m-tokens

m-tokens is a small open source resource pack that adds a set of 60+ hand drawn tokens to minecraft java edition. The tokens serve no purpose other than the one you create. You can use them as in-game coins, award them to other players on your server, or just "collect them all ™".

Along with a resource pack that adds tokens as items to the game, an optional data pack is also available in order to allow the tokens to be dropped by mobs. This also adds a small chance for every token to be dropped as a "shiny" version.

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Last update: 6 nov 2023

Resource pack

Required. Contains the item models and textures.

Datapack

Optional. Allows the tokens to be dropped by mobs.

Images

Just the token images in PNG format, to be used in your own projects.

For any questions on installation, usage and license, please refer to the FAQs section.

Older versions:

1.19 | Data pack | Resource pack

token library

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Datapack commands
Can only be used with the datapack installed

Resourcepack only commands
To be used when using just the resourcepack

Commands

Tokens can be given to players by using the /loot command (if you have the optional datapack installed) or by using the /give command (if not using the optional datapack).

The easiest way is to simply click on one of the tokens above and copy the command you want to execute directly in minecraft. If instead you want to customize the result, the structure of the commands above is the following:

With datapack

/loot give {player} loot mtokens:{type}/{name}

{player} player name or selector
{type} either normal or shiny
{name} the token name (replace spaces or special characters with underscore. E.g: wither_skeleton)

Without datapack

/give {player} paper{CustomModelData:1984{token_id},display:{Name:'[{"text":"{token_name}","italic":false,"color":"white"}]'}} 1

{player} player name or selector
{token_id} id of the token, zero padded (E.g: 005)
{token_name} token name as displayed by the player (E.g: Enderman token)

faqs

How do I install the resource and data packs?
Please refer to the following articles of the minecraft wiki:
Installing resource packs | Installing data packs
Why are mobs not dropping tokens?
Mobs drop tokens with a 1/10 chance, but only if the optional data pack is installed. Consider that some mobs do not have a token (yet), while the following do not have a loot table and can only be obtained by commands: m-coin, Chicken jockey, Spider jockey, Steve, Alex, Herobrine.
What are shiny tokens?
Shiny tokens are just regular tokens with a glow effect applied to them (same as enchanted items). If you are using the data pack, every dropped token has a 1/10 chance to be shiny.
Can I use m-tokens along with other resource packs?
Yes, just place m-tokens on top.
Is m-tokens compatible with other data packs?
It depends. Unfortunately loot tables can not be extended in minecraft, only overwritten. The m-tokens data pack changes almost every vanilla entity loot table, so as long as other data packs do not edit the same tables everything should work as expected.
Can I use m-tokens packs or resources for my project?
m-tokens is an open source project, so you can use its resources for personal and commercial projects.
For details on the, please see the Terms of use
I found a bug
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