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Licensed MIT
Published 3 years ago
Updated 3 months ago
All versions
1.1.5
Release
Crabber's Delight 1.1.52 years ago 1,978
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Changes
Crabber's Delight 1.1.5
- Additions:
- Crab Claw
- A new rare drop from Crabs
- Chance goes up when using looting
- When held in either hand it will extend the placing/breaking/attacking range of the player by 3 blocks
- Takes 1 durability for each successful mob hit, block place, or block break
- Breaks after 128 uses, but can be enchanted with Unbreaking and/or Mending
- A new rare drop from Crabs
- New Food
- Added Shrimp Fried Rice
- This meal comes with a new advancement that I thought was funny
- Added Jar of Pickles
- Crafted with 3 sea pickles in the cooking pot with a glass bottle
- Added Sea Pickle Juice
- Crafted with a bottle, sea pickle, and a sugar in crafting table
- Grants short nausea and a few minutes of water breathing
- Added Shrimp Fried Rice
- New Potion
- Potion of Inkiness
- Base potion applies 15 seconds of Blindness
- Can be turned into a splash, lingering, and tipped arrow
- Potion of Inkiness
- Crab Claw
- Changes:
- Crabs are now bred using kelp, as it was originally intended by Mojang
- Backend handling of tags for data generation has been improved to be a little easier to read and modify
- Fixes:
- Fishing loot tables should no longer be over-written, and should only be adding new items
- Reduced crab spawn weight from 70 to 30
- Should help reduce the spawning of them from being overwhelming
- Crabs no longer drop 2 raw crab every time, just 1
- Fixed in 1.1.4a
- Fish barrels were not dropping as intended
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