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1.20.1+0.5.1
Alpha
1.20.1+0.5.12 years ago 379
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20–1.20.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
Known Bugs
- An Alcoholic Drink with Deviation (different alcohol amount than normal) can be reset to its default with create by emptying out the bottle and refilling it
Additions
- Two new glasses, the Tall and Short glass
- The tall glass is the same that beer appeared to have been in
- The short glass is the kind the rich people in soap operas pour whiskey
- When making a Specialty drink from a Mixed Drink in a datapack, use the
"bartending:glass_base"base to specify the specific type of glass needed for that drink. This takes the argument"glass"which is the glass's ID Can be one of:minecraft:glass_bottlebartending:tall_glassbartending:short_glassbartending:wine_glassbartending:cocktail_glass
- Two Tea based cocktails when TeaTime is installed
- Earl Grey Old Fashioned (Requires Fruitfulfun and Tea Time): A combination of Whiskey and Earl Grey tea with orange garnish
- Bourbon Sweet Tea (Requires Tea Time): Sweet black tea with a hint of Whiskey
Changes
- Temporarily removed the Sipping feature, will be re-added later
- Tall glasses are now used to pour beer into
- Any empty glass can now be used as a base for a Mixed Drink and Specialty Drinks based on Mixed Drinks
- This does not include drinks like the Mimosa or Death in the Afternoon as those are based on the Champagne item
- Tweaked some specialty drinks to fit with PDAPI updates
Fixes
- Appletini recipe once again requires sugar and an apple
- Sweet berries addition now has a translation
Optional dependencies
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TheArtOfBartending-Fabric-1.20.1+0.5.1-sources.jar | Unknown | 314.09 KiB |
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