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Licensed MIT
Published 2 years ago
Updated 7 months ago
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1.7
Release
Ramadan Delight 1.77 months ago 43.2K
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Ramadan Delight is now availble on Neoforge 1.21.1
Technical & Misc
Dependencies
- Neoforge 21.1.203
- Farmer's Delight Refabricated (v1.2.8)
Others
- JEI (v15.20.0.106)
- AppleSkin mc1.21-3.0.5
Blocks & Items
Added
- Overhauled the Drum block! Now features randomized pitch variation on every hit and emits "Note" particles.
- New Tooltips: Added a functional custom tooltip for Date Syrup.
- Added food points logic to Villager Wanted Items.
- Added custom placement tag for Palm Saplings (can now be placed on #forge:sand and #minecraft:dirt).
- Added Config Options to adjust generation chances for Placed Features (Wild Crops and Date Palms).
- Expanded some animals diet:
- Chickpea can be fed to chickens, parrots and pigs.
- Dates can be fed to Bees and Camels
- Parsley can be fed to most stock animals (Cows, Goats, Horses, Llamas, Rabbits and Sheep).
- Parsley Seeds can be fed to Chicken and Parrots
Changed
- Updated some recipes.
- Updated Asset Gallery: Corrected and updated various textures.
- Tag Overhaul: Updated the entire Item and Block Tagging system for better compatibility.
- Custom Stained Glass blocks are now correctly mineable with a pickaxe.
Fixed
- Fixed Palm Tree growth/generation incorrectly converting ground blocks into Dirt.
- Fixed Fanous Lanterns to properly support waterlogging and placement.
- Fixed Drum missing subtitles and localization/language keys.
World Generation
Changed
- Migrated Wild Crops from JSON to code for improved stability. (adjustable via config)
- Rebalanced Spawning: Date Palm trees now default 1 tree in a 1/100 chance per chunk (adjustable via config).
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