Materialization Mod

Materialization Mod adds a resonance-based transmutation system for Fabric 1.21.1.

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Use a Materializer to dematerialize blocks, dropped items, or mobs and rematerialize them from a chosen template item. Every conversion uses resonance values from Item Value Mod, so transformations are tied to an actual resource economy instead of free item swapping.

Features

• Three Materializer tiers:
• Prototype
• Advanced
• Supreme
• Transform targets directly in the world:
• Blocks
• Dropped item entities
• Mobs
• Template-driven output:
• Put the desired output in the Materializer inventory
• Supports block templates, item templates, and spawn egg templates
• Resonance linking:
• Use the Linker to bind to yourself or another player
• Materializer actions can draw resonance from the linked player
• Built-in visual effects:
• Animated materialization stages
• Particle and shader-based transition effects
• Optional Create compatibility:
• Works with Create deployers/belt deployers for automated item processing

How To Use

1. Hold a Materializer and press V to open its inventory.
2. Place a template item in the template slot.
3. (Optional) Place a linked Linker in the resonance link slot.
4. Use the Materializer on:

• A block (right-click)
• A dropped item (right-click or target/use)
• A mob (interact)

The mod calculates resonance cost/gain from Item Value Mod and applies configurable multipliers, fees, and tier efficiency.

Commands

• /resonance get [target]
• /resonance set <targets> <value>
• /resonance add <targets> <amount>

Permission level for admin commands is configurable.

Configuration

config/materializationmod.properties includes:

• resonance cost/gain multipliers
• static/percent fees
• per-tier cooldown, speed, efficiency, and durability
• stage timings and deployer delays
• particle/visual settings
• command permission level

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• Fabric Loader 0.18.4+
• Fabric API
• Item Value Mod (itemvaluemod)