RedWire's Plugin | MCreator

Supported MCreator versions

2023.4

2024.1

2024.2

2024.3

2024.4

2025.1

2025.2

2025.3

2026.1

Tags / plugin type

Global triggers

Procedures

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Downloads:

9611

Upvotes: 74

About the plugin

RedWire's Plugin is a thing that I've been using mostly to help with my own mod-making experience. Hopefully, some of the additions from this plugin will be useful to other people :)

Supported plugin versions:

Forge 1.19.4, Forge 1.20.1, NeoForge 1.20.4, NeoForge 1.20.6, NeoForge 1.21.1, NeoForge 1.21.4, NeoForge 1.21.8

A screenshot containing a compilation of procedures that RedWires Plugin offers

For info on most procedures and other stuff, check this file

Changelog

for the full list of changes, check this file

v6.5.6

Removed support for Forge 1.19.2 and changed minimal supported MCreator version to 2023.4 because I just actually checked if my plugin truly does support 2022.3, and turns out it never did

v6.5.5

The default text for the "Get object from registry" procedure now reads "minecraft:sharpness OR sharpness" to show that a namespace isn't required (it's always been that way, this update simply aims to make it clearer)

v6.5.4

Trimmed the text on the procedure for dealing damage to entity with custom death key + damage source because text too long and me no likey
Added "Get level of applied enchantment" as a placeholder input for the applied-enchantment-foreach procedure (Existing procedures will have a blank placeholder input, but no issues will arise from it)
Moved the "literal" checkbox in the text-split-foreach procedure to a more fitting location

Issue tracker

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Plugin downloads

v6.5.6 - redwires_plugin.zip Uploaded on: 05/31/2026 - 07:36 File size: 334.72 KB

Comments

sorry but does the set dmg to 1 (NF:entity is attacked) work? because i thought it turned upcoming damaged into the inserted number, does the block work on its own or do i have to add anything else?, outside of the global trigger ofc

Wdym "outside of the global trigger" it only works *in* the global trigger

And yes the block works on its own

no i meant that as in "do i have to add anything else outside of putting it in the global trigger", but when i use the procedure, does it nullify the original dmg? because for me it kinda just ignores whatever number i put.

what version are you using, and what event specifically are you picking

2024.4 and im using it in the "entity is attacked" global trigger. did i like pick the wrong global?

Uhh ur using the correct version, unless ur workspace is actually using Forge 1.20.1. Dunno why its ignoring the damage input cause it does what its intended to do.
Unless you have any other procedures that modify damage that might be overwriting yours, I dunno what I can do

wait does it not work for 1.20.1? if thats the case my bad brother. but its fine i was still able to do a workaround and do what i wanted to do. ty for replying tho

No, it works for 1.20.1, you just have to use "Before entity is hurt", I labeled it on the procedure that u have to use that, hence "F: before entity is hurt"

You can turn it into a plugin

Moved the display images for my plugins to my github page. You're welcome, anyone that lives in the UK

Is it possible to make it so that timed loops also support decimal values and not just integers?

Uhh... for which part of the timed loop? functionally, decimals would just be automatically rounded down when used as an int anyway

Updated zip file to include the java class file for PlaceholderEvent

NOTE (added to the plugin procedure info link): Canceling the "Item crafted from anvil (1.21.8<)" will cancel anvil damage, BUT will prevent charging the player XP and removing the input items. Handle accordingly.

The "set (entity) target to nothing" block doesn't seem to work for me, basically I am trying to do an item that make a certain entity "passive" when the player has it in his inventory/equipped

What version are u on?

Mcreator 2025.2 and NeoForge 1.21.1

Dunno, works for me fine no problem. If you wanna attempt to keep entities from targeting you, you can set a "Entity sets its attack target" global trigger, use the "Set new target of source entity to [entity]" under the event procedures tab, and use the "No entity" block

Check if target entity (entity) is the player with a specific inventory item equipped, then use the event procedure to set target to null

How exactly does "Get X/Y/Z position of block inbetween Entity1 and Entity2" works? I'm trying to use it to check if there's a solid block between the player and my entity, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right

I believe it checks for the first block that is closest to Entity1 thats in the way of it and Entity2, considering the raycasting starts from that.

Also, make sure you're using the "Can Entity1 find Entity2" check from my plugin aswell, as it'll just return 0,0,0 if there is no block in the way