Doctor Who:  Weeping Angels

Doctor Who: Weeping Angels

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weeping angels stealing items

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is there any way to ban them from stealing items from inventory? its ridiculous and why its not in the config, and also some of my items disappeared

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The method for disabling angel theft depends on your game version and the mod version you’re using. In Minecraft 1.20.x (and possibly 1.19.x), you can disable angel theft by modifying the angel_theft setting in the weeping_angels-common.toml file. This file is located in the config folder, and setting angel_theft = false will prevent Weeping Angels from stealing items.

Additionally, you can customize which items Weeping Angels are allowed to steal by modifying the weeping_angels:stealable_items item tag. This can be done using a datapack. Here's how:

Creating a Datapack to Modify stealable_items

1. Navigate to Your World Folder

  • Open your Minecraft save folder (.minecraft/saves/YourWorldName).
  • Inside, locate or create a datapacks folder.

2. Create a New Datapack Folder

  • Inside the datapacks folder, create a new folder (e.g., custom_angel_items).

3. Add a pack.mcmeta File

  • Inside the custom_angel_items folder, create a pack.mcmeta file and add the following JSON content:

    {
      "pack": {
        "pack_format": 12,
        "description": "Custom Weeping Angels Stealable Items"
      }
    }
    
    

(Change pack_format depending on your Minecraft version.)

4. Create the Tags Directory

  • Inside custom_angel_items, create the following folder structure:

data/weeping_angels/tags/items/

5. Modify the stealable_items.json File

  • Inside data/weeping_angels/tags/items/, create a file called stealable_items.json and add the following:
{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:diamond",
    "minecraft:gold_ingot"
  ]
}

Replace the items in the values list with the ones you want the angels to be able to steal.
If you want to completely disable item stealing, leave the values list empty ([]).

6. Load the Datapack

  • Start Minecraft and enter your world.
  • Use the following command to check if the datapack is active: /datapack list
  • If the datapack is not enabled, use: /datapack enable "file/custom_angel_items"
  • If changes are not applied immediately, try reloading datapacks with /reload