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Features

What does the data pack brings?

• Racks can be crafted using 2 Sticks and 3 planks.
• Depending on the used planks, different looks of Racks can be created (no resource pack required).
• This same block allows players to expose your tools and weapons by right clicking them.
• Racks have two modes: they can be placed on the ground and hang up to 2 items, or on walls and hang a single item.
• Sneaking while you right click them allow you to change the item rotation (or positioning, with some tools).

How to craft and use a Rack?

Racks can be crafted using 2 Sticks and 3 <planks>.
Planks to use depend on the desired look. You can use any planks.
The recipe is the following:



After you crafted it, you can then place down your Rack. You can either place it on the ground, allowing you to set up to two tool in it.
Or on a wall, allowing you to expose a single tool. In order to put a tool in it, you can simply right-click the Rack.
To retrieve the item, right-click it having your mainhand empty.

Racks placed on the ground can handle: axes, hoes, pickaxes, shovels, swords and fishing rod.
Racks placed on walls can handle: axes, hoes, pickaxes, shovels, swords, bow, crossbow, trident, fishing rod, shield, shears, brush, spyglass.

Right-clicking it while sneaking allow you to change items rotation. The ground mode has 6 different rotations, while the wall mode has 2 different orientation or item positioning.

I recommend you to see the tutorial video for better explanations and examples.

Misc. info about Racks:

• In order to avoid to use many interaction entities, Racks interaction entities have a 1x1 block hitbox. It can be confusing when you try to click something that doesn't directly seem to be on the rack's hitbox. I recommend you to use F3+B to see the hitboxes when you try to manage things around them
• Ground mode Racks have separated interaction entities for both tools, meaning you can focus the tool slot you want to update without the need of removing or adding a tool in the first slot.
• If you wonder, of course, Racks support enchanted and custom items, and keep all their data. For tools modified with a resource pack, I can't guarantee the exhibition will show an adequate render. This depends on whether the creator of the resource pack changed the item's model or the texture's orientation, or kept them like the vanilla item.

Commands & General Settings

Give commands

If you want to directly get a Rack, you can give it to yourself with one of these commands.
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/oak
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/birch
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/spruce
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/dark_oak
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/acacia
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/jungle
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/mangrove
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/crimson
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/warped
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/bamboo
/function pk_racks:cmd/give/cherry
Blocks update (performances)

If you don't care about tracking blocks update, like for example, Racks on wall breaking automatically when there is no block support anymore behind them, you can chose to turn off the Racks blocks update with the following setting, where <value> can be 0 (disabled) or 1 (enabled):
/scoreboard players set $pk.racks.ignore_environment pk.value <value>

How to install & update?

If you are on a single player world, installing the data pack is enough.
Please refer to the Planet Minecraft tutorial to know how to install a data pack : How to Install Minecraft Data Packs.

If you are on a server, please be sure to enable command blocks in the server.properties file.
Command blocks are actually used by this data pack to construct commands with dynamic arguments that can't be interpreted within a function.


Update from 1.19.4 (V.2.0.3) to 1.20 (>= V.2.1.0)

1. Since the process to detect custom dimension has been updated, Racks of custom dimensions need to be removed and placed back manually. This may also change again during other version, but this is unfortunately something I can't handle within an automatic process, since it would be risky.

2. if you are on a server, please be sure to enable command blocks in the server.properties file. Command blocks are actually used by this data pack to construct commands with dynamic arguments that can't be interpreted within a function.

3. Mojang updated the display rotation of display entities between both version, meaning some items in Racks may render wrongly.
In order to fix that, you can use this following command (note that it will only update Racks being in currently loaded area, you may use it several time):

/execute as @e[type=item_display,tag=pk.racks.rack.item] run data modify entity @s transformation merge value {right_rotation:[0f,1f,0f,0f]}

How to uninstall?

This data pack comes with an automatical uninstalation system.
Please use this command before removing the datapack from your datapacks folder:

/function pk_racks:base/uninstall/start
The uninstall process will:

• Remove all Racks you or other players placed in your world, no matter the dimension (even custom ones).
  
• Remove all relative scores and storage relative to the Racks Datapack.
• Remove common scores and storage relative to all PauseKawa data packs, if the uninstall process detects that you don't have any PauseKawa data pack installed anymore.
  

When it's done, you can safely remove the data pack from your world's datapack folder.

F.A.Q.

Download (for other versions)

V.2.2.0 For MC 1.20+: Download
(Old version) V.2.0.3 For MC 1.19.4: Download

Report an issue

Please read the F.A.Q. of the section above before asking.

Preferably join our Discord Server and create a thread in the dedicated channel for data pack issues.
Otherwise, you can do it directly in the comments section.

License

This data packs is protected by the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

You're free to share and adapt this content under the following terms:

• Attribution (BY) — You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use.
• NonCommercial (NC) — You may not use the material for commercial purposes.
• ShareAlike (SA) — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license as the original.

Credits

• Aeldrion - Minecraft-Random RNG system
• Captain NeL (Variants contributor)