Fired

Add new QoL features to campfires, candles, torches and other fire-related Minecraft features

by ShiroJRGame mechanics Utility

Fabric

Loaders: Fabric
Downloads on Modrinth: 85
Followers on Modrinth: 4
version: 1
Updated: July 24, 2026Jul 24
Published: in 2026

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Interacting with a stick on a campfire produces torches · swipe

At a glance

Runs on Fabric

For Minecraft 1.20.1

Needed in the game and on the server

Latest version — 0.0.1-1.20.1 from July 24, 2026

License GPL-3.0-only — free

Where it's needed

In gamerequiredOn serverrequired

Needed both in the game and on the server

Game versions1.20.1

Fired

Content

Add new QoL features to campfires, candles, torches and other fire-related Minecraft features

use sticks on lit campfires to light up torches
use torches on campfires and candles to light them up
hot items burn users if they keep them without protection in their inventory. A new Glove Item has been added, but you can add your own entries with item tags
and many more

Configuration

No config mod is needed. Simply use the provided Gamerules, Tags and custom Datapack entries to adjust the features to your liking.

Gamerule	Description
igniteTorches	toggle option to light up items into their ignited counterparts. This item change can be defined with the Datapack
torchesIgnite	toggle option to light up non-burning blocks using igniting items. Those items can be defined with the `fired:igniters` item tag
burningEntityCanIgnite	toggle option to be able to light up items on other burning entities and self
hotItemIgniteEntities	toggles all custom entries of items which will light users on fire with no protection
hotItemBurnHealthSafety	adjusts the amount of health below which a user can't get ignited if they carry hot items

Tag	Description
`fired:gloves` (Item Tag)	defines glove items which protect the user from hot items if held in main- or offhand
`fired:igniters` (Item Tag)	defines items which ignite specific blocks and get consumed afterwards
`fired:hot_in_inventory` (Item Tag)	defines items which ignite entities if they don't use protection
`fired:igniters` (Block Tag)	defines blocks which can igntie items, which are specified with the custom `fired:ignition` datapack entries

Using datapacks you can define your own item ignition change. In the `/ignitiondirectory of a datapack you can place your own.jsonfiles. You can defineitem - itemanditem tag - item` changes. Check out the GitHub repository.

FAQ

How to install Fired?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download Fired for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does Fired support?

Fired has builds for Minecraft 1.20.1.

Is Fired needed on the server?

Needed in the game and on the server

License and source

GNU General Public License v3.0 onlyfree to use and share; changes to the mod itself must be published under the same license

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