Pseudocore: Curios

Wear a Pseudocore on your belt, release its stored mob with a keybind and recall it again, with Gear Evolution chains for every core tier. For the Tensura RPG pack.

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介绍

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Pseudocore Curios

The companion addon to Pseudocore.
Keep a core on your belt through Curios, press a key to release its stored mob at
your position, and press it again to recall that mob through the normal capture
gates. The addon also carries the Pseudocore ecosystem’s Tensura-side data
(Gear Evolution chains covering every core tier), so Tensura and Gear Evolution
integration lives here rather than in base Pseudocore, mirroring how the wallet
chains ship in lightmans-tensura rather than in Lightman’s Currency.

What it does

A Curios slot that accepts Pseudocore cores (beast and dragon lines).
A rebindable hotkey (default the ` key) that releases the core’s stored
mob at the player’s position, and recalls it again. Recall reuses Pseudocore’s
capture paths, so every gate (ownership, tier limits, blacklist) re-applies.
Right-clicking air with a core in hand does the same press; sneak-right-click
clears it (release by default, a confirmed destroy on request).
Death-preserve (off by default): a tracked mob about to die to a configured
damage source is saved into the core that released it instead – searched
slot -> inventory -> corpse, capture gates first, recorded as dead_mob.
Gear Evolution addon_chains data for all seventeen core tiers, following
the same setup Lightman’s wallets and Traveler Tool Belts already use.

Dependencies

	Mod	Why
Required	Minecraft	–
Required	NeoForge	–
Required	Pseudocore	Cores, `releaseContained`, `tryCapture`, `TensuraBridge` – the addon calls, it never reimplements
Required	Curios	The slot itself
Optional	Tensura: Reincarnated	Chain data is inert JSON without its ecosystem; the code paths gate through Pseudocore’s `TensuraBridge`
Optional	Gear Evolution	Reads the addon_chains data; without it the files sit unread
Optional	Corpse	One death-save search leg (the corpse inventory); gated by mod presence, absent = that leg is skipped
Optional	Xaero’s Minimap	Waypoint drop on unreachable recall; client-only, absent = no waypoint

Configuration

Server config: config/pseudocore-curios-server.toml (gameplay rules a
server owner sets; nothing here is a client preference):

Key	Default	Meaning
`deathSave.enabled`	`false`	Master switch: may a dying tracked mob be preserved into its core instead?
`deathSave.damageSources`	`minecraft:mob_attack`, `minecraft:player_attack`	Damage types that may trigger preservation; everything else (void included) kills by omission
`deathSave.allowNonSlotCores`	`false`	Widen the core search beyond the Curios slot to the main inventory; linkage identity stays absolute either way
`deathSave.searchCorpses`	`true`	Also search the owner’s Corpse inventory (no-op without Corpse)
`filledCoreClearAction`	`release`	What sneak-right-click does to a filled core: `release` (spawn at your feet) or `destroy` (deleted after a second press within 5 s)

Pseudocore resolves from this org’s GitHub Packages maven (it is not published
to CurseForge or Modrinth), so CI needs the workflow token (already wired in
ci.yml) and a local build needs gpr.user / gpr.key in
~/.gradle/gradle.properties.

Credits

Built on NeoForge.
Derived from neoforge-mod-template.

License

GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 – see LICENSE.
Copyright (c) 2026 Bitwise Madness.

AI disclosure

Parts of this project were written with the assistance of AI coding tools.
AI-assisted code, data and documentation ship only after human review by the
maintainers.