Toasty

Toasty

Toasty is a Minecraft Mod that allows you to display toasts after certain events happen in game.

Toasty is fully clientside.

Adding custom toasts

A custom toast can be added using a resourcepack and placing a JSON file under `assets/<namespace>/toasts`.

A toast file looks like this:

```json5 { "toast": { "factory": { //optional, defaults to true "display_once": true, //optional, defaults to 5000, or 5 secs "display_time_in_milliseconds" : 5000, //The item to display on the left corner "item": "minecraft:bread",

//Text and title are required Component fields. This means they can be translated, //colored and styled just like any other text you can see in game. "text": "Display toasts after certain actions are performed. Fully clientside!", "title": "Toasty helps customising your pack!" }, //As of now, only this factory exists "toast_factory": "toasty:simple" }, //A toast source is the way through which a player sees the Toast. //A toast source's targets are heavily dependant on the source. "toast_source": [ { "source_id": "toasty:on_login", "targets": ["toasty:on_login"] } ] } ```

Toast Factories

As of now, the only type of factory enabled is `toasty:simple`.

Toast Sources

- `toasty:on_login` - Displays the toast when logging into a world. Requires a non-empty `targets` list. - `toasty:item_pickup` - Displays the toast after picking up an item in the world. A target is the ResourceLocation that identifies the item. For example, `minecraft:iron_pickaxe`. - `toasty:entity_kill` - Displays the toast after killing a certain entity type. A target is the ResourceLocation that identifies the entity type. For example, `minecraft:chicken`.

Saved locations

Toasty is fully clientside and uses the `toasty` folder at the root of your minecraft instance to keep track of the toasts you have seen throughout your playthrough.

Future plans

- A screen to create toasts in game. - CraftTweaker support