Drops a gravestone containing your items on death. Added support for item loss on death, cosmetic armor mod and curios.
26.5 of the 61 points that apply = 43 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
noes's Gravestones provides a way to recover items after death by placing a gravestone at the death location, finding a suitable spot even in tight spaces and working in water. The gravestone stores the inventory, including hotbar, armor and offhand items, and lets players restore everything at once, choose items manually through its interface, or retrieve the contents by breaking it. An optional item-loss system can remove a configurable percentage of items, reduce the durability of surviving equipment, and give enchanted items a chance of being cursed; players can protect blacklisted items and reduce loss for enchanted gear. The system also handles Cosmetic Armor Reworked's five cosmetic slots and Curios accessory slots, restoring their contents to the correct slots and allowing Curios to be excluded from item loss.
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