Randomized Recipes

作者：Dnydd

Shuffle crafting and smelting outputs for each world, including compatible modded recipes, with stable seeds and configurable filters.

模组 Forge 其他实用

介绍

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Randomized Recipes

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Randomized Recipes shuffles recipe outputs for each world in Minecraft Forge 1.20.1. Vanilla recipes and compatible modded recipes are supported, and each world keeps its own stable shuffle seed.

What you can do

Supports vanilla and compatible modded recipes.
Uses real datapack overrides in each recipe’s original namespace.
Works with JEI without requiring JEI as a dependency.
Generates the shuffle before a new world is ready.
Rebuilds when recipes, datapacks, mods, or settings change.
Includes Safe, Balanced, and Chaos presets.
Supports item, item-tag, recipe, recipe-type, and mod filters.
Can preserve output counts or shuffle counts with items.
Can minimize recipes that retain their original output.
Restores original recipes when randomization is disabled.
Preserves the previous working pack if generation fails.

Install, update, and check compatibility

Installation

Install Forge 47 for Minecraft 1.20.1.
Put randomized_recipes-1.2.0.jar in the mods folder.
Create or load a world.

JEI is optional. Install it if you want to browse the active shuffled recipes.

Compatibility

JEI reads the active shuffled recipes because the mod changes the actual server recipe data. A recipe reload updates the collection JEI receives. No separate JEI integration add-on is required.

Modded data-driven recipes are supported when they use recognized result structures such as result, output, outputs, result_item, or output_item. Dynamic, programmatic, or unrecognized recipes remain unchanged to prevent corruption.

Use /rrdryrun, /rrcheck, or /rrstatus to see exact compatibility results for a modpack.

Play: controls, commands, and progression

Commands

Command	Permission	Description
`/rrhelp`	Everyone	Show available commands
`/rrstatus`	Everyone	Show the pack state, preset, seed, coverage, failures, and configuration fingerprints
`/rrfind <item>`	Everyone	Find recipes that now produce an item
`/rrrecipe <recipe>`	Everyone	Show the current output of a recipe
`/rrreshuffle`	Operator	Generate a new random mapping
`/rrreshuffle <seed>`	Operator	Generate a mapping from a specific seed
`/rrdebug`	Operator	Rebuild using the current seed
`/rrdryrun [seed]`	Operator	Preview compatibility without changing the world
`/rrcheck`	Operator	Validate filters and report recipe compatibility
`/rrdump`	Operator	Export the active mapping

The old /rsh... and /dkrsreload command names are not used in version 1.2.0.

Configure and customize

Configuration

The configuration file is config/randomized_recipes-common.toml.

Option	Default	Description
`randomize_recipes`	`true`	Enable or disable randomization
`shuffle_preset`	`BALANCED`	Select `SAFE`, `BALANCED`, or `CHAOS`
`avoid_unchanged_outputs`	`true`	Minimize recipes that keep their original output
`shuffle_output_counts`	`false`	Move output quantities with shuffled items
`item_blacklist`	Safety defaults	Block specific output items
`recipe_blacklist`	Empty	Leave specific recipes unchanged
`recipe_type_allowlist`	Empty	Shuffle only listed recipe serializers
`recipe_type_blacklist`	Empty	Block listed recipe serializers
`item_tag_allowlist`	Empty	Use outputs only from listed item tags
`item_tag_blacklist`	Empty	Block outputs from listed item tags
`mod_blacklist`	Empty	Exclude entire mod namespaces
`show_welcome_message`	`true`	Show the command hint once per player per world
`reset_welcome_message`	`false`	Show the welcome to the next joining player again
`safe_mode`	`false`	Legacy override for Safe behavior
`chaos_mode`	`false`	Legacy override for Chaos behavior

Safe protects essential early-game outputs such as planks, sticks, crafting tables, furnaces, basic pickaxes, torches, and chests. Balanced respects all configured filters. Chaos ignores filters and selects from every registered non-empty item.

Backups and recovery

Before changing your setup

Back up your world and configuration files before updating the project or changing its settings. Keep the old instance until you have checked that the updated setup works.