Loading Data with KubeJS

You can also use KubeJS to load assets from resource packs and data from datapacks!

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Loading Assets

Resource pack assets (custom textures, language files, etc.) can be placed in kubejs/assets to be loaded. This folder is loaded the same way as the assets folder in a resource pack. Assets in this folder will not appear as a separate resource pack and will be automatically loaded for every world.

If you already have a resource pack, you can simply copy the folder(s) from inside the resource pack’s assets folder into KubeJS’s assets folder.

Loading Data

Note

Consider looking into JsonIO if you have to generate a generate a large amount of (nonrecipe) datapack files, rather than manually writing them.

Datapack data can be placed in kubejs/data to be loaded. Data within this folder will not appear as a separate datapack. It is loaded the same way as the data folder in a datapack and will be automatically loaded for every world.

If you already have a datapack, you can simply copy the folder(s) from inside the datapack’s data folder into KubeJS’s data folder.