Croparia-IF

Croparia-IF

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A forked project from Dalarion/Croparia, adding more customizable features

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Introduction to this mod

Licenses

This is an forked project from Dalarion's Croparia v4.5, this mod page is set up to provide download sources for modpack authors and players.

Following GNU license, this project has provided a share for the original author, and this page would get closed if the original author opposes this.

Features

Most features in Dalarion's Croparia v4.5 are reserved.

You can only choose ONE installation between Croparia and Croparia-IF

This mod add a lot of features upon the original croparia that benefits modpack authors by offering extra customization.

Including:

  • The drops of the crop block is generated by loot tables, not hard-coded.
  • Auto-gen default textures and models for items & block.
  • Recipes of crop seeds can be replaced by datapack. (The original project would overwrite the recipes in datapacks)
  • Auto generate recipes for botany pots
  • Batch-export fruit-to-material crafting table recipe.

Customization

Add custom seeds

To add custom seeds (for example, an end_stone seed), you need to create a json file in <GameDir>/crops/<fileName>.json, following formats below

{
    "name": "end_stone",
    "tier": 3,
    "tag": "c:end_stones",
    "color": "0xE28248"
}
  • name: name of the crop&seed, you'd better follow Identifier Formats but leave spacename empty.
  • tier: tier of the croparia seeds to craft the seed you're defining
  • tag: tag of the item the crop would grow, you may need to create your own tag by datapack in case the item you want do not have proper tags
  • color: base color for items&blocks textures, this mod will automatically generate corresponding textures and you can create your own textures following tutorials below.

Modify data files(recipes, loot tables, etc.) of a specific crop

To modify data files of this mod, simply replace the original data file by creating a new datapack.

The namespace should be "croparia".

Seed recipe

New seed recipe should be located in path <yourDataPackName>/data/croparia/recipes/seed_crop_<CropName>.json

Generally, as long as the json file you create is literally valid, the recipe will be modified. This means you do not have to strictly following recipe type of the original recipe.

Below is the original recipe for aluminum seeds, details can be seen in Minecraft wiki

{
    "type": "minecraft:crafting_shaped",
    "category": "misc",
    "key": {
        "P": {
            "tag": "c:aluminum_ingots"
        },
        "I": {
            "item": "minecraft:wheat_seeds"
        },
        "D": {
            "item": "croparia:croparia4"
        }
    },
    "pattern": [
        "PIP",
        "IDI",
        "PIP"
    ],
    "result": {
        "item": "croparia:seed_crop_aluminum"
    }
}

Botany pot recipe

New botany pot recipe should be located in path <yourDataPackName>/data/botanypots/recipes/croparia/seed/<CropName>.json

An example of a acacia seeds for botany pot recipe, details can be seen in Botany Pots

{
    "fabric:load_conditions": [
        {
            "condition": "fabric:all_mod_loaded",
            "values": [
                "botanypots"
            ]
        }
    ],
    "type": "botanypots:crop",
    "seed": {
        "item": "croparia:seed_crop_acacia"
    },
    "categories": [
        "dirt",
        "farmland"
    ],
    "growthTicks": 1200,
    "display": {
        "type": "botanypots:aging",
        "block": "croparia:block_crop_acacia"
    },
    "drops": [
        {
            "chance": 1.00,
            "output": {
                "item": "croparia:fruit_acacia"
            }
        },
        {
            "chance": 0.01,
            "output": {
                "item": "croparia:seed_crop_acacia"
            }
        }
    ]
}

Loot tables

You can modify the drops of crop blocks by creating datapack and replace the original loot tables.

New loot table of a specified crop should be located in path "<yourDataPackName>/data/croparia/recipes/block_crop_<CropName>.json"

An example of acacia seed loot table, details can be seen in Minecraft wiki

{
  "type": "minecraft:block",
  "pools": [
    {
      "rolls": 1,
      "entries": [
        {
          "type": "minecraft:item",
          "name": "croparia:seed_crop_acacia"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "rolls": 1,
      "entries": [
        {
          "type": "minecraft:item",
          "conditions": [
            {
              "block": "croparia:block_crop_acacia",
              "condition": "minecraft:block_state_property",
              "properties": {
                "age": "7"
              }
            }
          ],
          "name": "croparia:fruit_acacia"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Textures & models

Following tutorials in original project is OK.

Data generation

Fruit recipe generation

Due to minecraft's recipe & tag management, we cannot auto-generate recipes that convert fruit to materials on the crafting table while ensuring material compatibility. But we offer a way that help players that loves automation by batch-exporting recipe json files, and modpack authors can move these files into a data-pack to let it effective.

To use this auto-gen feature, you need to specify the path where the files should be exported to in config file <GameDir>/config/croparia/config.json

{
    "fruitUse": true,
    "genRecipe": "path/to/export"
}

The path support relative location that rooted at your <GameDir>. And you DO NOT need to restart your game to get this config loaded.

After that, enter a world you are currently working on, type in command /reload and execute, the recipe files will be generated.

If you no longer need to use this feature, please remember to disable it by remove entry genRecipe or set the value into null

Notice

If you want to export all the recipes for fruit in your local client games, you should enter a single player level then execute reload, and the config file you need to edit should be at your local game directory. If you're making the modpack on a dedicated server, you should enter the server (or using server console) then execute command reload, and the config file you need to edit should be at the server's game directory.


Project members

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