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Licensed LGPL-3.0-only
Published 2 years ago
Updated last month
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2.5.2
Release
Forestry: Community Edition 2.5.22 years ago 557
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Forestry 2.5.2
- Fix hybrids not producing drops of inactive species
- Forestry trees no longer spawn naturally by default. Can still be enabled in the config (#206)
- Update Chinese translation to account for new additions (#205) thanks to ChuijkYahus, FridayAnubis, ZHAY10086
- Improve Russian translation (#212) thanks to ProgramCrafter
- Add last of EnderiumSmith's changes (#210) thanks to EnderiumSmith
- Add new Relic species, whose drones are dug up by Sniffers
- Add new Anachrone species, whose queens can shorten the lifespan of other beehives
- Add new Primeval species, who produces Vintage combs with lots of Honeydew
- Fix centering of Beehive effect radii
- Adjust author tag in fifth page of Analyzer
- Implement a variety of minor changes and Vanilla integrations (#169, #187) thanks to Spearkiller:
- Candles can now be crafted from Forestry beeswax and string
- Honey Bottles can now be crafted using Forestry honey drops
- Woven Silk is now cheaper to make (9 silk -> 4 silk)
- Vanilla Honeycomb can now be centrifuged for Forestry beeswax (but not honey drops)
- Simmering Comb now makes new Volcanic Propolis instead of Phosphorus, which is used to create Lava
- Silk Wisp can no longer be made from string
- Ice Shards can now be crafted into Vanilla Ice block
- Vanilla Honey Block can now be created from Forestry honey drops
- Removed Honey Pot from creative tab and can no longer be crafted. Will be fully removed in 1.21
- Phosphor is no longer used to create Lava (replaced by Volcanic Propolis)
- Phosphor can now be used to craft torches in batches of 6
- Changed color of Simmering Comb
- Luxuriant species now produces Phosphor
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