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This page details standardized tag names for compatibility among modders. The following subsections give specific information on where the tags are used.
== Materials ==
Material tags all follow the general format of <code>forge:<''prefix''>/<''material''></code>.
=== Common metals ===
This section contains names for many common metals that show up in multiple mods and names for materials named after real world materials.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID !! Name(s) !! Obtaining
|-
| Gold
| <code>gold</code>
| Ore (vanilla)
|-
| Iron
| <code>iron</code>
| Ore (vanilla)
|-
| Netherite Scrap<br>Ancient Debris
| <code>netherite_scrap</code>
| Ore (vanilla)
|-
| Netherite
| <code>netherite</code>
| Alloying 1 from 4 gold and 4 netherite scrap (vanilla)
|-
| Copper
| <code>copper</code>
| Ore<br>Vanilla ore in 1.17
|-
| Aluminum
| <code>aluminum</code>
| Ore
|-
| Lead
| <code>lead</code>
| Ore
|-
| Nickel
| <code>nickel</code>
| Ore
|-
| Osmium
| <code>osmium</code>
| Ore
|-
| Platinum
| <code>platinum</code>
| Ore
|-
| Silver
| <code>silver</code>
| Ore
|-
| Tin
| <code>tin</code>
| Ore
|-
| Tungsten
| <code>tungsten</code>
| Ore
|-
| Uranium
| <code>uranium</code>
| Ore
|-
| Zinc
| <code>zinc</code>
| Ore
|-
| Steel
| <code>steel</code>
| Purifying iron, exact process varies
|-
| Brass
| <code>brass</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 zinc
|-
| Bronze
| <code>brass</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 tin
|-
| Constantan
| <code>constantan</code>
| Alloying 2 from 1 copper and 1 nickel
|-
| Electrum
| <code>electrum</code>
| Alloying 2 from 1 gold and 1 silver
|-
| Hepatizon
| <code>hepatizon</code>
| Alloying 4 from 2 copper, 1 cobalt, and 1 obsidian
|-
| Invar
| <code>invar</code>
| Alloying 3 from 2 iron and 1 nickel
|-
| Rose Gold
| <code>rose_gold</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 gold
|-
| Silicon Bronze<br>Tinker's Bronze
| <code>silicon_bronze</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 silicon (sand)
|}
=== Common non-metals ===
This section contains names for many common materials that are not metals. This means they will contain
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name(s) !! ID !! Type !! Obtaining !! Notes
|-
| Coal
| <code>coal</code>
| ''None''
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Redstone
| <code>coal</code>
| Dust
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Lapis Lazuli
| <code>coal</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
| Logically more similar to a dust, but classification used in Forge.
|-
| Diamond
| <code>coal</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Emerald
| <code>emerald</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Quartz
| <code>quartz</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
| Storage block is only 4 to 1 instead of 9 to 1. There are discussions to use a different storage block prefix.
|-
| Wood<br>Wooden
| <code>wooden</code>
| Log<br>Planks
| Ore (vanilla)
| Does not use most standard prefixes
|}
=== Prefixes ===
This section describes common tag prefixes and their values relative to an ingot. Columns marked as ore means mod mechanics such as ore doubling can safely be used on the tag without the risk of crafting duplication.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! rowspan="2" | Name
! rowspan="2" | Prefix
! colspan="2" | Ratio
! rowspan="2" | Is Ore
! rowspan="2" | Notes
|-
! Value
! Ingots
|-
| Ingot
| <code>ingots</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Nugget
| <code>nuggets</code>
| 9 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Block
| <code>storage_blocks</code>
| 1 || 9
| No
|
|-
| Ore
| <code>ores</code>
| 1 || 1
| Yes
|
|-
| Gems
| <code>gems</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
| Unlike ingots, multiple may drop from mining ores using fortune.<br>Non-standard, diamond and lapis lazuli respond from ores differently.<br>Most ores either have gems or ingots/nuggets.
|-
| Nugget Ore
| <code>nugget_ores</code>
| 9 || 1
| Yes
| Uncommon, most mods use poor ores instead
|-
| Poor Ore
| <code>poor_ores</code>
| 3 || 1
| Yes
| Note that a 3 to 1 ratio means each ore is 3 nuggets
|-
| Dense Ore
| <code>dense_ores</code>
| 1 || 3
| Yes
|
|-
| Dust
| <code>dusts</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
| Output from crushing ores typically, commonly used as part of an ore multiplying method.<br>For some ores, the ore dropped dust directly. Multiple typically drop.
|-
| Tiny Pile of Dust
| <code>tiny_dusts</code>
| 9 || 1
| No
| Output from crushing nuggets or nugget ores, uncommon
|-
| Plate
| <code>plates</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Dense Plate
| <code>dense_plates</code>
| 1 || 3
| No
|
|-
| Rod
| <code>rods</code>
| 2 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Gear
| <code>gears</code>
| 1 || 4
| No
|
|-
| Wire
| <code>wires</code>
| 2 || 1
| No
| Uncommon, used in mods such as Immersive Engineering
|-
| Fence
| <code>fences</code>
| 3 || 5
| No
| Uncommon
|}
== Common Tags ==
The table below contains a list of common tags used in multiple mods that are not included in Forge or vanilla. Some of these tags have subtags, all items in the subtags are added to the base tag.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID
! Vanilla items
! Notes
|-
| <code>forge:workbenches</code>
| Crafting Table
| Currently includes both wooden and non-wooden crafting tables. If needed additional subtags could be proposed.
|}
== Materials ==
Material tags all follow the general format of <code>forge:<''prefix''>/<''material''></code>.
