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1.0.3
Release
Oaks Frontier 1.0.3last year 133
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Server-side
Singleplayer
Changes
New Features
- Added 4 New 6x6 Paintings from Minecraft Dungeons
- Added Cracked Purpur
- Added End Stone Lantern
- Added Chiselled End Stone Bricks
- Added Charred Bones and Charred Bone Block
- Added Purpur Wall
- Added Wild End Stone Block and Slab
- Added Violet Wood Type
- Added Violet Vines
- Added Wild End Wood Type
- Added Copper Armour (replaces the iron armour early game)
- Added Iron Upgrade Smithing Template, as iron armour is no longer craftable but upgradable
- Added New Advancements “Striking Gear”
Changes
- Changed End Stone texture (and some end stone-related)
- Changed End Stone Pillar Recipe
- Updated End Structures slightly to involve the new blocks
- Added Randomness to Violet Nylium
- Underground bones are now charred
- Can now edit the zoom key bind
- Retextured Ruby Block
- Puffball Mushrooms Generate in Dark Oak Forest and Taigas
- Bushy Bush Loot table has changed to drop wheat seeds instead of itself
- Rextured the Violet Wart Block
- Updated the Violet Tree
- Tweaked Enderman Texture
- End Structures Generation has changed to be a feature for more control over generation
- Retextured Raw and Cooked Squid
- Retextured Copper nuggets to match the Summer 2025 Drop
- Basic Protection no longer requires wearing full leather armour
Fixes
- Fixed Ruby Templates not being duplicable
- Fixed Inferno textures not glowing
- End Structures should no longer generate at the bottom of the void
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