Paxi Plus

<div align=center> !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/a0960b8f0e55fe286b8293de334b80482b23d9e6.png) <a href="https://modrinth.com/modpack/elysium-days" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"> <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Fyoncle/Elysium-Days/main/ed_badge.png" alt="As seen in Elysium Days" width="200"> </a> <br> <br> </div> This is an addon for (https://modrinth.com/mod/paxi), serving six purposes: - Backporting the 1.21+ Paxi feature for loading packs from any folder _{(See (https://github.com/YUNG-GANG/Paxi/issues/33))} - _{Fixes a issue where developers are unable to get monetized due to Modrinth not recognizing the Paxi folder. If you use the resourcepacks folder it will embed them properly now.} - Making it possible to use Paxi for built-in resourcepacks and datapacks added by mods _{(See (https://github.com/YUNG-GANG/Paxi/issues/27))} - Restricting Paxi from auto-loading packs in `config -> paxi -> resourcepacks` and `datapacks` if they're not listed in `resourcepack_load_order.json` or `datapacks_load_order.json` for datapacks. - Letting Paxi generate datapack folder and JSON file on the start-up instead of after world generation - Removes the unnecessary arrows on the packs that are loaded with Paxi to avoid confusion for modpack users - Adding a `--user--` flag which let's you define where the user packs should go, can be helpful if you want the normally loaded packs to go above Paxi ones or anywhere you want # <div align=center> ### How to use? Unlike how old load order works, now you can specify directories in your instance's folder. Also, for using the built-in pack support, you need the ID of the pack. You can either check the mod's source code, try to guess it, or use the (https://modrinth.com/mod/resource-pack-overrides) mod and hold **D** on the resourcepack screen to see the IDs of all packs. ## Paxi Load Order JSON Example: !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/d738bec5830abdb67c9b63763936276ce5ed9ead.png) ## In Game: !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/402ddf12303ce35fee8938f0f6a2dc2d9c848463.png) **It is NOT required to load `fabric` and other built-in packs with Paxi, it's there as an optional feature.** </div>