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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction == <!--T:1-->

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	You can define items on multiple signs, including transfer, crafter, switcher and detector signs. All of them use the same syntax to ''parse'' items. Items are delimited by ''';'''-signs and can be defined using multiple syntax rules.		You can define items on multiple signs, including transfer, crafter, switcher and detector signs. All of them use the same syntax to ''parse'' items. Items are delimited by ''';'''-signs and can be defined using multiple syntax rules.

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	The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.		The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.

	== Metadata ==		== Metadata == <!--T:4-->

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	Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.		Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.

	=== Examples ===		=== Examples === <!--T:6-->

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	{\| class="wikitable" style="margin:left"		{\| class="wikitable" style="margin:left"
	! Text !! Explanation		! Text !! Explanation
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	=== Available Rules ===		=== Available Rules === <!--T:8-->

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	{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="height: 182px;"		{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="height: 182px;"
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	== Item Shortcuts ==		== Item Shortcuts == <!--T:10-->

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	In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.		In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.

	== Examples ==		== Examples == <!--T:12-->

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	{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="width: 300px; height: 182px;"		{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="width: 300px; height: 182px;"
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	For a list of item integers, see [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening Data values]		For a list of item integers, see [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening Data values]
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	The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.		The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.


	== Metadata ==		== Metadata ==

	Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.		Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.


	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===
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	\| STICK$name==Sticky \|\| Stick items with name 'Sticky'		\| STICK$name==Sticky \|\| Stick items with name 'Sticky'
	\|}		\|}


	=== Available Rules ===		=== Available Rules ===
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	\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Any other names are compared with the custom NBT data of the item		\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Any other names are compared with the custom NBT data of the item
	\|}		\|}


	== Item Shortcuts ==		== Item Shortcuts ==

	In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.		In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.


	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.		The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.


	== Metadata ==		== Metadata ==

	Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.		Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.


	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===

	{\| class="wikitable" style="margin:left"		{\| class="wikitable" style="margin:left"
	! Text !! Explanation		! Text !! Explanation
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	\| STICK$name==Sticky \|\| Stick items with name 'Sticky'		\| STICK$name==Sticky \|\| Stick items with name 'Sticky'
	\|}		\|}


	=== Available Rules ===		=== Available Rules ===

	{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="height: 182px;"		{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="height: 182px;"
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	\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Any other names are compared with the custom NBT data of the item		\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Any other names are compared with the custom NBT data of the item
	\|}		\|}


	== Item Shortcuts ==		== Item Shortcuts ==

	In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.		In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.


	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
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	For a list of item integers, see [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening Data values]		For a list of item integers, see [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening Data values]
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	The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.		The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.

			== Metadata ==
			Some metadata rules can be specified after $ to filter specific items. Metadata names if specified on their own checks for existence, but can be followed up by an operator <code>> < >= <= == !=</code> to do comparisons.

			=== Examples ===
			{\| class="wikitable" style="margin:left"
			! Text !! Explanation
			\|-
			\| DIAMOND_SWORD$damage==0 \|\| An undamaged diamond sword (full durability)
			\|-bgcolor="#dddddd"
			\| FILLED_MAP$map>0 \|\| Map items with a map id greater than 0
			\|-
			\| STICK$name \|\| Stick items that have a custom name set
			\|-bgcolor="#dddddd"
			\| STICK$name==Sticky \|\| Stick items with name 'Sticky'
			\|}

			=== Available Rules ===
			{\| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="height: 182px;"
			\|-
			! scope="col" \| Metadata<br>
			! scope="col" \| Explanation<br>
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| damage<br>
			\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Damage value (swords, tools). 0 is undamaged.
			\|-
			\| name<br>
			\| Custom item name, if set
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| custom_model_data<br>
			\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Custom model data value
			\|-
			\| map<br>
			\| Map ID
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| -anything-<br>
			\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| Any other names are compared with the custom NBT data of the item
			\|}

	== Item Shortcuts ==		== Item Shortcuts ==

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	For a list of item integers, see [[Data values]]		For a list of item integers, see [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening Data values]

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	For a list of item integers, see [[Data values]]		For a list of item integers, see [[Data values]]

	~~[[Category:Mods]]~~
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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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== Introduction ==

You can define items on multiple signs, including transfer, crafter, switcher and detector signs. All of them use the same syntax to ''parse'' items. Items are delimited by ''';'''-signs and can be defined using multiple syntax rules.

The first number, if followed up by a '''space, x, or *''', defines the amount of that item. Then the name, or type, of the item is defined. This can be done using the actual name or the item index value. Finally the sub-index is defined. You can use a characteristic word for the item type. For example, when you need a certain type of wool, you can use :red. You can also define the sub-index directly.

== Item Shortcuts ==
In case you need to specify a lot of items at once (but the sign lacks space for it), you can define Item Shortcuts in the ''config.yml''. By default, shortcuts for armor, weaponry, fuel, heatable and some others are defined there.

== Examples ==

{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="width: 300px; height: 182px;"
|-
! scope="col" | Text 
! scope="col" | Result 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" rowspan="1" | wood 
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | All wood
|-
| rowspan="1" | slab:1
| Sandstone slab
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | 5 stone 
| bgcolor="#cccccc" rowspan="4" | 5 stone 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | 5xstone 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | 5Xstone 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | 5*stone 
|-
| 6x5 
| 6 of type 5 (wood) 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | wool:red 
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | All red wool 
|-
| 6xstairs:stone 
| 6 stone stairs 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | 5*35:4 
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | 5 yellow wool 
|-
| 5 wool 
| 5 wool of any color 
|-
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | fuel 
| bgcolor="#cccccc" | an item shortcut set in the configuration
|}

For a list of item integers, see [[Data values]]

[[Category:Mods]]
[[Category:Tables without description]]