=== Common metals ===
This section contains names for many common metals that show up in multiple mods and names for materials named after real world materials.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID !! Name(s) !! Obtaining
|-
| Gold
| <code>gold</code>
| Ore (vanilla)
|-
| Iron
| <code>iron</code>
| Ore (vanilla)
|-
| Netherite Scrap<br>Ancient Debris
| <code>netherite_scrap</code>
| Ore (vanilla)
|-
| Netherite
| <code>netherite</code>
| Alloying 1 from 4 gold and 4 netherite scrap (vanilla)
|-
| Copper
| <code>copper</code>
| Ore<br>Vanilla ore in 1.17
|-
| Aluminum
| <code>aluminum</code>
| Ore
|-
| Lead
| <code>lead</code>
| Ore
|-
| Nickel
| <code>nickel</code>
| Ore
|-
| Osmium
| <code>osmium</code>
| Ore
|-
| Platinum
| <code>platinum</code>
| Ore
|-
| Silver
| <code>silver</code>
| Ore
|-
| Tin
| <code>tin</code>
| Ore
|-
| Tungsten
| <code>tungsten</code>
| Ore
|-
| Uranium
| <code>uranium</code>
| Ore
|-
| Zinc
| <code>zinc</code>
| Ore
|-
| Steel
| <code>steel</code>
| Purifying iron, exact process varies
|-
| Brass
| <code>brass</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 zinc
|-
| Bronze
| <code>brass</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 tin
|-
| Constantan
| <code>constantan</code>
| Alloying 2 from 1 copper and 1 nickel
|-
| Electrum
| <code>electrum</code>
| Alloying 2 from 1 gold and 1 silver
|-
| Hepatizon
| <code>hepatizon</code>
| Alloying 4 from 2 copper, 1 cobalt, and 1 obsidian
|-
| Invar
| <code>invar</code>
| Alloying 3 from 2 iron and 1 nickel
|-
| Rose Gold
| <code>rose_gold</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 gold
|-
| Silicon Bronze<br>Tinker's Bronze
| <code>silicon_bronze</code>
| Alloying 4 from 3 copper and 1 silicon (sand)
|}
=== Common non-metals ===
This section contains names for many common materials that are not metals. This means they will contain
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name(s) !! ID !! Type !! Obtaining !! Notes
|-
| Coal
| <code>coal</code>
| ''None''
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Redstone
| <code>coal</code>
| Dust
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Lapis Lazuli
| <code>coal</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
| Logically more similar to a dust, but classification used in Forge.
|-
| Diamond
| <code>coal</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Emerald
| <code>emerald</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
|
|-
| Quartz
| <code>quartz</code>
| Gem
| Ore (vanilla)
| Storage block is only 4 to 1 instead of 9 to 1. There are discussions to use a different storage block prefix.
|-
| Wood<br>Wooden
| <code>wooden</code>
| Log<br>Planks
| Ore (vanilla)
| Does not use most standard prefixes
|}
=== Prefixes ===
This section describes common tag prefixes and their values relative to an ingot. Columns marked as ore means mod mechanics such as ore doubling can safely be used on the tag without the risk of crafting duplication.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! rowspan="2" | Name
! rowspan="2" | Prefix
! colspan="2" | Ratio
! rowspan="2" | Is Ore
! rowspan="2" | Notes
|-
! Value
! Ingots
|-
| Ingot
| <code>ingots</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Nugget
| <code>nuggets</code>
| 9 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Block
| <code>storage_blocks</code>
| 1 || 9
| No
|
|-
| Ore
| <code>ores</code>
| 1 || 1
| Yes
|
|-
| Gems
| <code>gems</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
| Unlike ingots, multiple may drop from mining ores using fortune.<br>Non-standard, diamond and lapis lazuli respond from ores differently.<br>Most ores either have gems or ingots/nuggets.
|-
| Nugget Ore
| <code>nugget_ores</code>
| 9 || 1
| Yes
| Uncommon, most mods use poor ores instead
|-
| Poor Ore
| <code>poor_ores</code>
| 3 || 1
| Yes
| Note that a 3 to 1 ratio means each ore is 3 nuggets
|-
| Dense Ore
| <code>dense_ores</code>
| 1 || 3
| Yes
|
|-
| Dust
| <code>dusts</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
| Output from crushing ores typically, commonly used as part of an ore multiplying method.<br>For some ores, the ore dropped dust directly. Multiple typically drop.
|-
| Tiny Pile of Dust
| <code>tiny_dusts</code>
| 9 || 1
| No
| Output from crushing nuggets or nugget ores, uncommon
|-
| Plate
| <code>plates</code>
| 1 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Dense Plate
| <code>dense_plates</code>
| 1 || 3
| No
|
|-
| Rod
| <code>rods</code>
| 2 || 1
| No
|
|-
| Gear
| <code>gears</code>
| 1 || 4
| No
|
|-
| Wire
| <code>wires</code>
| 2 || 1
| No
| Uncommon, used in mods such as Immersive Engineering
|-
| Fence
| <code>fences</code>
| 3 || 5
| No
| Uncommon
|}
== Common Tags ==
The table below contains a list of common tags used in multiple mods that are not included in Forge or vanilla. Some of these tags have subtags, all items in the subtags are added to the base tag.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID
! Vanilla items
! Notes
|-
| <code>forge:workbenches</code>
| Crafting Table
| Currently includes both wooden and non-wooden crafting tables. If needed additional subtags could be proposed.
|}