c:catA convention tag — the shared namespace mods use so they can work with each other's items. This is the compatibility signal; a vanilla tag is not.
Written as c:cat, forge:cat. NeoForge renamed the convention namespace at 1.21, so one
agreement between the same two mods ships under two strings; the rows are keyed on
the canon form and every spelling is kept.
The four counts above are corpus-wide and were computed once, across every extraction. The table below is what this database holds — a member whose mod is not loaded is listed and not linked.
| Item | Identifier | |
|---|---|---|
| Cat Carcass | butchery:all_black_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:black_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:british_shorthair_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:calico_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:jellie_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:persian_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:ragdoll_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:red_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:siamese_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:tabby_cat_carcass | |
| Cat Carcass | butchery:white_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_all_black_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_black_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_british_shorthair_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_calico_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_jellie_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_persian_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_ragdoll_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_red_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_siamese_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_tabby_cat_carcass | |
| Drained Cat Carcass | butchery:drained_white_cat_carcass |
None in the corpus.
Read out of data/<ns>/tags/** in each JAR. Tag
membership is a fact in a data file; whether two mods actually work together is not
something a tag can promise on its own.