BattleCorrection

BattleCorrection (BC) is for people who build RPG maps, modpacks and servers and want to set the combat numbers themselves. It adds 15 attributes such as critical chance, lifesteal and dodge that work on players and mobs, global multipliers for PVP, mob health, invulnerability frames and environmental damage, and an in-game editor for item names, lore, enchantments, attributes and raw NBT.

Forge 1.20.1 and 1.12.2 · install on both client and server · no other mods needed

What it adds

• 15 attributes that work on players and mobs alike: critical hits with overflow, two kinds of lifesteal, dodge chance, flat damage reduction, magic, arrow and projectile damage, bow and use speed, jump height.
• Global settings for PVP, damage dealt and taken by players per damage type, environmental damage, invulnerability frames, attack cooldown, mob health and hunger.
• Any single item can become a Curios or Baubles accessory, with attributes that only count while it is worn.
• An item editor for operators: coloured names and gradients, lore, enchantments, attributes, an NBT tree, an SNBT text editor and templates. It also edits entity and block entity NBT.

Item editor

Operators (permission level 2) in creative mode press <kbd>I</kbd> or run /battlecorrection edit. The editor opens on the held item, on the item under the mouse in any open inventory or chest, or, with an empty hand, on the entity or block entity you are looking at. <kbd>O</kbd> opens the SNBT page directly and <kbd>P</kbd> the NBT tree. The server checks permission, creative mode, the target and the NBT size again on every save, and itemEditorEnabled = false turns the editor off completely.

The editor is drawn by the mod itself: page tabs on the left, the current page in the middle, a live tooltip preview on the right, and Copy command, Import, the NBT size, Cancel and Save along the bottom. The screenshots are from 1.20.1; what differs on 1.12.2 is listed at the end of this section.

Name and lore

Type & colour codes and &#RRGGBB hex colours, or click the swatches and format buttons to insert them at the cursor. Clear strips colour and format codes from the selection, and pasted § signs become &. Insert writes one colour; Gradient blends two colours letter by letter across the selected text, or the whole line when nothing is selected.

Name page: a gradient name, with the finished tooltip previewed on the right.

The Lore page has one row per line, with move up / down, delete and add. <kbd>Enter</kbd> splits a line at the cursor, <kbd>Backspace</kbd> at the start of a line joins it to the one above, and a multi-line paste fills several rows. Vanilla style switches between plain white text and vanilla's purple italic. Only the lines you change are rebuilt: lines holding things a text box cannot show (click events, hover text, custom fonts) are marked, and stay intact as long as you leave them alone.

Lore page: one row per line, each with move, delete and a live preview.

The palette button opens a colour picker with a saturation / brightness square, hue bar, RGB sliders, hex input and your 16 most recent colours. Gradients take 2 to 8 colour stops, with ten presets such as rainbow, fire and ocean, and a preview of the whole line.

Colour palette: a five-stop gradient with a preview of the whole line.

Enchantments and attributes

The item's enchantments are on the left, each next to its vanilla maximum level: left-click changes the level, right-click removes it. On the right, search every enchantment in the game, other mods' included, and click one to add it. Curses are shown in red, and hovering shows what an enchantment does. Levels go up to 255 (32767 on 1.12.2); levels above the vanilla maximum and enchantments vanilla would not allow on the item still apply.

Enchantments page: the item's enchantments on the left, every enchantment on the right.

Attributes work the same way: every registered attribute, vanilla or from any mod, in one searchable list, with a description on hover. Set the amount, operation and slot; typing 20% switches to a percentage. Choosing a Curios slot as the slot also lets the item be worn there.

Attributes page: critical chance, critical damage, lifesteal and magic damage on a sword.

Tags and slots

The Tags page sets Unbreakable, enchantment glint, hide flags, damage, anvil repair cost, count (1 to 127) and, on 1.20.1, CustomModelData. The Curios page is covered under Accessory marks below.

My Slots (1.20.1) is for testing accessories and changes your own Curios slots. It lists every slot type you have with its count: change a count (0 removes that type), or type an id to add a slot, even one no mod has registered (it just has no icon). Curios only gives slots to players who already have at least one slot type, so with none this page cannot change anything. For testing, devCurioSlots = true gives every player one of each of Curios' ten built-in slots; keep it off in normal play.

My Slots: your own Curios slots and their counts.

NBT tree and SNBT