Calc Mod (1.20.4, 1.20.3, 1.20.2) - adds a calculator to Minecraft chat

Calc Mod (1.20.4, 1.20.3, 1.20.2) brings computational power to your Minecraft chat. From basic computing to advanced tools for optimizing gameplay, discover features designed for both casual and hardcore gamers.A quick-key chat calculator designed for Minecraft.

Features.

Base Calculator

It functions as a simple calculator with several useful variables. To see the list of variables, run the /calc variables command.

Using /calc

Warehouse Utilities

Given the number of items per hour, calculate the required number of sorters of items (can also be an equation). Additional input for high-speed, multi-hopper sorters and a separate command for Allay-based, non-stackable sorters.

Using /calc storage

Using /calc storage

Using /calc allaystorage

Craft Tools

When you specify an item and the quantity to be done, returns the number of items needed to make that quantity.

Using /calc craft

Portal Link Coordinates

If you specify a block position, returns the corresponding coordinates in other dimensions. If no coordinates are specified, the team accepts the current position of the player.

Using /calc nether

Using /calc overworld

Pharma Speed Calculator

Based on the number of items and absence time (in seconds), returns the number of items per hour.

Using /calc rates [0]. 

Random Number Generation

If a maximum or minimum value is entered, a random number between these values is returned. If you enter only the maximum value, a random number from 0 to the maximum (inclusive) is selected.

Using /calc random minmax

Using /calc random minmax

Comparator Strength Calculator

When a container and the desired signal level are specified, the comparator returns the number of items required to achieve that signal level.

Using /calc signaltoitems

Piglin Barter Exchange Utility

Calculates the average number of gold bars (togold) you want to exchange for, or the average number of items (toitem) you will receive when you exchange for a certain number of gold bars.

Using /barter for gold

Using /calc barter toitem

User-Defined Functions

A user-defined function is a reusable command that performs a specific calculation. A user-defined function can be executed with any numeric field formatted with the function name and parameters perenthases customfunction(param1, paramN).

A user-defined function can have any number of parameters that are specified in [square] brackets when the function is added.

Create a function:

/calc custom add blockstoingots [num-blocks]*9

/calc blockstoingots(72)

Using /calc custom add

Using /calc custom run 

Using /calc ()

Use /calc custom list

Using /calc custom delete

Converters

Shulkerbox ↔ Item.

Given the number of complete Schulker boxes (which can be specified in the expression), returns the number of items.

Using /calc itemtosb

Using /calc sbtoitem

Item↔Stack.

Based on the number of elements (which can be specified in the expression), returns the number of stacks and the number of additional elements.

Using /calc itemtostack

Using /calc stacktoitem

Number of seconds → Number of items in the bunker lock.

Given the number of seconds (can be specified by expression), returns the number of items required in the bunker lock to achieve this number of seconds.

Using /calc secondstohopperclock

seconds → delay of the relay.

Given a given number of seconds (can be specified in the expression), returns the number of repeaters and their delay.

Using /calc secondstorepeater

Variables:

Variables can be used inside an equation in any number field. They serve as a reduction instead of remembering that "a double chest full of 16 items that can be stacked is 864". If no stack size is specified, the default variable is the stack size of each command.

Constant variables.

/calc craft piston 3 sb

/calc nether ~ ~ ~

Nether Coordinate Command

Storage Command