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Licensed ARR
Published 7 months ago
Updated 4 days ago
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1.10.0
Release
Rubys Additions 1.10.04 days ago 28
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Version 1.10
Bug Fixes
- I have zero clue if I fixed anything not gonna lie, lets assume I made more problems than fixed.
Gameplay Additions
- Added four new flower the Allamanda, Nightshade, Honeysuckle, and Ruby Hydrangea
- These flowers above appear in the flower valley biomes
- Added the trellis, trellises have their own wood variants
- You may grow certain vining flowers on a trellis to farm for flowers or decorate your home. Use pruners to harvest a trellis when fully grown, if you no longer wnat a trellis to have a certain flower on it you can use shears to get it back
- Flowers you can grow includes Allamanda, Blue Orchid, Honeysuckle, Lilac, Nightshade, Rose Bush, Ruby Hydrangea, Sunflower, and Wither Rose
- Bees can pollinate trellises
- You can make a trellis decorative by right clicking it with a slimeball and then youc an use pruners to cycle through the three textures availiable for that flower. If you no longer want this you amy use a scraper to receive your slimeball back and the growth starts back at 0
- Trellises auto curve when a ceiling and wall trellis are within the same block, if you do not want this use a saw to undo this action and redo.
- Added furnace variants and their own respective minecarts for Andesite, Granite, Diorite, Deepslate, Blackstone, and Basalt
- I think there was a couple more things but like, me no good at this. Enjoy!
Misc (resourcepack and datapack related stuff)
- Added a tag for trellises
- Added a tag for furnaces (mine specifically)
- Possibly more I don't remember I need to update this as I go ._.
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