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--- tutorial:adding_to_loot_tables [2019/07/29 17:16] – small tweaks juuz
+++ tutorial:adding_to_loot_tables [2019/08/12 23:06] – fixed parenthesis yanis48
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 <code java>
 LootTableLoadingCallback.EVENT.register((resourceManager, lootManager, id, supplier, setter) -> {
-    if ("minecraft:blocks/coal_ore".equals(id.toString()) {
+    if ("minecraft:blocks/coal_ore".equals(id.toString())) {
         // Our code will go here
     }
@@ Line 21: / Line 21: @@
 ===== Adding items to the table =====
-In loot tables, item are stored in //loot entries,// and entries are stored in //loot pools//. To add an item, we’ll need to add a pool with an item entry to the loot table.
+In loot tables, items are stored in //loot entries,// and entries are stored in //loot pools//. To add an item, we’ll need to add a pool with an item entry to the loot table.
 We can make a pool with ''%%FabricLootPoolBuilder%%'', and add it to the loot table:
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 <code java>
 LootTableLoadingCallback.EVENT.register((resourceManager, lootManager, id, supplier, setter) -> {
-    if ("minecraft:blocks/coal_ore".equals(id.toString()) {
+    if ("minecraft:blocks/coal_ore".equals(id.toString())) {
         FabricLootPoolBuilder poolBuilder = FabricLootPoolBuilder.builder()
                 .withRolls(ConstantLootTableRange.create(1)); // Same as "rolls": 1 in the loot table json
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 <code java>
 LootTableLoadingCallback.EVENT.register((resourceManager, lootManager, id, supplier, setter) -> {
-    if ("minecraft:blocks/coal_ore".equals(id.toString()) {
+    if ("minecraft:blocks/coal_ore".equals(id.toString())) {
         FabricLootPoolBuilder poolBuilder = FabricLootPoolBuilder.builder()
                 .withRolls(ConstantLootTableRange.create(1))