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--- tutorial:adding_to_loot_tables [2019/07/29 17:11] – fudge
+++ tutorial:adding_to_loot_tables [2019/07/29 17:16] – small tweaks juuz
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 ===== Introduction =====
-Sometimes you want to add items to [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Loot_table|loot tables]], for example adding your own drops to a vanilla block or entity. The simplest solution, replacing the loot table file can break other mods – what if they want to change them as well? We’ll take a look at how you can add items to loot tables without overriding them.
+Sometimes you want to add items to [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Loot_table|loot tables]], for example adding your own drops to a vanilla block or entity. The simplest solution, replacing the loot table file, can break other mods – what if they want to change them as well? We’ll take a look at how you can add items to loot tables without overriding the table.
 Our example will be adding eggs to the coal ore loot table.
-===== Listening to loot table events =====
+===== Listening to loot table loading =====
 Fabric API has an event that’s fired when loot tables are loaded, ''%%LootTableLoadingCallback%%''. You can register an event listener for it in your initializer. Let’s also check that the current loot table is ''%%minecraft:blocks/coal_ore%%''.