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v1.3.0
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Crop & Kettle v1.3.0 - Spring Oddities3 months ago 70
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1.x
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- Added Fizz, a new trader entity that can be found in cold or swampy biomes. Trades cooked meals for special rewards!
- Added new recipes revolving around the new staple ingredient, the glimmernut!
- Added a new feast using coffee as an ingredient
- Added the picnic basket, an item that can to carry up to 256 different food items
- Eating a feast near a picnic basket increases the duration of the saturation effect by 30%, like the cornucopia
- Added fortune cookies, a new food item that provides a fortune when eaten! The paper in the recipe can be named using an anvil to create custom fortunes
- Added a nothing burger
- Secret recipes are now also available from Fizz hut chests
- Updated the roseate recipe texture to match the new pink dye texture
- Feasts and hearty meals now take longer to eater than other foods
- Spirit sprites can now be used on a distiller to instantly complete the distillation process
- Trail mix has been updated to use the new glimmernut as an ingredient
- Secret recipes can now be viewed when placed on item frames
- Crop & Kettle crops are now compostable, and have a chance to give their respective seeds when composted
- Added an advancement for recrafting a recipe using the mixing bowl
- Made the kebab sword recipe page more obvious
- Moved the done button up on all book dialogs to remove the scrollbar on high GUI scales
- Improved custom entity performance
- Increased the rate at which crops tick, to prevent certain crops from turning into pumpkins
- Now using beet!
- Fixed an issue where the candy bowl would occasionally return incorrect candy
- Fixed an issue where the distiller's sounds would not immediately play when distilling started
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