ID de objeto

Los identificadores de objeto (también conocidos como líneas de nombre, resource locations, or resource identifiers) son una forma de declarar e identificar los objetos incluidos en el juego y definidos por los usuarios al jugar a Minecraft, evitando ambigüedades generadas por sus nombres.

Uso

Namespaced identifiers are used as plain string to reference blocks, items, entity types, recipes, functions, advancements, tags, and various other objects in vanilla Minecraft. Interestingly, block states are not namespaced.

A valid namespaced identifier has a format of namespace:name, where only certain characters can be used.

This is a list of all places that have namespaced IDs:

Built-in registries

• Attributes
• Bloques
• Block entities‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Fluids‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Objetos
• Entidades
• Mob memories‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Painting motives‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Villager professions‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Villager types‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Status effects
• Potion types‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Enchantments
• Partículas
• Dimensions‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Biomes
• Statistics‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Recipe types‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Recipe serializers‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}
• Sound events

Data pack contents‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}

• Advancements
• Loot tables
• Funcions
• Structure files
• Recetas
• Block/Fluid/Item/Entity type/Function Tags

Add on contents‌^{[Solo Edición Bedrock]}

• Loot tables
• Funciones

Resource pack contents‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}

• Block state files
• Modelos
• Texturas
• Sonidos

Other customizable contents‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}

• Boss bars
• Command storage

Other non-customizable (without mods) contents

• Loot functions
• Loot conditions
• Loot types
• Command argument types

Legal characters

Edición Java

The namespace and the name of an ID should only contain the following symbols:

• 0123456789 Numbers
• abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Lowercase letters
• _ Underscore
• - Hyphen/minus
• . Dot

The following characters are illegal in the namespace, but acceptable in the name:

• / Forward slash (directory separator)

The preferred naming convention for either namespace or name is snake_case.

Edición Bedrock

The namespace and the name of an ID can contain all symbols with the exception of slashes and colons.

The following characters are illegal in the namespace, but acceptable in the name of loot tables and functions.

• / Forward slash (directory separator)

The preferred naming convention for either namespace or name is snake_case.

Conversion to string

A namespaced ID would be converted to a string by appending its namespace with a : (colon) and its name.

Ejemplos:

Namespace	Name	String representation
minecraft	diamond	minecraft:diamond
foo	bar.baz	foo:bar.baz
minecraftwiki	commands/minecraft_wiki	minecraftwiki:commands/minecraft_wiki

Conversion from string

Unlike that namespaced IDs can always be converted to strings, some strings cannot convert to namespaced IDs.

A few restrictions:

• The string can have at most one : (colon) character
• The rest of the string must fulfill the requirement of legal characters
• If the : is present, the part of string before the : (the namespace) must not contain / or .

When the : is present, the part of string before the : becomes the namespace and that after the : becomes the name.

When the : is absent, minecraft becomes the namespace and the whole string becomes the name.‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}

It is recommended to always include a : in the string format of namespaced IDs.

Examples

String	Resolved namespace	Resolved name	What the game converts it back to
bar:code	bar	code	bar:code
minecraft:zombie	minecraft	zombie	minecraft:zombie
diamond	minecraft‌[Solo Edición Java] None‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]	diamond	minecraft:diamond‌[Solo Edición Java] diamond‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]
foo/bar:coal	Invalid character /
minecraft/villager	minecraft‌[Solo Edición Java] None‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]	minecraft/villager	minecraft:minecraft/villager‌[Solo Edición Java] minecraft/villager‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]
mypack_recipe	minecraft‌[Solo Edición Java] None‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]	mypack_recipe	minecraft:mypack_recipe‌[Solo Edición Java] mypack_recipe‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]
mymap:schrödingers_var	mymap	Invalid character ö‌[Solo Edición Java] schrödingers_var‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]	mymap:schrödingers_var‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]
custom_pack:Capital	custom_pack	Invalid character C‌[Solo Edición Java] Capital‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]	custom_pack:Capital‌[Solo Edición Bedrock]

Locating contents in packs

Given objects from resource packs and data packs are files, the namespaced ID can also be used to find corresponding files that declared objects of the ID.

Though the locations varies by object type and the pack type the object type belongs to, there is a pattern to follow. In general, The location is in a fashion of pack_type/namespace/object_type/name.suffix, where all the / (forward slash) symbol (may be part of object_type or name) is replaced by operating system-dependent directory separator.

