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NerdSoft Kitchen 0.3.0 1.21(.1)2 months ago 24
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
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NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
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A major content update centered on food prep and cooking variety, plus a new performance system.
New Blocks
- Cutting Board — place a cuttable ingredient, then cut it with knifes
New Items
- Full knife line: Stone, Iron, Gold, Diamond, Obsidian (new tier), Netherite Knife.
- Cheese, Cheese Slice, Cheese Sandwich (raw & toasted), Grilled Cheese.
- Sandwich Bread (raw & toasted)
New Recipes
- Cutting Board: dicing raw chicken, slicing cheese, and other prep recipes.
- Grill: toasted sandwich bread, grilled cheese, toasted cheese sandwich.
Performance
- New internal LOD (level of detail) system — Grill Table and Cutting Board at reduced detail past configurable chunk-distance tiers, easing load in large builds and farms.
Audio/Visual
- Cutting Board block entity renderer.
Advancements
- Expanded advancement tree covering cutting, grilled cheese, each crop harvest, knives, and a new capstone "Gourmet Chef" advancement for completing every discipline (farming, cutting, grilling, dairy).
JEI
- Added explicit category sort ordering.
Localization
- All new blocks, items, advancements, and JEI descriptions translated in both English and Spanish.
Internal / Refactors
- The old Curdle recipe type (
CurdleRecipe/CurdleRecipeInput) was removed and yogurt/strawberry-yogurt transformations are now handled through the mixing/cup-crafting recipe types instead. - New
ModBlockTagsandModTiersregistries (the latter backing the new Obsidian tool tier).
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repositories {
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forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
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dependencies {
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modImplementation "maven.modrinth:1ePZxh6a:rEIn7yLy"
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