JobsAddon is a mod addon for the LevelZ mod and adds jobs.

JobsAddon is a mod built for the Fabric Loader. It requires LevelZ to be installed separately; all other dependencies are installed with the mod.

JobsAddon is licensed under GPLv3.

Most of the mods default settings for jobs can get changed via datapacks, general settings can get changed via the config file.
If you don't know how to create a datapack check out Data Pack Wiki website and try to create your first one for the vanilla game.
If you know how to create one, the folder path has to be data\jobsaddon\job\YOURFILE.json
Caution! Make sure you name the files differently than the existing ones.\

Since version 1.2.0, jobs can be created and overwritten via datapack.

A job requires:

• id (integer): determines the location in the job gui - starting at 0 -> 1,2,3,4
• key: (string): determines the name of the job - translated like "text.jobsaddon.key" - job textures must be 14x14 at "assets/jobsaddon/textures/gui/key.png"
• maxlevel (integer): determines the max level of the job

Optional a job can have one or multiple of the following objects where experience is granted from:

• "blockbreak", "crafting", "enchanting", "brewing", "entitykill", "blockplace", "itemdrop"

An integer determines the experience per completion.

• blockbreak: requires block id list
• crafting: requires item id list
• enchanting: requires enchantments object for example "minecraft:efficiency": 1
• brewing: requires effects list
• entitykill: requires entity id list
• blockplace: requires block id list
• itemdrop: requires item id list

An example for the structure:

{
  "lumberjack": {
    "replace": false,
    "id": 0,
    "key": "lumberjack",
    "maxlevel": 100,
    "blockbreak": {
      "2": {
        "replace": false,
        "blocks": [
          "minecraft:jungle_log"
        ]
      },
      "3": {
        "replace": false,
        "blocks": [
          "minecraft:birch_log",
          "minecraft:dirt"
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}

Sometimes specific recipes should not grant experience for crafting. A "restriction" object can get set to restrict certain recipes. An example for the structure:

{
  "restriction": {
    "replace": false,
    "recipes": [
      "minecraft:wheat"
    ]
  }
}

JobsAddon provides an advancement criterion trigger called "jobsaddon:job_up".
It triggers when the player reached the set job level.

    "criteria": {
        "miner_level_100": {
            "trigger": "jobsaddon:job_up",
            "conditions": {
                "job_name": "miner",
                "job_level": 100
            }
        }
    }

/jobmanager playername add jobname integer

• Increase the specific job by the integer value

/jobmanager playername remove jobname integer

• Decrease the specific job by the integer value

/jobmanager playername set jobname integer

• Set the specific job to the integer value

/jobmanager playername get jobname

• Print the specific job level