How weighted rolls work
An item with weight eight is selected more often than an item with weight one. Each roll independently chooses one entry, then selects a count between its minimum and maximum.
Creative
Create a weighted item pool and simulate chest rolls locally. This is a planning and fun tool, separate from the datapack Loot Table Generator.
Roll the chest to see random loot.
Loot Simulator
Build a weighted pool of item IDs, choose count ranges and roll count, then simulate a chest opening locally in the browser. It is useful for quick reward ideas and probability experiments.
An item with weight eight is selected more often than an item with weight one. Each roll independently chooses one entry, then selects a count between its minimum and maximum.
This page does not change Minecraft or export a full loot table. Use Loot Table Generator for datapack JSON and this simulator for quick random outcomes.
No. Browser Math.random is suitable for fun simulation, not valuable prize drawings or security decisions.
The item ID must match a texture available in the local Minecraft item asset library.
If something feels wrong, a Minecraft version is missing, the wording is confusing, or you have a better workflow idea, send it over. Real player feedback is how these tools get sharper.
Loot Simulator
Build a weighted pool of item IDs, choose count ranges and roll count, then simulate a chest opening locally in the browser. It is useful for quick reward ideas and probability experiments.
An item with weight eight is selected more often than an item with weight one. Each roll independently chooses one entry, then selects a count between its minimum and maximum.
This page does not change Minecraft or export a full loot table. Use Loot Table Generator for datapack JSON and this simulator for quick random outcomes.
No. Browser Math.random is suitable for fun simulation, not valuable prize drawings or security decisions.
The item ID must match a texture available in the local Minecraft item asset library.
If something feels wrong, a Minecraft version is missing, the wording is confusing, or you have a better workflow idea, send it over. Real player feedback is how these tools get sharper.