LevelZ datapack replaces doesn't take effect, while custom objects (modded or those not defined by default) still work. Happens if you delete a world with LevelZ datapack installed. By 'replaces' I mean json files that have "replace": true in exampleDatapack.
Environment
Minecraft 1.18.1
Fabric loader 0.12.12
Fabric API 0.44
LevelZ 1.1.2 or 1.1.3
How to reproduce
Create world A, put datapack in its path, /reload or rejoin the world to load the datapack, datapack works fine
Delete world A
Create world B, repeat the process, replaces doesn't work in world B
Temporary solution
Renaming the datapack to a different name makes it work. In my case I'm using the provided exampleDatapack.
Description of the issue
LevelZ datapack replaces doesn't take effect, while custom objects (modded or those not defined by default) still work. Happens if you delete a world with LevelZ datapack installed. By 'replaces' I mean json files that have
"replace": true
in exampleDatapack.Environment
How to reproduce
Temporary solution
Renaming the datapack to a different name makes it work. In my case I'm using the provided exampleDatapack.