Mappings from object type to pack_type, object_type, and suffix variables

Object Type	Object's pack	pack_type substitution	object_type substitution	suffix substitution
Block States	Resource pack	assets	blockstates	json
Models	Resource pack	assets	models	json
Particles	Resource pack	assets	particles	json
Textures	Resource pack	assets	textures	png
Advancements	Data pack	data	advancements	json
Functions	Data pack	data	functions	mcfunction
Loot tables	Data pack	data	loot_tables	json
Recipes	Data pack	data	recipes	json
Structures	Data pack	data	structures	nbt
Block tags	Data pack	data	tags/blocks	json
Entity type tags	Data pack	data	tags/entity_types	json
Item tags	Data pack	data	tags/items	json
Fluid tags	Data pack	data	tags/fluids	json
Function tags	Data pack	data	tags/functions	json

Note: Certain elements in the resource pack is not necessarily backed by an object with namespace ID, such as GUI textures.

Given the type of content we want to locate, we can find out the corresponding pack_type, object_type, and suffix. Then, we can substitute in and find out the final file location of the content.

Examples

Namespaced ID	Content Type	pack_type	object_type	suffix	Final Location
my_texture_pack:diamonds	Texture	assets	textures	png	assets/my_texture_pack/textures/diamonds.png
abc:run_game	Function	data	functions	mcfunction	data/abc/functions/run_game.mcfunction
block/torch (same as minecraft:block/torch)	Model	assets	models	json	assets/minecraft/models/block/torch.json
load (same as minecraft:load)	Function Tag	data	tags/functions	json	data/minecraft/tags/functions/load.json
rocket_pack:industry/start_of_story	Advancement	data	advancements	json	data/rocket_pack/advancements/industry/start_of_story.json

Namespaces

	“	This isn't a new concept, but I thought I should reiterate what a "namespace" is. Most things in the game has a namespace, so that if we add something and a mod (or map, or whatever) adds something, they're both different somethings. Whenever you're asked to name something, for example a loot table, you're expected to also provide what namespace that thing comes from. If you don't specify the namespace, we default to minecraft. This means that something and minecraft:something are the same thing.	„
		— Dinnerbone en namespaces

A namespace is a domain for contents. It is to prevent potential content conflicts or unintentional overrides of object of a same name.

For example, two data packs add two minigame mechanisms to Minecraft; both have a function named start. Without namespaces, these two functions would clash and the minigames would be broken. When they have different namespaces of minigame_one and minigame_two, the functions would become minigame_one:start and minigame_two:start, which no longer conflict.

minecraft namespace

Minecraft reserves the minecraft namespace; when a namespace is not specified, a namespaced ID falls back to minecraft‌^{[Solo Edición Java]}. As a result, the minecraft namespace should only be used by content creators when the content needs to overwrite or modify existing Minecraft data, such as adding a function to the minecraft:load function tag.

Custom namespace

The namespace should be distinct for different projects or content creations (e.g. a data pack, a resource pack, a mod, backing data/resource packs for a custom map, etc.)

To prevent potential clashes, the namespace should be as particular as possible.

• Avoid alphabet soups. For example, a project named "nuclear craft" should not use the namespace nc, as this is too ambiguous.
• Avoid words that are too vague. battle_royale would not be informative to look up as well, but player_name_battle_royale would be much better.

In either case, these poorly chosen namespaces reduces the exposure of a project and brings difficulties for debugging when there is multiple content creations applied to the game.

Other built-in namespaces

The default resource pack of Minecraft declares Realms-oriented language files in the realms namespace (located at assets/realms/lang/<language-code>.json) and game-related language files in the minecraft namespace, even though translation keys are not namespaced IDs. The realms jar itself also declares its en_us.json language file and its various textures in the realms namespace.

In the IDs of command argument types, a brigadier namespace also appears for command argument types that are native to Brigadier.

History

Edición Java
1.6.1		13w21a			Added namespaced IDs alongside the minecraft prefix for identifying assets.
1.7.2		13w37a			Commands now accept name IDs aside from numerical IDs.
1.11		16w32a			Namespaced IDs now have a character restriction.
					Disallowed uppercase characters in namespaced IDs.
1.13		17w47a			After the flattening, namespaced IDs are the only accepted form of ID.
		pre4			Namespaced IDs are now used to identify plugin message channels.
1.14.4		pre1			The realms namespace is added to the client jar's builtin resource pack.
1.16		20w14a			Attributes are now namespaced IDs.
Edición Pocket Alpha
0.16.0		build 1			Added commands, which supported string IDs. However, these IDs were not namespaced yet.
Edición Bedrock
1.12.0		beta 1.12.0.2			IDs are now namespaced using the minecraft prefix, to support custom items being added through add-ons.

See also

• Java Edition data values
• Resource pack
• Data pack

Enlaces externos

• Namespaces, as explained in "Minecraft Snapshot 17w43a" – Minecraft.net.