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1.20.4+3.0
Release
1.20.4+3.02 years ago 211
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.3–1.20.4
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
Additions
- Added Café Structures to Villages
- Added a Barista Villager Type
- Decaf Coffee (Kinda Useless) (Only obtainable from Villagers)
- Blonde and Decaf Espresso Shots
- REI Support for Coffee Grinding and the Espresso Machine
- Several coffee based Specialty Drinks via PDAPI
- Advancement for Drinking a Burnt Latte
Changes
- The Drink Workstation and Related Features have been moved to Pluto's Drinks API to create other Drink Mods
- The Coffee Cherry to Coffee Bean recipe is now shapeless
- You can now make a latte with anything in the c:milk/milk_bottles item tag
- Coffee Beans can now be obtained by pressing a Coffee Cherry in create
- Espresso Machine and Coffee Brewer now support Fabric Transfer API for being supplied with water
- Removed the Version Checker as it was buggy and hard to maintain, may be added again later
- Hovering your mouse over the water section of either brewer now show the water content in mB
- Adding Carmel to a drink has been nerfed and the OP effects are provided in the Sweet Caramel Latte Specialty Drink
- Reworked config files. This may reset your current config (it's one setting it isn't that hard to fix)
Fixes
- Espresso Machine has a Loot Table now and is Mineable with a Pickaxe
- Fixed the annoying "No Datafixer Registered for ..." When loading the Pluto's Coffee block entities
- Fixed rendering issues of Espresso Machine when facing any direction other than north
Optional dependencies
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlutosCoffeeMod-Fabric-1.20.4+3.0-sources.jar | Unknown | 207.06 KiB |
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