
TNT that launches projectiles, mines blocks, and causes wild effects.
No points lost.
53.8 of the 54 points that apply = 99.6, so 99 out of 100: only a project that lost no point gets 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Moar TNT is a datapack that expands Minecraft’s TNT into a collection of explosives for combat, mining, farming, environmental changes, and playful surprises; its TNT can be crafted at a vanilla crafting table, with recipes available in an in-game guide. Combat-focused varieties send out amethyst shards, arrows, swords, anvils, dripstone, cactus spines, poison potions, or lightning, while Bee TNT, Cowboom, and Killer Rabbit TNT unleash hostile or explosive animals. Other TNT manipulates nearby entities: Magnetic TNT pulls in mobs but not players, Inverted TNT turns mobs upside down, Slime TNT launches entities skyward, Frost TNT can freeze mobs, and Laser and Rocket TNT seek targets to attack. For mining and terrain work, Pickaxe TNT mines blocks and drops their items, Directional TNT blasts in its placed direction, Tunnel TNT carves a 3×3 passage with torches and cobblestone bridges, and Log TNT harvests trees across a large area. The pack also includes resource and landscape effects such as Sponge TNT draining water, Potato TNT planting potatoes, Farming TNT accelerating crop growth, Acid TNT melting downward, Withering TNT spreading block destruction, and temporary lava from Lava or Volcanic TNT. For spectacle and broad destruction, Meteor and Shooting Star TNT bring down falling rocks, Sun TNT fires explosive rays, Firework TNT creates a display, Tall and Wide TNT alter the blast’s shape, and Underwater TNT can cause a damaging explosion underwater. Some variants add unusual behaviors: TNTNT and TNTNTNT chain into further TNT explosions, Random TNT uses a random custom TNT effect, Walking TNT moves toward a wall or mob before exploding, Trapped TNT detonates when an entity approaches, and Repeating TNT explodes multiple times. The TNT Cannon can be aimed and loaded with custom or vanilla TNT to launch it as a projectile, with firing distance adjusted through the selected inventory slot.
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Runs 483 function files: 1 every game tick and 1 when the pack loads. Its commands can place or replace blocks and remove entities, items or data.
Changes world generation: structures.
Adds 56 recipes, 2 advancements, 16 loot tables, 5 tags and 8 predicates.
Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's recipes, loot tables and other game data.
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