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Minecraft: Java Edition
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Cook in Farmer's Delight with your own hands.
The cooking pot, the cutting board and the skillet open right where they stand, with no menu screen. You stir the soup with the spoon and chop with the knife yourself, and players nearby see what you cook.

No menus, the blocks open in the world · Every recipe of Farmer's Delight and its addons · No new blocks or items
The cutting board

Lay the food on the board and cut along the marks with the knife in hand.
One cut goes through sixteen at once, and the pieces fly into your inventory.
Burgers on the board

Bread first, then whatever goes on it: the last layer turns the stack into the dish.
Sandwiches no longer take the crafting table, and those of addons are built the same way.
The skillet

Food fries on the side that lies in the pan. Toss the pan by its handle and it turns over in the air.
Stars and the recipe book
Stir in wide, steady rounds and stars fill over the dish, each one adding servings.
A recipe book beside every station shows what you can make right now. Put the stations side by side and the camera walks along them.
Getting started
Put the mod and Diegesis into the mods folder of the client and the server, then right-click a station.
On Fabric it needs Farmer's Delight Refabricated and Fabric API. A client without the mod keeps Farmer's Delight's own menus.
Hoppers and autocrafters keep working, and config/handson_delight.properties turns off any station or the stirring the pot waits for.
Modpacks put any craft together on the cutting board with the item tag handson_delight:assembled: see Modpacks in the README.
Works with
More mods by Pocky
Made by Pocky. Built on Diegesis; the models and sounds of the stations come from the installed Farmer's Delight. The broth sound is a CC0 recording by Joseph Sardin from BigSoundBank. Source on GitHub (MIT).


