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Published 3 years ago
Updated 8 months ago
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1.20.1-12.1.1
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Productive Bees 1.20.1-12.1.13 years ago 171
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20–1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
1.20.1-12.1.1
- Loot tables are back, so you don't lose your hive and bees when breaking them
1.20.1-12.1.0
- Added recipe for WannaBee spawn egg
- Added Sussy bees which can be found by sniffers. Sussy bees turn sand and gravel into suspicious sand and gravel if operating in the right biomes.
- Added a way to obtain Amber bee eggs from suspicious blocks in cold ocean ruins
- Amber blocks can be melted on campfires to release the encased mob
- Re-added recipes for nests
- Re-added hive clearing recipes
- Resin bee chance to encase a mob lowered to 10%
- Added WannaBee texture
- Fixed text rendering in GUIS
- Fixed some solitary and wild bees not spawning with their nests
1.20.1-12.0.1
- Fixed crash upon placing canvas hives when cooking for blockheads is installed
1.20.1-12.0.0
- Ported to 1.20
- Added Canvas Hives and Canvas Expansion boxes in all available styles. Canvas hives can be dyed.
- Expansion boxes can be put on all sides now except the front.
- Added Cherry and Mangrove bee nests
- Farmer and Hoarder bees now work in simulated hives harvesting and picking up items around the hive
- Added petrified honey blocks in all colors
- Resin and amber bees can now encase other mobs in amber
- Added WannaBee. This bee can delicately extract mob drops from encased mobs.
- Added support for doing block conversion recipes inside feeding slabs
- Added support for item conversion recipes
- Added support for item pollination
- Block upgrades no longer required for Lumber and Quarry bees
- Block upgrades makes bees produce comb blocks instead of honeycombs
- Added differentiated spawn items for nests
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