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Published last year
Updated 3 days ago
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2.42
Release
Vanilla Expanded (1.21.8)9 months ago 27
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.8
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
v2.42
Changes
- Added new recipes.
- Changed how some recipes are unlocked.
- This does not affect existing worlds where those recipes were already unlocked.
- Changed some recipes for balancing purposes.
Recipes
- You can now craft Creeper Heads, Piglin Heads & Dragon Heads.
- Charcoal Slabs & Stairs are now crafted with Charcoal Blocks to match similar recipes.
- The Charcoal Slab recipe now matches similar slab recipes.
- Gunpowder now requires an additional Bone Meal and Flint besides Coal.
- Charcoal can now be used to craft Gunpowder.
- Bedrock tool/weapon recipes are no longer unlocked after getting Sticks.
- Player Head recipes are no longer unlocked after getting Leather.
- Player Heads are now required to unlock the other Head/Skull recipes.
- Rainbow block recipes can now only be unlocked after getting Rainbow Dye/Blocks respectively.
- Six sided blocks can now only be unlocked after getting a block that can be crafted into a six sided variant.
- For example, if you obtain Grass Blocks, you'll unlock the six sided recipe of that block.
- This should make six sided blocks more straightforward to unlock.
- Changed the recipe of Six Sided Lodestones to require 4 Lodestones, 4 Iron Ingots & 1 Chiseled Stone Bricks.
- Gives you 4 Six Sided Lodestones.
- Six Sided Lodestone Slabs & Stairs are now craftable using Six Sided Lodestones.
- You can still craft them using regular Lodestones in the Stonecutter.
- Six Sided Lodestone Slabs & Stairs can now be crafted using Six Sixed Lodestones in the Stonecutter.
- Six Sided Smithing Tables Slabs & Stairs can now be crafted using regular Smithing Tables in the Stonecutter.
- Changed the Six Sided Chiseled Bookshelf Slab recipe to give you the correct amount of slabs (4 -> 6).
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