5 Mini Datapacks for 1.20.5 

modrinth.com/datapack/attuned-tools

@@DqwertyC hey man, for some reason when I searc on modrinth "Attuned Tools" it doesn't show up but through this link it shows up, do you know why?

@@DqwertyC yo nvm I found out why, I searched it in mods when it is a datapack

I wouldn't be surprised if effects are the next system to go data driven, but I can see items and blocks in the not too distant future

@@DqwertyC the most recent snapshot has had a few bugs with the crafting system which potentially seems to suggest they’re working on it also behind the scenes. I’m hoping they add a component tag that allows you to specify an item can’t be used in recipes unless stated otherwise. Think how when you placed the fireball staff (blazerod) into the crafting table it immediately output blaze power as a recipe. I’m hoping there’s a way to disable that somehow.

I don't know if I explicitly said it in the video, but Attuned tools can still be stacked with Efficiency and -Haste-. *edit* Hmm... Maybe I'm not understanding the tool component, but it seems to be overriding some of the other tool speed modifiers. *edit 2* Looks like they were still stacking, but there's a region of mining speeds before reaching insta-mining where increasing mining speed doesn't seem to do much. I've rebalanced the pack to account for this.

If you're not instamining, there's a limit to how fast you can dig. It looks like the stone was being mined as fast as possible without instamining. That said, I'm not familiar with how well unenchanted Netherite tools perform, because let's be real, WHO has unenchanted netherite tools

That'll probably be feasible in the next couple of snapshots, but dynamically copying component values isn't really supported by item modifiers yet. My original plan for attunement was to require holding the desired block in the offhand, but I couldn't quite get it to work

Individual smithing recipes for now. I wanted something more dynamic, but couldn't get the few things I tried to work. Ideally there would just be a tag somewhere containing a list of supported blocks

@@DqwertyC Yeah, that would definitely be nice. It MAY actually be possible to use the smiting template system, but likely at expense of the existing one unfortunately. Unless it's possible to define a certain "template" item to only apply to some items, which I think MIGHT be, but I don't remember fully. If so, you could add all tools to the trimmable armor tag, but specify that the only "trim shape" items that can be applied are the echo shard, and that echo shards CAN'T be applied to other things, then same with the trim materials. But, this all assumes you CAN do that though, and that it won't interfere with regular armor trims