Minecraft, but Sleeping Gives Loot

Beds stop being a way to skip the dark and start being a paycheck. Sleep a full night and a chest appears beside you, stocked from the pack's own loot table: a stack of food, something that makes light, one or two piles of raw materials, and a rare slot that occasionally coughs up an enchanted book, a saddle or a diamond. Your first night ever pays a starter kit, and every seventh night adds a Well Rested cache with Regeneration on top. Get thrown out of bed by a creeper and you get nothing, so the night has to actually be slept.

Built for Java Edition 26.3 only. Older versions read loot tables, predicates and advancements in a different format, so they list the pack as made for a newer version, and it will not work there.

How it works

• A hidden advancement on the minecraft:slept_in_bed trigger fires the moment you climb into a bed, then revokes itself on the first line of its reward function so it re-arms for the next night.
• The pack records the day clock and the game tick counter as you lie down and compares them eight seconds later. Only a night skip can push the day clock ahead of the ticks that really passed, so a gap of 300 ticks or more is proof the night was genuinely skipped.
• Still in bed waiting on a multiplayer sleep vote? You get re-checked every two seconds instead of being written off. Kicked out by a mob and you get a quiet action bar note and no loot.
• On payout it scans the blocks around you, prefers one with solid ground beneath it, setblocks a chest there and fills it using loot insert from the pack's own supply table.
• The supply table rolls four pools: rations, a light or tool item, one to two material stacks, and a rare slot that is empty most mornings but sometimes is very much not.
• Your first night ever adds a starter kit and every seventh night adds a Well Rested cache plus Regeneration. Scoreboard toggles flip chest mode and chat broadcasts on or off in game.

Installing it

1. 1.Download the zip below. Do not unzip it — Minecraft reads the zip directly.
2. 2.In Minecraft, click your world, then Edit, then Open World Folder.
3. 3.Drop the zip into the datapacks folder inside that world.
4. 4.Load the world. Run /datapack list to confirm it is enabled.

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Written by MineSpecs and released under CC0 — public domain. Use it, change it, ship it in a modpack, no attribution required. Pairs well with our mods, shaders and resource packs.