A simple mod that adds a block that regenerates its loot table.
27.6 of the 61 points that apply = 45 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Regenerating Loot Blocks is a mod for modpack creators that adds a single indestructible Loot Block. The block restocks its inventory from a configured loot table when its cooldown reaches zero, with the cooldown measured from the last player interaction. It can disguise itself as almost any block, using a chest appearance by default; in creative mode, players can right-click it with a block to copy that block’s appearance. Its loot table, cooldown, and optional display blockstate can be set when modifying a Loot Block, and players can copy a block along with its settings for replication.
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