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Licensed ARR
Published 2 years ago
Updated 3 weeks ago
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2.1
Release
Bio Forge 2.13 weeks ago 18
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
BioForge 2.1 β Decorate & Research
Research Tablet
- Reworked the Research Tablet page structure.
- Added more accurate acquisition and usage descriptions.
- Improved recipe display with proper ingredient and output slots.
- Added recipes for machines, vaccines, tablets, chemicals, and pharmaceutical items.
- Improved text wrapping, alignment, and readability.
- Added clearer CRISPR, mutation, and progression documentation.
Mutations
- Added Mutation Upgrade Vaccine.
- Added Random Mutation Upgrade Vaccine.
- Added mutation upgrade tiers.
- Universal infections now support the complete mutation catalogue.
- Improved mutation compatibility with JSON definitions and addon APIs.
- Expanded interactions between mutations, symptoms, transmission routes, and infection parameters.
- Fixed several mutation effects, including Climbing and other effects.
- Added more detailed mutation documentation.
Vaccines
- Added vaccines capable of upgrading mutation levels.
- Added random mutation-upgrade vaccination.
- Expanded Vaccine Maker operations.
- Added JEI and JSON support for Vaccine Maker recipes.
- Improved NBT handling for researched samples, reports, and CRISPR data.
- Improved Universal strain compatibility.
- Fixed incorrect medical reports when using cloned cultures and samples.
Ethanol and Block Protection
- Added ethanol coating for most BioForge blocks.
- Ethanol-coated blocks cannot be contaminated by pathogens.
- Coated blocks create a protective area around themselves.
- Added protection against accidental airborne and contact contamination near coated blocks.
- Barrel Press is intentionally excluded from ethanol coating.
Machines and Recipes
- Separated Chemical Synthesizer, Pharma Mixer, and Sterilization Chamber recipes.
- Fixed NBT handling in machine recipes.
- Improved JEI integration for laboratory stations.
- Improved recipe display inside the Research Tablet.
- Corrected Bone Marrow and Withered Bone Marrow recipe chains.
- Clarified culture, reagent, and medical-sample production steps.
KubeJS and Addon Development
- Added dedicated KubeJS compatibility documentation.
- Documented JSON recipe support for:
- Chemical Synthesizer;
- Pharma Mixer;
- Sterilization Chamber;
- Centrifuge;
- Incubator;
- Vaccine Maker;
- Decontamination recipes.
- Added recommendations for using item tags.
- Documented NBT-based recipe inputs.
- Clarified the separation between Forge 1.20.1 and NeoForge 1.21.1 APIs.
- Updated Java and JSON addon documentation.
Documentation
- Updated documentation for:
- Addon Developer Guide;
- Block and Machine Catalogue;
- Item Catalogue;
- Player Guide;
- Modpack Maker Guide;
- Mutation Catalogue;
- Symptom Catalogue;
- Transmission Catalogue;
- General Mechanics;
- FAQ;
- Glossary;
- Mechanics Index;
- Research Tablet Progression;
- Mutation System;
- JEI and Recipe Discovery;
- Bone Marrow;
- Withered Bone Marrow;
- Ethanol;
- Research Items.
- Added a separate KubeJS Compatibility.md page.
Localization
- Updated names and descriptions for new items and mechanics.
- Improved terminology for the Research Tablet, CRISPR, ethanol protection, and bone marrow.
Fixes and Compatibility
- Corrected inconsistencies between actual recipes and Research Tablet entries.
- Improved compatibility with modpack configurations and addon content.
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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:yio53mVc:o6Yx2eSC"
}
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dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:yio53mVc:o6Yx2eSC"
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