securitycraft:modulesA tag in a mod's own namespace: its internal classification, used by its own recipes.
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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Allowlist Module | securitycraft:whitelist_module | |
| Allowlist Module | securitycraft:whitelist_module | |
| Denylist Module | securitycraft:blacklist_module | |
| Denylist Module | securitycraft:blacklist_module | |
| Disguise Module | securitycraft:disguise_module | |
| Disguise Module | securitycraft:disguise_module | |
| Harming Module | securitycraft:harming_module | |
| Harming Module | securitycraft:harming_module | |
| Redstone Module | securitycraft:redstone_module | |
| Redstone Module | securitycraft:redstone_module | |
| Smart Module | securitycraft:smart_module | |
| Smart Module | securitycraft:smart_module | |
| Speed Module | securitycraft:speed_module | |
| Speed Module | securitycraft:speed_module | |
| Storage Module | securitycraft:storage_module | |
| Storage Module | securitycraft:storage_module |
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.