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Licensed MIT
Published 3 years ago
Updated last month
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1.2.1
Release
Crabber's Delight 1.2.1last year 839
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Crabber’s Delight 1.2.1
- Additions:
- Palm Trees
- Generate on beaches
- Saplings be planted on dirt like normal saplings, but also on sand
- Will spawn with coconuts hanging from leaves and on the ground around them sometimes
- Palm Woodset
- Full woodset for palm wood, including all the vanilla blocks and items as well as an FD cabinet
- Coconuts
- New block that spawn naturally on coconut trees in a hanging state
- Can also sometimes spawn on the ground below
- When their upper supporting block is missing, they will have gravity like sand/anvils
- If they hit a player, they will do a heart of damage and also inflict confusion and slowness
- Players wearing a turtle helmet will not be affected by this
- Coconuts that hit the player will be broken into Coconut Halves
- Coconuts that hit the ground will sit on the ground, and when broken by hand will yield Coconut Halves
- Can be picked up directly by using silk touch
- When shot with a projectile they will fall and hit anything underneath them
- Can be made into Coconut Pudding and Coconut Milk
- Coconut Milk is a replacement for Milk in nearly all recipes
- New block that spawn naturally on coconut trees in a hanging state
- Seashells
- New decorative block that is highly randomized whenever placed
- There are a total of 7 different random textures that will be given randomly on placement
- When placed, they will have a random rotation to north, east, south, or west
- Will be placed with an offset similar to flowers
- Every time a seashell is placed, it will receive a different variant and rotation (offset is consistent when placed in the same place)
- Generated on beaches in small clusters, and underwater in oceans, warm oceans, and all the warm ocean variants
- Can be broken and picked up by hand
- Crafted using a clam, nautilus shell, and coral fragments to yield 8 seashells
- New decorative block that is highly randomized whenever placed
- Palm Trees
- Changes:
- Internal code changes and reorganization
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