Starter Kit (Legacy Fabric) for Minecraft

Review Starter Kit (Legacy Fabric)

Player’s Starter Kit

Any player who connects to your local save or to a server in Minecraft, if you rent one on a hosting, can develop, mine resources, collect different types of ores and blocks. However, to give a kind of easy start to any user and make them closer to you, you can provide them with a starter kit so that the player can get certain «goodies», even if they just entered the project. This will help them develop a little faster, without wasting time searching for standard items, such as pickaxes or food. By the way, the food is the most valuable resource at the initial stage, and if you also give them wool to craft a bed, that would be really cool…

In this review, we’ll talk about Starter Kit, a small mod that adds starter kits to Minecraft. A kit is a certain set of items given out right away after performing certain actions or commands. For example, in the game Rust (survival, raids, construction) on many servers, you can get «kits» by default to quickly build your first house or first aid kit to restore health. At the same time, these kits have a certain cooldown period (time recharge). This mod uses the same mechanics.

Now, any of you can create full-fledged starter kits for your server or single-player mode to receive certain types of blocks, items, and armor when logging on to the server. For example, you can configure a list of items so that a player can immediately go down into a mine, having: a pickaxe (iron or any other), some food, torches, wood to craft chests, and a bed). This set is pretty enough to save the first 1-2 hours needed to find the required items, especially food.

At the same time, you can configure different types of starter kits for different projects and user categories. For example, if a player is on your project for a long time, you can give them more items, and those who have just joined it can get only minimal resources. At the same time, distribution of items by slots is also available, for example, armor is put on the character right away, a shield is placed in the required slot, and all items are sorted by cells. This is very convenient, because any player who logs on to the server is immediately equipped.

And so that you can approximately understand what options the Starter Kit mod generally offers, we will tell you about the features and capabilities of this tool:

· Configuring one starter kit for any player who joins the server. They get it automatically, and everything is laid out in the slots;

· The opportunity to sort resources, kits, armor and weapons in slots so that the player is immediately equipped and doesn’t waste time moving from slot to slot;

· Determining the category of players according to the criteria set in the Starter Kit mod settings to give them a certain kit;

· The opportunity to create several starter kits with different types of resources;

· A huge list of commands for the project administrator, allowing you to quickly add different types of resources and kits to the game;

· The opportunity to add a description to any starter kit to determine, who it’s intended for, what options it provides, and much more;

· Support of items, resources, and blocks from third-party mods;

· A pre-installed configuration file where you can set different parameters.

In general, the functions of the Starter Kit add-on is very extensive, and it’s one of the best tools for adding starter kits in Minecraft. With this add-on, you’ll be able to create any types of kits, assign them to a certain category of players, give out a few kits at once, put armor and shields on them automatically, and arm them with swords. With the same mod, you can make kits in the arena, which will provide entire uniforms, gift sets, starter kits, personal gifts, and much more. You just have no idea how many opportunities will open up for you if you install the Starter Kit mod.

But in general, the Starter Kit mod is more suitable for Minecraft servers and projects than for players who prefer the single mode. These users can make a certain kit for themselves or take many blocks at once, save them into one category, and then give themselves everything at once, so as not to use JEI or the administrator mode every time. Users who have their own Minecraft servers get by times more advantages, since they can craft unique kits for any group of users, both starter and gift ones, and these mechanics open up many opportunities to attract new players and encourage loyal users.