EMI++

EMI++ is a Minecraft mod that acts as an extension to EMI, adding a variety of useful features, improvements, and customization options to enhance the EMI experience.

Features

EMI++ provides the following enhancements:

• Stack Grouping: Cleans up the EMI item list by grouping related items together (e.g., keeping all colored wools in one expandable entry).

• Includes built-in groups for: Animal Armor, Banner Patterns, Copper Blocks, Infested Blocks, Minecarts, Pressure Plates, Spawn Eggs, and more.

• Creative Mode Tabs: Displays vanilla and modded Creative Mode tabs directly within the EMI interface for easy browsing.

• Item Tabs: Improved navigation with Creative Mode-style item tabs.

• Vanilla/Modern Theme: A unique visual theme for the sidebar, depending on the EMI theme.

Dependencies

Fabric:

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric Language Kotlin
• EMI

(Neo)Forge:

• Kotlin for Forge
• EMI

Configuration

EMI++ offers extensive configuration options to tailor the interface to your needs. You can configure the mod via the in-game config screen or by editing the configuration file directly.

In-Game Config

1. Open the EMI overlay.
2. Click the Config (gear) icon.
3. Scroll down to the EMI++ section.
4. From here you can toggle features and access sub-menus (such as the "Manage" button for Creative Mode Tabs).

File Config

The configuration file is located at config/emixx/emixx-common.toml.

Creative Mode Tabs Settings

Controls the display and behavior of the creative tabs sidebar.

Stack Groups Settings

Controls the item grouping behavior.

Customizing Stack Groups

You can define new custom stack groups or modify existing ones using JSON files (via Resource Packs).

JSON Configuration (Resource Packs)

EMI++ loads stack groups from the stack_groups directory within the assets of the game (loaded via Resource Packs).

To create a custom group, create a JSON file in assets/<namespace>/stack_groups/my_group.json.

JSON Structure:

Example 1: Creating a shiny things group (standard list)

{
  "id": "mypack:shiny_things",
  "type": "emixx:group",
  "contents": [
    "minecraft:diamond",
    "minecraft:emerald",
    "minecraft:gold_ingot",
    "#c:glass_blocks"
  ],
  "exclusions": [
    "minecraft:purple_stained_glass"
  ]
}

Example 2: Creating a group using Regex (Dynamic Matching)

You can use the "emixx:regex" type to dynamically group items based on their naming patterns. The example below groups all items that end in _sword (from any namespace):

{
  "id": "mypack:swords",
  "type": "emixx:regex",
  "regex": ".*:.*_sword",
  "name": "Swords"
}

Virtual Objects (Fluids, Modifiers, etc.):

EMI++ supports grouping non-item objects such as Fluids, Tinkers' Construct Modifiers, or JEED effects. To do this, prefix the entry with its EMI registry type using the format <type>:<namespace>:<path>.

Example: Creating a special group

{
  "id": "mypack:basic_fluids",
  "name": "mypack.stack_group.basic_fluids",
  "type": "emixx:group",
  "contents": [
    "fluid:minecraft:water",
    "fluid:minecraft:lava",
    "jeed:effect:minecraft:speed"
  ]
}

Disabling Default Groups: To disable a default stack group (e.g., spawn eggs), you must override its definition using a Resource Pack. Create a file with the same path/ID as the default group and set "enabled": false.

Example: Disabling the spawn eggs group

File: assets/emixx/stack_groups/spawn_eggs.json

{
  "enabled": false
}

License