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Published 4 months ago
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1.5.0-mc26.3
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Small Logic Tweaks 1.5.0-mc26.3last week 7
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.3
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Fabric
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Client and server
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Any compatible version
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π± Dirt Reversion & π³ Aesthetic Kitchen Update (Version 1.5.0)
β¨ Key Features
π± Dirt Cycle:
- Pickaxe Reversion: Right-click Farmland or Dirt Path with any Pickaxe to restore it back into normal Dirt. Consumes 1 tool durability (supports Unbreaking and proper tool-breaking mechanics) with custom digging sound and dust particles.
- Data-driven Reversion Tag: Introduced
#small_logic_tweaks:pickaxe_reversionblock tag allowing players and modpack creators to customize which cultivated/compressed ground blocks can be reverted by pickaxes.
π³ Aesthetic Kitchen System:
- Dry Roasting: Allows raw food entities to be slowly roasted when placed directly on heat sources (Magma, Fire, Lava) even when covered by Trapdoors, Pressure Plates, Slabs, or Carpets.
- Cauldron Boiling: Enables food stacks dropped into a heated Water Cauldron to be sequentially boiled, spawning cooked items one by one with a water-pop effect.
- Immersive Audio & Visuals: Introduces dynamic cooking feedback, including crackling fire sounds, boiling bubbles, smoke particles, and specific sizzle or splash effects upon cooking completion.
- Carpet Insulation: Simulates thermal insulation where placing a wool carpet over a heat source reduces the overall cooking speed by 1.5x.
- Thermodynamics (Heat Decay): Implements progress retention where cooking progress gradually decays linearly over time if the food item is moved or pushed away from the heat source.
βοΈ Core Architecture:
- Standardized Error Codes & Config Engine: Integrated
IModErrorandSltErrortaxonomy across configuration and networking. Streamlined configuration loading and saving with genericBaseModConfigengine featuring automated annotation scanning and atomic persistence.
βοΈ Changed
- Stove Reservation Cache: Restricts each heat source block to process only one food item entity at a time to maintain gameplay balance and prevent mass-cooking exploitation.
- [Only for 26.3] Brewing (Data-driven): Poisonous Potato brewing recipe migrated to the new
minecraft:brewingdata-driven recipe system. Recipe file:data/small_logic_tweaks/recipe/brewing/. - [Only for 26.3] Composting (Data Component): Poisonous Potato composting now registered via
DataComponents.COMPOSTABLEusing Fabric'sDefaultItemComponentEvents(replaces removedComposterBlock.COMPOSTABLES).
π‘οΈ Security
- Item Entity Merge Prevention: Prevents food items undergoing the cooking process from automatically merging with other dropped items, eliminating duplication exploits and stack-processing bugs.
Status: Released. Feedback is welcome!
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build.gradle:
repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
// forRepositories(fg.repository) // Uncomment when using ForgeGradle
filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
// Standard Gradle dependency
dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:LCGTe7BI:85LAps0r"
}
// Legacy Loom dependency
dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:LCGTe7BI:85LAps0r"
}

