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Licensed CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0
Published 3 years ago
Updated last month
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20.1.2
Release
Underground Jungle - 20.1.2 Fabric2 years ago 2.36M
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Patch 20.1.3
Fixes:
- Fixed crash due to wrongly configured music in the biome
Release 20.1.2
Changes:
- Changed the texture of the Axe of Regrowth.
- The Axe of Regrowth now replants saplings on the same block that was broken instead of the one below.
- If Woodworks or Quark are installed, the chests in the temple will be replaced with jungle chests.
Release 20.1.1
Main changes:
- Phantom Library is no longer required. It was a fun experiment, but it only made things more likely to crash.
Additions:
- Jungle spores can now be collected from jungle vines.
- Added the Axe of Regrowth, an axe that can replant saplings when chopping down trees.
- Added the Blade of the Jungle, a sword that has a 10% chance to inflict poison on hit.
- Amethyst geodes in the underground jungle have been replaced with "honey geodes".
Changes:
- Changed the texture of the temple key to match the upcoming trial key.
Fixes:
- Fixed crash when generating giant mushrooms underground.
Release 20.1.0
Main changes:
- Underground Jungle now requires the Phantom Library.
- The version number now follows the convention
<minecraftMajor>.<minecraftMinor>.<modVersion>. That means version20.1.0is the first version for Minecraft1.20.1.
Additions:
- Added
ru_rulanguage
Fixes:
- Fixed the biome generating on the surface when TerraBlender is installed (for real this time... I hope)
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