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Apricogs 1.3.0-beta5 days ago 158
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
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NeoForge
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Client and server
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Changes
- Two new villager jobs, shown in the wiki with a picture of their trades. A villager without a job takes the job at the block, like it does for a lectern. The new
merchantsoption of the config turns the trades off. - The Gilded Trader is the explorer. It works at a gilded chest of Cobblemon, and there is one for each color of chest: a pirate with a tricorne, an eye patch and a long gold-trimmed coat in the color of the chest (red, blue, black, yellow, white, green or pink). It sells apricorns and apricorn seeds in a random color for 1 emerald and buys them back, Washed Apricorns, lids, a compass, a spyglass and a gilded chest in a random color. It exchanges the Relic Coin of Gimmighoul, its pouch and its sack for emeralds both ways (6 emeralds a coin, 54 a pouch, 192 a sack; it pays 3 emeralds, 27 emeralds and 13 blocks of emerald back). At the highest level it sells the map of the nearest shipwreck cove, a map of a faraway place (the End city, the observatory, the bastion remnant, the nether fortress, the archaeological site of the Nether, the Mysterious Weald or the Wishing Weald of the Aether when their mods are installed, and rarely the shipwreck cove of the End of Steamon Wilds, a map that only works in the End) or an Exp. Candy M when there is none to find, and, at only some villagers, the curse books Leaden and Light Weight.
- The Apricorn Smith is the smith of the automation and the farm. It works at a Tumblestone Anvil: there is one for each of the three, and the lenses of its goggles have the colors of the stone (red-brown, dark green-grey or light blue-green). It wears goggles, a shirt with a crossed leather apron and sleeves of the same cloth, a belt with a gold buckle and dark trousers. It sells lids, ball stencils, ball bottoms, decorative blocks of origin and of Exp. Candy, plates of tumblestone, mechanisms, the dormant origin vent of Create: Molten Vents, buckets of aprijuice and Poke Balls at a high price (2 to 9 emeralds a ball), and, at only some villagers, the Pokeshot book and the ancient mechanism. It buys plain lids and plates.
- New Tumblestone Anvils (Tumblestone, Black Tumblestone and Sky Tumblestone), with the model, the toughness and the fall of the anvil of Minecraft, in the stone of each tumblestone. They are crafted like the anvil of Minecraft: 3 blocks of the tumblestone on top, 1 tumblestone in the middle and 3 tumblestones at the bottom. They work exactly like the cutting board of Farmer's Delight, to cut lids by hand with no machine: use a stack of items on one to lay it down (an empty hand takes it back), then hit it with an axe, a sword or a knife, and each hit cuts one item of the stack. An Apricorn or a Washed Apricorn gives 2 lids (the same recipes as the Create saw), and with Farmer's Delight it cuts everything the cutting board cuts. A deployer, a dispenser, hoppers and arms work on it like on the cutting board.
- A pickaxe on a block of tumblestone on the anvil breaks it into 20 plates of the same tumblestone. A pickaxe on an ore that was mined with Silk Touch mines it again, with its Fortune, and gives what it would have given plus its experience as nuggets of experience of Create, one for each 3 points of experience.
- The Tumblestone Anvils have sounds of their own, a heavy stone with the ring of a bell, for the block, for cutting, for breaking stone with a pickaxe and for laying an item down or taking it back. Their recipes show in JEI on two pages (cutting, and breaking with the page of the ores) and the block has a Ponder scene.
- Farmer's Delight: a knife, an axe or a sword on a cutting board cuts an Apricorn into 2 lids of its color, and a Washed Apricorn into 2 plain lids.
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build.gradle:
repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
// forRepositories(fg.repository) // Uncomment when using ForgeGradle
filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
// Standard Gradle dependency
dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:7QjVS0OL:Mm9whDfd"
}
// Legacy Loom dependency
dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:7QjVS0OL:Mm9whDfd"
}

