contain colons.
  • For example, to make a Creeper that explodes even when explosions are disabled in the config, you can use the command /tag @n[type=creeper] add tntutils.allow_explosions.
  • Note: While it is possible to tag a player with tntutils.deny_explosions, this will not completely prevent them from causing explosions, as, for example, they can still ignite TNT with a redstone signal.
• Added the config options entityDamageMultiplier and knockbackMultiplier, which can be used to change the amount of damage and knockback applied to entities, respectively.
• The /explode command will now bypass the disableExplosions config option.
• Added suggestion for the default explosion strength (4) to the '/explode' command.