WARNING

Be sure to have read this previous page properly to have the required context.

As we have now listed the available data handlers, let's talk about the processors.

Before anything else, some of the processors you could create, that are not present in the defaults, could become standardized if you wish to provide them through the library. It's something I am promoting, as it's making the library more convenient. Contributions are open, so do not be afraid to help! We thank you in advance. It does not apply to all processors though, if you're making one for a very specific case, you should keep it in your own mod codebase.

Now, let's list the available processors of the library.

Translation Processors

The translation processor you'll spam the most is DefaultLangProcessors.CLASSIC. This one turns every upper_case kind of naming to a translation output formatted as Upper Case.

This one has two variants, for two specific elements of the game (and it might get more if I catch other exceptions to the rule inside the game):

• DefaultLangProcessors.ORE, which will turn diamond_block and super_nuclear_block to Block of Diamond and Block of Super Nuclear.
• DefaultLangProcessors.CHEST_BOAT, which will turn acacia_chest_boat to Acacia Boat with Chest.

Block Model Processors

That's probably the most inflating default processor class you'll find inside the library. The class if DefaultBlockModelProcessing, which I highly recommend to take a look at if it contains what you need before creating your own one. I will not detail which ones are inside, as it would be hard to keep it up to date: check the Javadocs of the class by yourself.

Block Loot Processors

DefaultBlockLootProcessors is containing the default processors for block looting, and it has SIMPLE and SILK_TOUCH, which are pretty much self-explanatory. In a more general way, looking at the default processors class of the data process handler you are using will most likely be always enough to understand which processors are given through the library.

As for now, that's all. As I said earlier, it's very likely to increase, as of people using the library (including the MModding developers) will be increasing the amount of default processors when adding more content to their mods.