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Published 2 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
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1.0.0+1.21.1
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Kaleidoscope 1.0.0+1.21.12 years ago 205
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Additions
- Added the kiln, a new furnace block for smelting non-smoker and non-blast furnace recipes faster (e.g. bricks from clay)
- Kiln recipes are dynamically generated and theoretically support any mod
- Added the fireworks table, a new utility block for quickly and easily crafting firework stars and rockets
- Added glass doors and trapdoors, along with their stained counterparts, which cannot be powered by redstone
- Added stairs, slabs, and walls for several vanilla blocks that did not have any
- Added polished calcite and smooth calcite blocks
- Added cracked variants for tuff bricks, mud bricks, red Nether bricks, and End stone bricks
- Cracked tuff bricks generate in trial chambers, replacing some tuff bricks
- Cracked mud bricks generate in trail ruins, replacing some mud bricks
- Cracked End stone bricks generate in End cities, replacing some End stone bricks
- Added brick mosaic blocks
- Added blocks of charcoal, which serve as compact blocks crafted from charcoal
- Blocks of charcoal may be formed as a result of a log or wood block being set on fire
- Added smooth copper blocks in all oxidation and waxed states
- Added red Nether brick fences
- Added polished End stone blocks
- End stone bricks are now crafted from polished End stone instead of normal End Stone
- Added stick bales, which serve as storage blocks for sticks and can be smelted into charcoal or used as fuel
- Stick bales may generate as piles in snowy and taiga villages
- Like hay bales, stick bales can be used as a signal fire base block for campfires; along with this addition, a new
kaleidoscope:signal_fire_base_blocksblock tag has been added
- Added soul jack o'lanterns
- Added jukebox minecarts
- Added firework shells, template items used in constructing firework stars at a fireworks table
- Each firework shell has an associated firework type and is crafted from the firework type's ingredient (e.g. a large ball firework shell is crafted with a fire charge, paper, and gunpower), similar to banner patterns
- Added netherite shears, a more durable variant of normal shears crafted from netherite ingots
- Added crimson and warped boats and their chest variants
- Crimson and warped boats do not burn in lava but rather sink
- Added Pigstep disc fragments, which may be received through bartering with piglins and are used to craft the Pigstep music disc
- Added the glassblower and fireworker villager professions, whose associated blocks are the kiln and fireworks table, respectively
- Each villager profession has a unique trade table and associated houses in each village type
- Added additional tooltip information to all food items that displays a food's nutrition and saturation values
- Added firefly particles that appear at night in select biomes during a new moon or a waxing crescent moon
- The blocks that firefly particles may spawn on are listed under the
kaleidoscope:fireflies_spawnable_onblock tag - The biomes that firefly particles may spawn in are listed under the
kaleidoscope:spawns_firefliesbiome tag
- The blocks that firefly particles may spawn on are listed under the
- Added a saxophone instrument to note blocks that can be produced with any oxidizable block (i.e. any copper block) or a lightning rod
- Added additional splash texts referencing various features from the mod
Changes
- Blocks of coal now burn indefinitely in all dimensions, like the newly-introduced block of charcoal
- Striders can now be equipped with chests, like donkeys and llamas
- Boats and their variants can now be equipped with banners by interacting with them
- Banners can be removed by destroying a banner-equipped boat or using any shears
- Soul soil can be used to produce the cow bell instrument with note blocks, like soul sand
- Carved pumpkins and any jack o'lantern can be used to produce the didgeridoo instrument with note blocks, like pumpkins
- The hardness value of cobwebs has been reduced from 4.0 to 1.6
- Cakes now produce particles and sounds when eaten from
- Chains can be used to prevent certain gravity-affected blocks (e.g. sand) from falling
- Farmland is no longer trampled when the falling entity is equipped with any body armor or boots enchanted with Feather Falling
- Blocks with cracked variants (e.g. stone bricks) may crack when exposed to fire or a block-destroying explosion
- These conversions are based on a new cracking recipe type and are dynamically generated
- Muddy mangrove roots can be scooped and converted to mangrove roots using a shovel, dropping mud blocks in the process
- Mangrove roots can be placed in cardinal directions, like muddy mangrove roots
- Any shears can be used to carve pumpkins when used from a dispenser
- Camels can be milked, like cows and goats
- Paintings destroyed using any shears will drop an item of the same painting, allowing the painting to be saved and placed later
- Any shears can be used to remove saddles from saddled pigs and striders
- Mossy blocks can be scraped and converted to their non-mossy forms using hoes
- These conversions are based on a new scraping recipe type and are dynamically generated
- Cookies can now be eaten faster, like dried kelp
- Mining tools (e.g. axes) can be used in dispensers to interact with blocks (e.g. scrapping wax off of copper blocks with axes)
- Shears can now be enchanted at an enchanting table
- Cracked Nether bricks now generate in Nether fortresses, replacing some Nether bricks
- Lodestone compasses can be converted to normal compasses at a grindstone
- Honeycomb blocks can now be mined faster using any shears
- Along with this and other shear-related changes, a new
kaleidoscope:mineable/shearsblock tag has been added to define blocks mined faster with shears
- Along with this and other shear-related changes, a new
- Wandering traders can now sell sweet berries, pink petals, bamboo, cocoa beans, and buckets of tadpoles
- Camels may now drop leather upon death
- Goats may now drop raw or cooked mutton upon death
- Many items have had their max stack sizes increased to 64: banners, banner patterns, all signs, music discs, eggs, and snowballs
- Several items are now fire resistant and cannot burn in fire or lava: blaze rods, blaze powder, and magma cream
- Campfires can now be crafted using bamboo blocks or stick bales in place of logs or wood
- Charcoal can now be produced by smelting bamboo blocks
- The recipe for dark prismarine has been changed: eight dark prismarine blocks can be crafted from eight normal prismarine blocks and a black dye
- Blackstone and cobbled deepslate can now be used to craft dispensers, droppers, levers, observers, and pistons in place of cobblestone
- The recipe for prismarine bricks has been changed: four blocks of prismarine bricks can be crafted from four normal prismarine blocks
- Prismarine bricks and their variants can also be crafted from prismarine using a stonecutter
- The recipe for purpur pillars has been changed to use purpur blocks instead of purpur slabs to be consistent with quartz pillars; the conversion rate remains the same
- Cacti can now be mined faster using hoes
- All End stone brick blocks are now immune to the Ender dragon
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