------------------===[ Plentiful ]===------------------
Plentiful sort of doubles all loot you'll find in structure loot chests and from mob drops. This makes it quicker and easier to get the items you want for your projects - and it encourages exploration and combat on multiplayer servers.
It's not true doubling, though. For example, if you opened a normal, un-doubled chest in a shipwreck, you might find some nice potatoes and a single coast armour trim. With Plentiful installed, the loot is regenerated again, as soon as you open the chest. This doesn't mean you'll always get another smithing template if you find one, but it means that you're effectively opening TWO shipwreck chests, and they're getting combined into one.
------------------===[ Notes on Compatibility ]===------------------
(you don't have to read these unless you begin encountering issues)
Plentiful works only on Java edition Minecraft, 1.20.4. You can use it on any lower version, but you may experience different loot tables from normal. For example, in 1.20.1 normally mending books wouldn't be as common in ancient cities as they are in 1.20.4. With Plentiful installed on 1.20.1, you'll find mending books more often.
Be careful, as this can cause your world to corrupt if you don't know what you're doing when using Plentiful on lower versions. As another example, the armour trims from trail ruins were added in version 23w12a. If you use a version of Minecraft before these items existed and go explore a Trail Ruins structure, your game might get corrupted - since Minecraft doesn't recognise the items.
This pack will work on vanilla, fabric, forge, purpur, bukkit, spigot, and paper servers. Any other server software will most likely work, too.
This pack will NOT work with other data packs, mods or plugins that modify vanilla loot tables. If you want to use it with other packs, make sure the other packs load on top when creating the world. The modified vanilla loot tables will not be doubled like the other ones.
